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        Plan revision OK'd for Van Buren splash pad



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           A new, $1 million splash pad in  township general budget fund                                                           until 7 p.m. seven days a week
        Van Buren Township is closer to  and $200,000 from the Van Buren                 Our kids should not                       between Memorial Day and
        operation following approval of  Civic fund. Additional funding                                                            Labor Day.
        an amended site plan by mem-   has been committed by Chuck                        have to go to other                        Assistant DDA Director Lisa
        bers of the township planning  Covington who is planning a                   communities for recreation.                   Lothringer said at an earlier
        commission last month.         memorial for his daughter at the                                                            meeting this would be the largest
           The new amenity in Quirk    site.                                                                                       splash pad in the area at 6,359
        Park, behind township hall, is   Bids on the project were due  replaced as it will be damaged by  struction of a public pavilion  square feet and can be used by
        expected to be ready for use in  this week and will be presented  construction equipment. The cur-  located away from the splash pad.  425 children at the same time
        August, barring any unforeseen  to members of the township    rent concession and restroom     Township officials said that  although estimates indicate there
        problems, officials said. The  board at the May 7 meeting     building at the park will remain  water at the splash pad will be  will be from 130-150 children at
        splash pad is a project of the  according to Maudie Smith of  and changing rooms will be con-  flow-through and not reused and  any one time.
        Downtown        Development    Russell Design. Plans include the  structed. The project will also  estimated to cost about $18,900 a  “It's the most beautiful thing
        Authority (DDA) and has been in  removal of an asphalt path and  include shade sails and a play  year, dependent on use. Opening  for our community,” commented
        the planning stage for more than  existing playground during the  structure and three sets of swings  and closing the system is estimat-  Township Supervisor Kevin
        a year.  The DDA will pay      construction. She added that the  in the new playground area at the  ed at $1,500 annually.  McNamara. “Our kids should not
        $480,000 toward the splash pad,  parking lot at the northeast cor-  10-acre site.              Current plans will have the  have to go to other communities
        while $270,000 will come from the  ner of the project will need  Plans also include the con-  splash pad open from 11 a.m.  for recreation.”
        Northville Arts and Acts festival to return for 10th year



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           The largest Arts and Acts   munity to the festival return to                                                            is presented by the Northville
        Festival in the 10 year history of  downtown Northville. This year                We hope to attract                       Art House with the proceeds
        the event will return to historic  will be bigger and more diverse                                                         designated for public art exhibi-
        downtown Northville June 21,   than past years, with more than                upwards of 25,000 visitors                   tion and art education programs
        22, and 23. This year, the festival  45 returning exhibitors artists              over the weekend,                        and services in Northville and
        will feature more than 130 local  and 85 new artists and vendors.                                                          the surrounding communities.
        and national artists and vendors  We hope to attract upwards of                                                              For more festival information,
        during the weekend of arts,    25,000 visitors over the week-  a.m. until 8 p.m. Saturday, June  dren's art activities and musical  visit www.northvillearthouse.
        crafts, theater, literature, music,  end,” said Alexandra Teicher,  22 and from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.  entertainment.       org.
        food and entertainment. With   festival coordinator.          on Sunday, June 23.              Arts and Acts brings together  Arts and Acts Festival spon-
        many restaurants, shops, and     After a one-year collaboration  The festival will include the  the community to celebrate the  sors this year include Michigan
        landmarks along the festival   with Northville Township, the  Art in the Sun Juried Fine Art  imagination, talent, art and cul-  Landscape Design Services, The
        path, visitors will also find an  2019 Arts and Acts Festival will  Fair;  Makers Mart of Northville;  tural diversity of artists through-  Knickerbocker  Group  of
        abundance of neighborhood      be located on Main and Center  Young Artist Juried Art Fair;  out the country. The festival is a  Raymond James, Leaf Filter,
        venues to visit between viewing  streets in downtown Northville  Northville Art House Chalk  completely free event to attend  Home Pro USA, Mike Miller
        the vast display of arts.      where it began a decade ago.   Festival; Short on Words      with food, drink, shopping, con-  Building Co., Renewal by
           “We have had an incredible  The festival will open from 3-8  Literary Contest; live model por-  tests, and entertainment for visi-  Anderson, Raymond James &
        response by artists and the com-  p.m. Friday, June 21; from 10  trait drawing and painting; chil-  tors to experience. The festival  Associates, and WindowPro.
        Inkster teens sought for State Police Academy




           Michigan State Police are   mentors from local law enforce-  awareness, domestic violence  Sunday, June 23, and returning  being attended if the student
        continuing the search for 20   ment agencies to help them     awareness, first aid, leadership  Thursday, June 27. Upon    lives within the 48141 zip code.
        recruits from the Inkster com-  learn leadership and mentor   and public speaking. The stu-  returning home to the commu-  Interested applicants should
        munity to participate in the   skills, while developing their  dents will tour Michigan State  nity, the students will complete  contact Trooper Antonio
        Michigan State Police Youth    personal character.            University, the State Capitol,  a community service project  Palmer at PalmerA@michi-
        Leadership Academy this year.    The four-day program, dur-   and participate in team-build-  and celebrate at a graduation  gan.gov or Trooper Austin
        There is no cost to participate  ing which the teens will be  ing and character-building    ceremony luncheon with their   DeClercq at DeClercA@michi-
        in the academy, which is fund-  housed at the training academy,  exercises during the free acad-  family, mentors from the pro-  gan.gov. The deadline for
        ed through the Byrne JAG       is offering male students a    emy.                          gram and local officials.      accepting applications is May
        Grant.                         crash course covering various    Transportation will be pro-    To qualify, interested male  19. More information can be
           The goal, according to a state  topics including: physical activ-  vided for the students to and  students must live within the  found at Michigan.gov/MSP
        police spokesman, is to partner  ity, water safety, nutrition, alco-  from the Michigan State Police  48141 zip code. There is no  under  the  Grants  and
        14 and 15-year-old males with  hol and drug awareness, gang   Training Academy leaving      restriction as to school district  Community Service section.

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