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Death Notice
Be it know to all men
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Commission gives proper
and due notice that any
and
all
possessions
belonging to
Bessie Lee Edwards
29937 Pierce
Inkster, MI 48141
Remaining in unit 1017
who passed away April 13,
2017 will become property
of the Inkster Housing
Commission, unless other-
wise properly claimed and
removed in five (5) days.
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Canton artist’s work
at Westland gallery
Well-known, awarding-winning Canton
Township artist Sharon Lee Dillenbeck
will exhibit her unique impressionistic
style watercolors and oil paintings in a
solo exhibition at Westland's Gallery at
CityHall during themonthof June.
More than 60 of her original works of
art including florals, landscapes,
seascapes, family portraits, O'Keefe-like
pieces, oriental and still lifes will com-
prise the largest collection of her works
ever on display. The public is invited to
see the exhibition any time that Westland
CityHall is open.
Dillenbeck owns D&M Art Studio
which she founded more than 30 years
ago. Art collectors look forward to visiting
her booth at Plymouth Art in the Park
every summer to buy her work. D&M
offers art classes for people of all ages and
skill levels in a variety of mediums, has
popular summer art camps for kids, sells
art supplies, and is an art gallery showcas-
ing not only work by Dillenbeck but many
pieces by her students, past andpresent.
The exhibit will open with a free
reception from 4-6 p.m. Friday, June 16
when guests will have the opportunity to
purchase her work. Any adult who brings
a child will receive a free art class for
their little artist at D&M Art Studio and
there will be free face painting for chil-
dren. Light refreshmentswill be served.
Dillenbeck has long been a supporter
of the arts and active in the local commu-
nity, often as a board member for events
and organizations including Canton
Projects Arts Council, Plymouth
Community Arts Council, Three Cities Art
Club since 1992, the Canton Liberty Fest
Fine Arts Festival, the Plein Aire Painters
of Canton and commissioner of Canton
Cultural Arts andHeritage since 2004.
This exhibition, sponsored by the
Three Cities Art Club, will be on display
through June 30 at the Gallery at City
Hall, 36300 Warren Road, Westland. For
more information, contact Dillenbeck at
(734) 673-2002 or MarilynMeredith at (313)
231-3939.
Westland police arrested both the driv-
er and passenger of a vehicle involved in
a lengthy pursuit spanning multiple cities
last week.
According to police reports, the two
were arrested after fleeing a home in the
35000 block of Pardo at about 9 p.m. May
17. Officers were in the area conducting a
periodic check at a residence where a
felonious domestic assault had occurred
the day before, May 16. Police learned
that the suspect in the previous assault
call was also a parole absconder andwere
checking to see if he might be in the area,
according to reports of the incident.
While the officers were near the resi-
dence in question, they noticed a vehicle
with two occupants leave the location.
The officers recognized the passenger in
the vehicle as the subject sought in the
incident that occurred the day before,
police reports said.
The patrol officers attempted a traffic
stop of the vehicle but the female driver
ignored them, according to reports, and
drove away fromthe area.
Officers pursued the vehicle for
approximately 35 minutes, police said,
eventually stopping the vehicle near
Evergreen and I-96. When the driver
stopped the vehicle, both the female driv-
er and the male passenger were taken
into custody without incident, officers
said.
Meet the royals
The Wayne Memorial High School 2017 Prom Court this year included, back row,
from left, Kyle Swindelhurst, Makari Whittaker, Blake Barber, Steven Rupert and
Anthony Gray. In the front row, from left, are DaJa Juckles, Rebekah Fischer,
Audrey Sabal, Rachel Baisa and Yasmin Flint. The prom is planned for May 25 St.
Mary Cultural Center when the King and Queen of prom will be crowned. School
graduation ceremonies are set for 10 a.m. June 3 at Eastern Michigan University
for John Glenn High School and 2 p.m. for Wayne Memorial High School. The
last day of school for the Class of 2017 is also May 25.
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