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Van Buren receives grant to fund food banks

Van Buren Township has “It's about partnering with our “Through our research, we
received a $5,000 grant from community organizations to help ” found Trinity's main clients
Enbridge, as part of the corpora- meet their demands while help- A thriving community provides include senior citizens and fami-
tion emergency response fund. ing as many people as we can. I opportunities to support and enrich lies; Owen's focus is on students
Officials said the grant will want to thank Candice Braddock who are still in school or of
ensure the supply and distribu- from Enbridge for offering us this the lives of its people. school-age and the Food Closet is
tion of nutritional food to three opportunity.” mostly single families,” noted an
local food banks; Belleville First Information about the official statement from the town-
United Methodist Church- Belleville First United Methodist ship.
Emergency Food Closet, Trinity Church-Emergency Food Closet school is located at 45201 Owen “I want to thank Trustee “A thriving community pro-
Episcopal Church-Friday Fill- is available at (734) 697-9288. The St. in Belleville and is open from Reggie Miller for all her hard vides opportunities to support
Up! and Van Buren Public church is located at 417 Charles 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Tuesdays work in securing another grant and enrich the lives of its people.
School-Owen Community Closet St., Belleville, and the website is and Thursdays. and the board for continuing to By collaborating with community
and Food Pantry. bellevillefirstumc.org. The food Trinity Episcopal Church- take care of our community,” leaders like Van Buren
“I'm grateful we received closet is open from 10 a.m. until 1 Friday Fill-Up, (734) 699-3361 is commented township Supervisor Township, we're proud to sup-
another grant to feed our com- p.m. on Tuesdays and located at 11575 Belleville Road Kevin McNamara. port this initiative and energy to
munity. This time, I choose to Wednesdays. in Belleville and information is Board members opted to champion community solutions
divide the funds up to help the Questions about the Owen available by accessing www.trini- donate the grant funds to the in our key focus areas of safety,
largest amount of people as soon School Community Closet and tybell.org. The food bank is open three local food banks in an environment, and community,”
as possible,” said township Food Pantry can be addressed by from 6 until 7:30 p.m. on effort to reach everyone in need, said Mike Moeller, director of
Trustee Reggie Miller May 27. phoning (734) 697-8711. The Wednesdays. officials said. Great Lakes Region Enbridge.
Romulus Public Library prepares to open to public

The Romulus Public Library for Disease Control (CDC) and
began preparations Monday for MiOSHA," Braden said.
reopening to the public. She added that the public
Library Director Patty Braden could help the transition by can-
said the staff began reporting to celing holds on items that are no
the facility this week and prepa- longer wanted. She reminded
rations would continue this week library patrons that there is no
as personnel began shelving hun- rush to return material as all
dreds of items that were items currently have a due date
returned to the drop box and pro- of July 1 and all library cards
cessing the backlog of new books have been renewed until that
and other new materials that date.
have arrived since the facility She said that the public could
was closed to the public on begin applications for a library
March 16 in response to the card by phone or email but appli-
Coronavirus pandemic. cants will need to provide their
The building will remain driver's license number or state
closed to the public but curbside identification. It will take a few
pickup of library items will begin days to process, she said.
today and will continue from Book clubs will resume this time, she added. officials, and best practices from tact us," Braden said in a pre-
noon until 6 p.m. Monday remotely next month using "Our plan is to take it one step our colleagues at other libraries pared statement.
through Friday and from 11 a.m. Zoom and this year the Summer at a time using a controlled, across the state. As the phases for "We are happy to be coming
until 3 p.m. on Saturday. Reading Program will be offered phased-in approach to reopen- reopening progress, we will keep back in the building and look for-
"Our first priority is the safety online. Registration began June ing. We will ease restrictions as you updated on the website, ward to seeing you in person
and well-being of our staff and 15. we are able, following state and social media, and e-news. If you soon. Stay safe everyone and
patrons, so we are closely follow- The Friends of the Library are local safety guidelines, recom- have questions, comments, or wash your hands," she conclud-
ing protocols from the Centers not accepting book donations at mendations from public safety feedback, please feel free to con- ed.
Upcoming hazardous waste disposal day is scheduled

Inkster officials have urged waste products need disposal, radioactive material, explosives, room cleaners, stain removers, recycling along with computers,
residents to take advantage of the prompting Wayne County to set ammunition, 55-gallon drums, solvents, non-controlled pharma- monitors, printers, scanners, key-
upcoming Household Hazardous up the area wide collection from 8 household trash, refrigerators, ceutical products, nail polish, boards, mice and cell phones, fax
Waste Collection set for Aug. 8 this a.m. until 2 p.m. in the Westland microwaves or other appliances, glue, fertilizer, lawn and garden machines, copiers and televi-
year. Shopping Center parking lot, tires, yard waste, roofing shingles chemicals, pesticides, antifreeze, sions.
As the social distancing and behind the JCPenney store. and concrete. motor oil, gasoline, automotive For more information about
precautions associated with the Only household generated Items that will be accepted at batteries and dry cell batteries, hoe to dispose of items that will
COVID-19 pandemic have kept products from Wayne County resi- the waste collection event in florescent bulbs, fire extinguish- not be accepted, contact the
residents at home, many have dents will be accepted. Items that clued paints, stains and dyes, ers, smoke detectors, mercury Wayne Country Resource
been occupied cleaning and sort- will not be accepted include com- floor wax, floor care product, car- thermometers, thermostats, ele- Recovery Coordinator at (734)
ing. To that end, those hazardous mercial waste, industrial waste, pet cleaner, furniture polish bath- mental mercury and electronic 326-3936.
Nominations for senior service award now being accepted

Active seniors in the area are shine a light on volunteers who must have been performed on a
due for some honors from AARP are using what they've learned in ” volunteer basis, without pay.
(American Association of life to make a difference in the Nomination deadline is Sept. 15 Couples or partners who per-
Retired People) Michigan. lives around them,” said AARP and nomination forms are available form service together are also
The group is now accepting Michigan State Director Paula D. eligible; however, teams are not
nominations for the 2020 Cunningham. at www.aarp.org/ AndrusAward. eligible.
Michigan Andrus Award for Nomination deadline is Sept. Officials said that this is not a
Community Service, which hon- 15 and nomination forms are posthumous award. For more
ors 50-and-older Michiganders available at www.aarp.org/ information or questions about
who are sharing their experi- AndrusAward. nity, supported the AARP vision Award for Community Service eligibility and award rules, visit
ence, talent, and skills to enrich Nominations will be evaluat- and mission, and inspired other nominees must be 50 years or aarp.org/mi, email
the lives of their community ed by AARP Michigan volunteers volunteers. The award recipient older and the achievements, MIAARP@aarp.org, or call
members. based on the ways the nominee's will be announced in early fall. accomplishments, or service on AARP Michigan at 1-866-227-
“AARP Michigan is excited to work has improved the commu- AARP Michigan Andrus which the nomination is based 7448.

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