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PAGE 4                                                         ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS OF MICHIGAN                                           August 12, 2021


                                                                   NORTHVILLE
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        New principal appointed at Moraine Elementary




           When students at Moraine                                                                 from the Moraine school communi-
        Elementary School return to in-                           ”                                 ty and with Northville Public
        person classes next month, they             I am honored to join the Moraine                Schools administration.”
        will be greeted by a new principal.                                                            “I recently had the opportunity
           Members of the Northville             staff and the Northville Public Schools.           to tour Moraine Elementary and it
        Board of Education unanimously                                                              is amazing to see how student lead-
        approved a one-year contract with                                                           ership has had such a positive
        Joseph Reimann who will serve as  these areas of focus he established  growth-mindset culture at Moraine  impact on the entire school. After
        principal at the school for the 2021-  a character development program,  that is a pillar of the legacy of  talking with staff and some
        2022 school year.              supported teacher-led learning  Principal Dr. Denise Bryan who is  Northville families, it is clear that
           Reimann joins Northville    and led a Parent Book Club.    retiring after 14 years as principal  our community is committed to
        Public Schools from Grosse Ile   Throughout    his   career,  at Moraine.                   character education, world-class
        Township Schools where he taught  Reimann has been committed to  “Mr. Reimann emerged as an  opportunities, and high expecta-
        music education, including band,  continuous learning and acquiring  exceptional candidate with 15  tions. What has been most impres-
        across the pre K-12 grades (prima-  Google certification, attending  years of combined administrative,  sive as I've learned more about
        rily at middle school) for 10 years  leadership conferences, and con-  teaching, and counseling experi-  Moraine and Northville is that stu-  Joseph Reimann
        before moving into elementary  necting with educators nationwide.  ence dedicated to developing a  dents have a voice in their school
        administration in 2016. He has  This dedication to personal and  staff, empowering student leader-  community - they are active in  returned to CMU for a master's
        served as principal at Meridian  professional growth has provided  ship and engaging a school com-  making their environment a better  degree in school counseling before
        Elementary and Parke Lane      him the expertise in building  munity,”   said   Northville  place for learning and leading. I  earning his administration creden-
        Elementary. During his time as  school-community partnerships  Superintendent of Schools Mary  am honored to join the Moraine  tial through Eastern Michigan
        principal, Reimann focused on  and developing a leadership cul-  Kay Gallagher. “His commitment  staff and the Northville Public  University in 2015.
        three areas of improvement,    ture that empowers and supports  to cultivating a culture of learning,  Schools,” Reimann said.  Reimann lives in Beverly Hills
        including student-focused advoca-  students, district officials said.  valuing positive relationships, and  Reimann earned his under-  with his wife of 12 years, Mandy,
        cy, instructional leadership and  Reimann's background aligns with  working toward a shared vision  graduate degree at Central  and three children, Ellie, 8, Lydia,
        community connection. In each of  and will continue to foster the  resonated with the input received  Michigan University and later  6, and Joey, 4.

           Beautification winners are named


             The City of Northville and Northville  appointed last month. New officers of the
           Township chose 50 local businesses and  commission include as Sue Marie Klimek,
           civic organizations to receive beautifica-  co-chair; Carol Pankow, secretary and
           tion awards this year.               Callie Milroy, treasurer.
             A spokesman noted that the annual    The commission requires regular
           awards are presented by members of the  attendance for a quorum in voting on
           City of Northville Beautification    decisions and actions.
           Commission and the Northville Township  The goal of the beautification commis-
           Beautification Commission.           sion is to continue to enhance more areas
             City Beautification Commission     of the city that need maintenance,
           Chairwoman Diane Pittaway and member  Pittaway said. She added that there “is no
           Liliana Miyahara, accompanied by Mayor  such thing as no maintenance.”  While
           Brian Turnbull, delivered signs to some of  they plant the downtown area with orna-
           the honorees on July 20. Certificates will  mental annuals, other areas are land-
           be delivered in person at a later date  scaped with native plants and shrubs  Mario, of Marathon Gas Station on South Main, proudly receives recognition for his
           since the traditional September luncheon  whenever possible, using organic garden-  landscaped gardens.
           hosted in September is postponed anoth-  ing practices, she said.
           er year due to pandemic precautions.   “Always, we are looking out for the
             During a meeting last month, the   environmental welfare of our communi-
           Northville City Council members      ty,” said Pittaway. “We appreciate the busi-
           renewed the tenure of six commission  ness owners and volunteers who commit
           members for another three years. The  their time, effort, and resources to
           newest member, Krista Foley-Siefert was  enhance our surroundings.”



















           Adorn Fine Flowers co-owner Alicia Racine, pictured with Mayor Brian Turnbull,  Mayor Brian Turnbull and Liliana Miyahara plant an award sign at the Yerkes' House
           accepts the award from the Beautification Commission.                     garden in Mill Race Village.
        Dairy Queen plan is approved



           Who doesn't need a chocolate-dipped,  10:30 p.m.
        double-twist vanilla at 11 p.m. after a long  The new location at 40570 Five Road
        hard day of Zoom meetings?             includes a building next to George's 5
           Members of the Northville Township  Barrel Liquor & Market and would
        Planning Commission heard plans for a  include inside seating, tables and chairs
        new Dairy Queen on Five Mile Road      outside and the drive through window.
        which would offer drive through service  Todd Haidous who proposed the plan
        until 11 p.m. during the summer months  to the commissioners the hours were
        and from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. during cool-  important to the business as was the drive-
        er months. While those hours concerned  through window especially during the
        some members of the commission, wor-   COVID safety restrictions. Haidous also
        ried about the impact on nearby residen-  operates Dairy Queen locations in
        tial areas, commissioners approved the  Dearborn, Hillsdale, Coldwater and
        plan on a 4-2 vote with hours limited to  Angola, Indiana.
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