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Calendar of events

Maybury Corn Maze to open Youth acting auditions scheduled lot from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. on both Friday War classic story.
The 10-acre Maybury Farm Corn Maze Young actors and singers in the area will and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28 and from 2-6 The library is located at 3737 South
will open Sept. 27. This year, the farm will have a chance to show off their talents dur- p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 29. The former court Wayne Road in Wayne. For more informa-
also offer a Kids Maze that is approximate- ing upcoming auditions for the Plymouth house is located at 27331 South River Dr. in tion call (734) 721-7832.
ly 1 acre and will take an estimated 20 min- Uptown Players set for next week. Inkster.
utes to complete. Auditions will take place at the The final day for vendors to register is Great Pumpkin Festival planned
The Maybury Farm corn maze is open Plymouth community Arts Council from 5- Sept. 25 and there are limited spaces Maybury Farm will host the 6th Annual
until 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays for 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15 and again remaining. To register, call (313) 515-4502 or Great Pumpkin Festival from 10 a.m. until
those brave enough to attempt to find their from 4:30 until 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, (313) 478-3040. 5 p.m. Oct. 12 and 13. This event features
way through in the dark with just the moon Sept. 18 for young actors in 4th through 9th live music, food, pumpkin-themed games
to guide the way. grade. Garden Club to meet and activities for children and families,
Admission to the Maybury Farm Corn To audition, students must complete Members of the Country Garden Club of and much more. Highlights include pie
Maze is $9 per person and includes farm pre-registration online at wwwply- Northville will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday, pumpkin painting, bonfire and S'mores,
admission and a tractor-drawn wagon ride moutharts.com or by calling (734) 416-4278 Oct. 2 at Ward Church, 40000 Six Mile storytime and sing-a-long, children's activi-
to and from the maze. Children under 2 and schedule an audition appointment. Road in Northville. ty stage and beeswax candle making. The
are admitted free with an adult. Program registration is $245 with a cur- There will be social time with snacks event will also feature performances by
Accommodations for groups of 25 or more rent Plymouth Community Arts Council and speaker Nick Zimmerman will discuss Bridge County Bluegrass Band on
can be scheduled at (248) 374-0200. student membership fee of $30 which is fall container gardening. Saturday and The Western Pleasures on
Maybury Farm also offers bonfires that are good for one year. Tuition includes two free There will also be a business meeting. Sunday, The Great Pumpkin Festival is the
available during regular business hours or tickets per actor for one performance. New members are welcome. most popular event all year at Maybury
as part of a group reservation. The Plymouth Arts Council is located at For more information, call (248) 202- Farm.
Maybury Farm is located at 50165 Eight 774 North Sheldon Road in Plymouth. 1518. Admission to the Great Pumpkin
Mile Road in Northville. To learn more Festival is $7 per person and includes
about all of the autumn activities at the Farmer's Market host Fall Fest Mom 2 Mom Sale set admission to the farm or, for $12 per per-
farm, visit <http://www.mayburyfarm.org/> Westland Farmers and Artisans Market St Edith and St. Collette Church will be son, guests can enjoy the festival, corn
www.mayburyfarm.org. will host a Fall Fest from 3 until 7 p.m. the site of a Mom2Mom Sale from 8:30 a.m. maze with wagon ride and farm. Children
Thursday, Sept. 19 at 1901 North Carlson, until noon on Saturday, Oct. 5. under 2 receive free admission to the festi-
Library to host book sale Central City Park in Westland. The church is located at 15089 val with an adult.
Friends of the William P. Faust Public There will be fresh produce, baked Newburgh Road in Livonia. Admission to Maybury Farm is located at 50165 Eight
Library of Westland will host a book sale goods, honey and crafts for sale along with the sale is $2, Mile Road in Northville. To learn more
from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Friday Sept. 13 cider, donuts, kettle corn, pumpkin pies about all of the autumn activities at the
and Saturday, Sept. 14 and from noon until and other autumn treats. EBT is accepted. Annual Cemetery Walk set farm, visit <http://www.mayburyfarm.org/>
3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15. Sunday is also The event will feature live music and The Wayne Historical Society will spon- www.mayburyfarm.org.<http://www.may-
bag day when a bag of books can be pur- chances to win a fall flower arrangement. sor the Annual Cemetery Walk from 1-3 buryfarm.org/>
chased for $4. For more information, call (734) 326- p.m. Oct. 6 at Glenwood Cemetery and will
The library is located at 6123 Central 7222 or email westlandchamber@ highlight several Wayne families and fig- The Happening set at museum
City Parkway in Westland. gmail.com ures. The Wayne Historical Society will host
For more information, call (734) 326- This is an outdoor walking tour so The Happening, a haunted tour featuring
6123 x2844 Car-nival II set in Inkster appropriate dress is suggested. several Wayne characters in a spooky set-
Inkster fuel injected Car-Nival II, a clas- Donations will be accepted. ting, from 7-11 p.m. Oct. 19.
Festival of India Sunday sic car and motorcycle show, is set for 3 The event will take place at the
The Festival of India is planned for 11 until 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21 on the south- Church hosts Applefest Historical Museum, 1 Town Square, at the
a.m. until 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15 at the west corner of Michigan Avenue and St Paul's Lutheran Church will host the corner of Main and Biddle in downtown
Summit on the Park Banquet Hall, 46000 Inkster Road. New Boston Applefest from 9 a.m. until 5 Wayne.
Summit Parkway, Canton. For more information about the event, p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 and from 11 a.m. until Admission is $5 and tickets can be pur-
Dozens of vendors will offer Indian jew- call (313) 408-4692. 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6. chased online or at the door.
elry and fashions at discounted prices and Vendors applications are still being
henna artists will be on hand. There will be Suicide prevention walk set accepted. Goodfellows to serve pancakes
free face painting for children along with The Northville High School 5K Color The church is located at 19109 Craig St. The Inkster Goodfellows No Child
Indian cuisine and exclusive Kulfi ice Run/Walk to prevent teen suicide is set for in New Boston.For more information, call Without A Christmas effort will host an all-
cream available all day. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, at the (734)753-9048 or access you-can-eat pancake breakfast from 8 a.m.
Free parking, free admission and the school on Six Mile Road. Secure registra- https://www.facebook.com/St-Pauls- until noon Saturday Oct. 19.
event is open to the public. tion online is available until Sept. 15 at Lutheran-New-Boston-649223168451449/ The annual event is a fundraiser for the
Registration is requested, however, as https://colormyworld.redpodium.com/color- Christmas campaign of the group which
there will be a boxed lunch provided at the my-world-color-run-2019. Gone With the Wind discussed provides holiday gifts to the less fortunate
close of the day. This year, the Run/Walk proceeds will Guest speaker Kathleen Marcaccio will in the community. The breakfast will take
For information or registration call the expand the mental health library, expand discuss Margaret Mitchell and Gone With place at the Booker Dozier Recreation
Canton Community Foundation at (734) school prevention training, and host peer- The Wind at 7 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Wayne Center, 2025 Middlebelt Road in Inkster.
495-1200. to-peer outreach activities. Color My World Public Library. The donation is $10 at the door and is
is a club founded at Northville High School She will discuss both the movie and the tax-deductible.
Coffee With A Cop served in 2017. book and add some background to the Civil For information, call (313) 505-1140.
Members of the Inkster Police This is the second annual color run
Department will host Coffee With A Cop at coinciding with National Suicide
10 a.m. Sept. 18 at Applewood Coney Prevention Month taking place at
Island, 28640 Michigan Ave. Northville High.
There is no agenda or speeches, just a
chance to enjoy a cup of coffee, ask ques- City-Wide garage sale planned
tions voice concerns and get to know the The City of Inkster will host a city-wide
officers in the neighborhood. garage sale in the old court house parking
Court his findings.
He stressed the importance of the com-
munities coming to a consensus on the
FROM PAGE 1 issues and recommended that represen-
tatives from the communities continue to
the solution be the formalization of all the work on a joint resolution in the matter.
various verbal agreements between the “It is an opportunity to fashion an out-
communities and the court in a new fund- come that meets your needs and not risk
ing document to be signed by all the an alternative that is lengthy, costly and
municipalities involved. unpredictable. If I can be of any assis-
“In my initial meeting with representa- tance in helping the communities further
tives from the communities, it became understand these issues or help to resolve
apparent there were differing interpreta- these matters, please feel free to contact
tions of how disbursement by the Court me,” Paruk concluded.
should have been made pursuant to the The agreement waives any claims any
agreement and how funds could be used. of the participants may have against any
This was based, in part, on their interpre- of the other participants and establishes
tation of the 1998 Agreement and their regular twice-yearly meetings where
understanding of whether the agreement court funding and procedural issues can
has been orally modified over the years. A be discussed.
discussion took place regarding whether All the involved communities have
any alleged oral agreements would be reportedly tentatively agreed to the provi-
binding and enforceable,” Paruk wrote in sions of the new funding agreement.