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Treasurer to be guest speaker Senior Book Club to meet The tour homes have each been fully deco- are $25 if purchased in advance and $30 the
Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree will The Senior Book Club of Romulus will rated for the holidays day of the tour.
be the guest speaker at the Greater Romulus meet at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 19 at the Romulus The 2019 Holiday Home Tour will also To purchase tickets in advance, visit Pear-
Chamber of Commerce beginning at 11:30 Senior Center. feature a refreshment stop at the Tipping Aphernalia, Gardenviews, Haven of
a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19 at the Holiday Inn, The book discussed this month is Saints Point Theatre in downtown Northville. Northville, or the Northville Chamber of
8400 Wickham Road in Romulus. for All Occasions by J. Courtney Sullivan. Guests can enjoy light refreshments and also Commerce. Tickets may also be purchased
Seating is limited and registration is The Senior Center is located at 36525 enter to win two tickets to a future Tipping online by visitingwww.northvillecommunity-
requested no later than tomorrow, Nov. 15 at Bibbins St. in Romulus. Point Theatre production. foundation.org or by phone by calling (248)
(734) 893-0694. The cost is $25 for chamber For more information, call (734) 955-4120. Tickets for the 2019 Holiday Home Tour 374-0200.
members and $30 for non-members. The Senior Book Club is for those 55
Lunch will begin promptly at noon. years of age and older. Northville voters also chose two can-
Sabree has been Wayne County Elections didates to serve four-year terms on the
Treasurer since April of 2016 and currently College hosts non-profit roundtable city council. Barbara A. Moroski-Browne
serves 43 municipalities in the receipt, cus- Wayne County Community College FROM PAGE 1 was the top vote getter with 1,284 or 35.7
tody, investment and disbursement of all District will host a Non Profit Roundtable percent of the votes closely followed by
county funds with a special emphasis on the from 8:30 until 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 proposed bonds in 2020 is .78 mill ($0.78 Marilyn Price who received 1,211 votes
collection of delinquent property taxes. at the Ted Scott Campus, 0555Haggerty Road on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a or 33.7 percent of the ballots cast. Joseph
Sabree, as treasurer, is also the chairman in Belleville. -0- mills net increase over the prior Patrick Corriveau received 1,101 or 30. 6
of the Wayne County Land Bank and a mem- All non-governmental non-profit groups year's levy. The maximum number of percent of the vote total.
ber of the Wayne County Election and associations are invited to attend this years the bonds of any series may be out-
Commission. Prior to being appointed and first in a new series of events. The goal of the standing, exclusive of any refunding, is TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE:
then elected as treasurer, Sabree served as sessions is to educate your organizations as 30 years. There was no election scheduled in
Deputy Treasurer and Chief Deputy well as help coordinate efforts to make a Northville Township.
Treasurer in the Wayne County office and as larger impact. CANTON TOWNSHIP:
Chief Assistant Corporation Counsel. Before Advance registration is required through Canton Township voters in the Van CITY OF PLYMOUTH
joining Wayne County, Sabree managed his one of the event sponsors, the Belleville Buren School District, were among Voters in the City of Plymouth had a
own law practice and had a long public serv- Area Chamber of Commerce those who cast votes on the Van Buren choice of four candidates seeking four
ice career with the City of Detroit. support@bellevilleareachamber.org; the School District bond question terms on the city commission. Kelly
During his three-year tenure as treasurer, Westland Chamber of Commerce, westland- O'Donnell was the top vote getter with
property tax foreclosures have been chamber@yahoo.com; the Greater Romulus CITY OF INKSTER: 1,132 votes followed by Suzi Deal who
reduced by 85 percent and 40 payment Chamber of Commerce admin@romu- In Inkster, incumbent Mayor Byron received 1,106 votes. Anthony Sebastian
kiosks have been installed in 16 different luschamber.org and the Wayne Chamber of H. Nolen was defeated by challenger received 1,072 votes while Marques
cities making it easier for taxpayers. Commerce, info@waynechamber.org. Patrick Wimberly. Nolen received a total Thomey received a total of 986 votes.
of 1,504 votes or 47.4 percent of the bal- There were a total of 30 write in votes
Holiday Tea reservations available Veterans holiday meals available lots cast while Wimberly defeated him cast for commission seats.
The Canton Historical Society will pres- City of Westland Mayor William R. Wild, with a total of 1,669 votes or 52.6 percent Voters in the city also approved a 10-
ents "A Holiday Tea" from 1-3 p.m. Saturday City of Wayne Mayor John P. Rhaesa and of the total. year $12,280,000 bond question to be
Dec. 7 at the Bartlett-Travis House located at Wayne-Ford Civic League President Vic Voters also chose one city council used for the acquiring and constructing
500 North Ridge Road. Barra are now accepting registrations for member to serve a four-year term in of street improvements throughout the
An afternoon tea will be served in a his- the 6th Annual Holiday Meals for Wayne- each district. city consisting of paving, repaving, resur-
toric Canton house decorated for Christmas Westland Veterans and Active Duty Families In District One George V. Williams facing, reconstructing and improving
accompanied by live music. Tea will include - recipients will receive a 16-20 pound won the seat with a total of 1,549 votes or streets. The estimated millage to be
sandwiches and small desserts and visitors turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, 52.7 percent of the electorate while his levied is 1.2721 mills or $1.27 per $1,000
can learn a bit about how Christmas in sweet potatoes, corn, green beans, cranberry opponent for the seat, Aaron Sims gar- of taxable property value. A total of 1,028
Canton used to be spent. sauce and rolls for a family of sic to eight nered 1,393 votes or 47.3 percent of the voters cast yes votes for the proposal
Tickets are $25 each and available at the people. The meal is free. total. In District Two, LaGina while 723 voted no on the question.
Summit on the Park, 46000 Summit Parkway Veterans' families only need to register at Washington won the seat with 1,615
in Canton. http://www.cityofwestland.com/vetmeals or votes or 55 percent of the ballot while TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH:
Seating is limited so early ticket reserva- contact Wild's office at (734) 467-3200 or Charmaine Kennedy received 1,324 There was no election scheduled in
tions are encouraged, organizers said. email: mayor@cityofwestland.com, or con- votes or 45 percent of the total. In Plymouth Township.
tact Rhaesa's office at (734) 722-2000 or District Three, Sandra K. Watley won
Teen/Tween Cupcake War set JRhaesa@cityofwayne.com. Applications the seat with a total of 1,618 votes or 54.7 CITY OF ROMULUS:
The Teen/Tween Cupcake Wars are must be submitted by noon on Friday, Nov, percent while her opponent Christha There was no election scheduled.
planned for 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 16 at the 22, 2019. Veterans and/or families can pick Bond received 1,338 votes or 45.3 per-
Romulus Public Library. up their meal on Saturday, Nov. 23, between cent of the votes in the district. In CITY OF WAYNE:
The program is for ages 8 and older and 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Wayne Ford Civic District Four, Steven Chrisholm There was no election scheduled
supplies will be provided. League, 1661 N. Wayne Road. received 1,519 votes or 51.3 percent
The cupcake decorating skill contest is while Rebecca J. Daniels received a CITY OF WESTLAND:
sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Gobble Wobble Turkey Trot set total of 1,443 or 48.7 percent of the votes In the City of Westland, incumbent
The library is located at 11121 Wayne The Romulus Goodfellows' Gobble cast for the seat. In District Five, Kim City Clerk Richard LeBlanc was unop-
Road in Romulus. For information, call Wobble Turkey Trot will begin at 5 p.m. Nov. Howard garnered 1,889 votes or 65.3 per- posed for another term in office.
(734)942-7589. 22 for packet pick up and warm up at the cent while Kelli Lindsey received a total Voters were asked to choose four can-
Artisan Reserve and at 5:30, participants of 1,004 or 34.7 percent of the votes. In didates for terms on the Westland City
2020 Census is topic will trot on over to Walter's Bar. District Six, Dennard Shaw defeated Council. The top vote getter was Andrea
What is the 2020 Census and why is it Plenty of parking available at either loca- Connie Rose Mitchell with a total of Rutkowski who received 5,255 votes or
important? Do I need to respond? How tion with shuttle services available until 6:30 1,649 votes or 56 percent of the total 18 percent of the balloting followed by
does my family get counted? Answers to p.m. Holiday turkey attire is encouraged. while Mitchell was the choice of 1,294 or incumbent Michael Londeau who
these and other questions about the once- There will be a DJ, Karaoke, contests and 44 percent of the voters. received 4,889 votes or 16 percent of the
every-10-years U.S Census will be provided trophies. Voters had only five choices for six votes cast. Mike McDermott received
at a public meeting presented by the League Tickets may be purchased through seats on the Inkster Public Library 4,802 votes or 16 percent of the total
of Women Voters of NW Wayne County at 7 Eventbrite or at Romulus City Hall in the Board of Directors and Michael Wells, while incumbent James Godbout
p.m. Monday, Nov. 18. Community Development Office for $10. Ruth E. Williams, Stephanie Abernathy- received 4,121 votes or 14 percent of the
The meeting, which is open to the public, For more information, call (734) 955-4535! Lane, Dosye A. Thompson and DeAndra total.
will take place at the Westland Public Chystal-Rikay Watley will fill those seats. Timothy Gilbert received 3,955 votes
Library located at 6123 Central City Holiday Home Tour planned or 13 percent while Debra Kehrer
Parkway. From a home built in 1883 to a condo- CITY OF NORTHVILLE: received 3,955 or 13 percent and
A spokesman noted that every person's minium with a weaving loft, visitors to the City of Northville voters chose Brian Michael E. Delph received a total of
participation in the 2020 census is critical. Northville Community Foundation Holiday Turnbull to serve a 2-year term as 2,071 votes or 7 percent of the votes cast.
"The results from this census determine how Home Tour can visit five privately-owned mayor, defeating incumbent Ken Roth. The top three vote getters will serve
$675 billion in federal funds are distributed homes filled with Christmas spirit this year. Turnbull received 1,388 or 65.1 percent four-year terms while Godbout will
annually. It also determines how congres- This year, the highly anticipated tour is of the vote cast while Roth received a serve a two-year term on the city coun-
sional and state legislative district lines are planned for 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Nov. 22 and total of 744 votes or 34.9 percent. cil.
drawn," she explained. again at the same times on Friday, Nov. 23.