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Suspect is arrested in hit and run incident

Westland police have arrest- when a dark-colored compact findings would be turned over
ed the driver who is suspected ” SUV drove through a red light to the office of the Wayne
of seriously injuring a 15-year- Administrators from the Wayne-Westland and struck her. The incident County Prosecutor for a deter-
old John Glenn High School took place, police said, at about mination of charges.
student in a hit and run acci- Community Schools said that a crisis team 6:46 a.m. Dec. 8 on Newburgh Administrators from the
dent. was available at John Glenn High School. Road near the intersection of Wayne-Westland Community
Gianna Mariah Harris, 28, of Marquette. The driver of the Schools said that a crisis team
Ypsilanti was arraigned before vehicle did not stop, but contin- was available at John Glenn
Judge Mark McConnell in 18th ued southbound on Newburgh High School to offer emotional
District Court on a charge of Road, according to police support to students.
failure to stop at the scene of a bond and that Harris wear an hospitalized at St. Mary reports. Police are still requesting
personal injury accident. electronic monitor. Hospital in Livonia, police said, In a prepared statement, anyone with information call
McConnell ordered a $1,000 The injured teen remains with serious injuries sustained police said the investigation investigators at (734) 722-9600.
Inkster seeks public input on recreation plan

City of Inkster officials want began Dec. 1. Inkster officials their comments in writing to the
to hear what residents of the are preparing the Five-Year ” attention of the City of Inkster
community would like to see as Recreation Plan in accordance When completed, this plan will serve Planning Department, 26215
recreational opportunities. with the Michigan Department as a guide for the development Trowbridge, Inkster, Michigan,
Officials are currently com- of Natural Resources (MDNR) 48141. Persons may also e-mail
piling data for preparation of requirements. When completed, of community recreation facilities. comments to Brigitte Smith,
the Five-Year Parks and this plan will serve as a guide planner at bsmith@mcka.com.
Recreation Master Plan and for the development of commu- Comments will be received
have scheduled a public review nity recreation facilities and through noon, Monday, Jan. 2,
period which will continue programs during the next five available for review during nor- be accessed at www.city- 2023. Responders should refer-
through Dec. 30. years, officials said. mal business hours at City Hall, ofinkster.com. ence "Parks and Recreation
The required 30-day public Copies of the draft Five-Year located at 26215 Trowbridge, Inkster residents and stake- Master Plan" in all correspon-
review and comment period Parks and Recreation Plan are Inkster. The draft plan may also holders are asked to submit dence.

Death 2429 Bristol Pike, Bensalem, PA Library services available
Holy Ghost Preparatory School,
19020, Phone: (215) 639-2102
FROM PAGE 1 https://www.holyghostprep.org/; St. They are turning over a new leaf at the including loaning of books and materials
Michael the Archangel Church, 11441 William Faust Public Library in Westland. will be available at nearby libraries
Collegeville, PA and their three chil- Hubbard Livonia, MI, 48150 Phone: A planned $5.3 million renovation and include Canton Township, Garden City
dren, Andrew, Alex and Matthew, and (734) 261-1455; Bed Bark & Beyond expansion of the facility is now under way and Wayne. Officials said those facilities
a host of family members. Animal Rescue https://bbbanimalres- and will include the addition of 7,000 will honor a Westland library card during
In a special remembrance, the cue.com/; Romulus Animal Shelter square feet to the building. The current the project. Books can be checked out and
quilt covering Dr. Hermann's coffin Taylor Animal Shelter location will remain closed to the public computers used at those sites.
was one he commissioned of St. https://www.cityoftaylor.com/220/Ani until a potential reopening of the remod- Among the planned improvements are
Francis of Assisi appearing with ani- mal-Shelter; Monroe Animal Shelter; eled facility next fall. While the library gathering or meeting rooms. While the
mals. The quilt was blessed with holy Woodhaven Trenton Animal; Shelter will remain closed at the current Central current library has two, the renovated
water from Assisi. Dr. Hermann had https://www.woodhavenmi.org/depart City Parkway location, services will be building will have 11 gathering or meeting
planned to display the work in his ments/animal_control/animal_shel- available beginning in late January at the rooms. Those rooms will be open to the
office. ter_-_adoptable_pets.php former Marshall Upper Elementary public use and will include video confer-
In lieu of flowers, Dr. Hermann Funeral arrangements were School building on Bayview Street as con- ence capabilities.
had several charities he supported, entrusted to the Griffin Funeral struction continues. A new open layout, a programming
including: : Home. While online services will continue room, new carpet and paint are all
without interruption, other services planned for the building.