The nonprofit NW Goldberg Cares is creating the RETRO PLAY PARK in the NW Goldberg neighborhood of Detroit. This project will transform a vacant lot into a timeless play space and become the epicenter of safe and non-sport play for the community and the surrounding neighborhoods. In the late 90s and early 2000s, playground games […]
It’s still early in the process, but 11 acres of sprawling green space in western Canton Township could be transformed into a Muslim private school and childcare center if everything falls into place for the Read More
A plan to change the format for Plymouth-Canton Community Schools unique high school draw will be presented to the district’s board of education Tuesday night. The P-CCS Spirit Team, which was founded by P-CCS Read More
A Lincoln Park Public Schools educator who routinely goes above and beyond recently received the Kathryn Mathey Special Education Leadership Award from Wayne RESA, Wayne County’s intermediate school district. Nicole Chubb, the district’s Read More
The public is invited to attend the dedication of the tree carving located in the green space behind City Hall and the Northville District Library, at 1 p.m., Sat., Sept. 21 during the Northville Victorian Fall Read More
Waltonwood Senior Living recently celebrated a heartwarming and inspiring event as Canton’s Waltonwood Cherry Hill resident Nancy d’Hulst, a lifelong horse enthusiast, rekindled her passion for riding horses through the “Adventure by Waltonwood” Read More
The Bank of America Museums on Us program offers free weekend general admission to Bank of America, Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank credit and debit cardholders, at five top cultural attractions in metro Read More
Banksy would be proud. If the world-renowned street artist (whose true identity is shrouded in secrecy) strolled through the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s three student parking lots, he would undoubtedly would have exited smiling. I Read More
The long-awaited unveiling of Canton High School’s potential new “Cobra” logo unfolded Tuesday night at the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools regular board of education meeting. Following an exhaustive process that generated 39 submissions, a logo developed Read More
If life-loving golf fanatic John Sesi were alive today, he’d no doubt be proud to know his legacy lives on at one of his favorite places: Ypsilanti Township’s Green Oaks Golf Course. An Read More
