The City of Northville will host a community engagement meeting on Thursday, June 27, at 6 p.m. at the Northville Community Center, 303 W. Main, to discuss replacing the playground at Ford Field and to gather ideas for a new playground from residents and others. Presenters will be Wendy Longpre, director of Strategic Planning and Special […]
The Living and Learning Enrichment Center in Northville hosted its 3rd Annual Hopes and Dreams Gala on Friday, June 7. This year’s the gala was held at the Saint John’s Resort in Plymouth. Proceeds Read More
Western Wayne County’s premier indoor sports facility is providing residents an opportunity to try three of its most-popular youth sports programs — for free. High Velocity Sports is hosting a free open house Sunday, June 23, Read More
A gofundme.com fundraiser has been established for the Livonia family tragically impacted by a June 5 tornado that uprooted a tree that fell through their house and into a bedroom where the mother and her 2Read More
AMPed Learning Center, a new facility from AMPed Education where children can learn and play while parents work at the same location, is now open in Troy. AMPed Learning Center is the latest venture from Read More
Northville’s Living and Learning Enrichment Center recently announced its lineup of fun and educational summer camps specifically designed for teens and young adults with disabilities. Living and Learning camps will provide a rich blend Read More
For children across southeast Michigan who depend on the school cafeteria for reliable meals, summer vacation can mean hunger. In southeast Michigan, more than 317,000 children qualify for free or reduced-price meals in school. Feeding America Read More
Visitors to Canton’s 31st Annual Liberty Fest are in store for plenty of family-friendly activities June 13-15, 2024. Heritage Park will come alive with music and entertainment, exciting carnival rides and midway games, arts and Read More
The beautification of Northville Township got a boost from Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet when the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) chose Northville Township for the first time ever to host its coveted Inside|Read More
Judge Charlene Elder, of the Third Circuit Court of Michigan, on May 21 granted the city’s motion for reconsideration of the preliminary injunction that prevented sections of Main and Center streets from being closed to Read More
