Six months after receiving a less-than-blooming review from the Plymouth Township Planning Commission, owners of a five-acre parcel of land near the northwest intersection of Lilley and Joy roads unveiled Tuesday night their revised plan for the site that Sparr’s Greenhouse and Nursery and three residential properties have occupied for the past five decades. On […]
The public got its first look at a just-completed wildlife mural along the Dequindre Cut Greenway during a “Big Reveal’ at this weekend’s annual Detroit Harvest Fest and Food Truck Rally. Attendees also had Read More
If your heart could use a little warming on these chilly October days, the Northville-based Living & Learning Enrichment Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities, has just the remedy for you. Read More
The 10 potential replacement nicknames for Canton High School were unveiled Wednesday and, judging by the list, odds favor the new name will begin with a “C” with an animal (real, extinct or mythical) as the Read More
Northville Township may now host games of cricket at Millennium Park. Northville Township Board of Trustees and the Northville Parks & Recreation Commission separately approved the construction of a cricket pitch between fields 1 and 2 at Read More
The American Cancer Society, construction industry partners and Operating Engineers 324, a local union for heavy equipment operators, brought tons of excavators and heavy equipment nearly to the bedside of patients at Children’s Hospital of Read More
Tucked away in a dirt road-lined Plymouth Township neighborhood blessed by towering oak trees rests Michigan’s own version of The Field of Dreams. The remarkable creation of Canton High School and University of Michigan Read More
Not long after their sons left the Tom Holzer Ford Field Tuesday night following an intense practice, close to 60 Northville High School football moms (and wives of coaches) took over the turf for a less-than-intense Read More
Just about every emotion imaginable flowed through Rosemary Lutz’s mind when she learned she would be the honoree during Tuesday night’s 7 p.m. “Pink Out” soccer match featuring Plymouth and Salem at the Read More
Saturday’s Detroit Cass Tech-Plymouth High School boys soccer match was more about bridge-building than goal-scoring. Played as part of the national nonprofit organization Rise’s mission to “educate and empower the sports community to Read More
