Photo by James Mitchell Lincoln Park Historical Society and Museum Director Muriel Lobb (left) wonders “what the heck is that” as historian Bob Wittersheim shows pieces from his collection of antique tools and kitchen gadgets. Wittersheim will stump attendees beginning at 7 p.m. March 6 at the Lincoln Park Historical Museum. By JAMES MITCHELL Sunday Times Newspapers LINCOLN PARK — Bob Wittersheim’s collection of more than 250 antique gadgets and tools often leave people wondering, “What the heck is that?” He quietly shows … [Read more...] about Presentation stumps viewers with antique tools, gadgets
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DFCU donates $100,000 to Education Foundation
Photo courtesy the Dearborn Education Foundation Theresa Fox (left), Dearborn Federal Credit Union executive vice president, presents a check for $10,000 to Eddie Fakhoury, Dearborn Education Foundation executive director, at the foundation’s Mardi Gras celebration Feb. 12. DFCU’s annual $10,000 check places the credit union at the $100,000 level of giving. DEARBORN — How does a business make an impact in the community they serve? For Dearborn Federal Credit Union, the answer comes with a 10-year, $100,000 partnership with the … [Read more...] about DFCU donates $100,000 to Education Foundation
Green Brain Comics reopens after SUV crashes into building
By SHERRI KOLADE Times-Herald Newspapers DEARBORN — After a sport utility vehicle crashed into Green Brain Comics, 13210 Michigan Ave., leaving a “Trailblazer-sized hole” in the side of the store on Feb. 17, store co-owner Dan Merritt chose to see things in a positive light. “The hidden bonus is that we might get a little bit of retail space out of it,” Merritt said. About 6 a.m. Feb. 17, the vehicle, heading west on Michigan Avenue, crashed about 4 feet into the store, Merritt said. “From what we can tell, (the driver) … [Read more...] about Green Brain Comics reopens after SUV crashes into building
DHMC to host open house Feb. 13
HEIGHTS – This year’s Dearborn Heights Montessori Center open house for prospective parents and students is scheduled from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13. The school, which serves children from 18 months through eighth grade, is at 466 N. John Daly. “What many are surprised to learn is the number of programs and free workshops that we offer parents of children enrolled at each school level, from toddler through middle school,” said Laura Springer, assistant head of school for DHMC. “These range from workshops about the … [Read more...] about DHMC to host open house Feb. 13
Edsel Ford Alumni Fantasy Football League completing second season
Photo by Daniel Gretzner Edsel Ford Alumni Fantasy Football League team “owners” at a recent meeting are Mike West (left); Austin Ramos, league commissioner; Jeff Cameron; Dale Densel; Jordan West and Anthony Wendler Fantasy leagues and teams in the sports world have been gaining momentum on the local level. One such Dearborn group, the Edsel Ford Alumni Fantasy Football League, is about to complete its second year of operation. Austin Ramos is the EFAFFL commissioner. The 2008 Edsel grad is co-founder of this 10-team league. … [Read more...] about Edsel Ford Alumni Fantasy Football League completing second season
Public Service Credit Union Supports The Local Community
ROMULUS – Public Service Credit Union helped 20 area families and the Detroit Fire Department over the holidays with more than $3,300 raised from employee contributions made on the company’s casual days. PSCU’s employees raised money throughout the year by asking employees to contribute $5 each in order to wear jeans on casual days. PSCU provided 20 families with holiday mean baskets and grocery store gift cards. In addition, the credit union adopted three local families from the community who would otherwise not have … [Read more...] about Public Service Credit Union Supports The Local Community
Oakwood opens after hours urgent care center in Wyandotte
Photo by Tony Simler Oakwood After Hours • Urgent Care — Wyandotte celebrates its Jan. 21 grand opening with a ribbon cutting held Jan. 18. Wyandotte Mayor Joseph Peterson (fourth from left) and urgent care physician Dr. Hussein Saad (fifth from left) cut the ribbon. Also taking part in the ceremony are City Councilman Todd Browning (left), City Clerk William Griggs, 27th District Court Judge Randy Kalmbach, Councilman Leonard Sabuda (sixth from left) and Dr. Robert Sharon, chief medical officer of OPi, the physician group practice … [Read more...] about Oakwood opens after hours urgent care center in Wyandotte
Dearborn CERT volunteers honored
Photo courtesy of the city of Dearborn City officials recognize Dearborn CERT team members Thursday in the City Council Chambers. By SHERRI KOLADE Times-Herald Newspapers DEARBORN — The head of a local emergency response team and hundreds of others received state and city recognition for doing something they are passionate about — volunteering. At the start of the City Council’s Committee of the Whole meeting Thursday, the city acknowledged Dearborn Community Emergency Response Team Coordinator Capt. Bradley Smith and his … [Read more...] about Dearborn CERT volunteers honored
Local teens volunteer at Gleaners to honor Martin Luther King’s legacy
Photo by Sue Suchyta Allen Park St. Frances Cabrini High School 16-year-old juniors Gabby Costa (left), Zachary Seasock and Jacob Seasock sort food donations Jan. 19 at Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan in Detroit. By SUE SUCHYTA Sunday Times Newspapers DETROIT – When Therese Tardiff brings teens to Gleaners Community Food Bank to pack food boxes for the poor, she said she hopes they learn more about the needs of the underprivileged. Tardiff, coordinator of campus ministry for St. Frances Cabrini High … [Read more...] about Local teens volunteer at Gleaners to honor Martin Luther King’s legacy