Wilson School is going, going…
Photo by Bill Bresler, Livonia Observer Staff Photographer
Wilson School Demolition Bittersweet for some residents
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!Photo by Bill Bresler, Livonia Observer Staff Photographer
Wilson School Demolition Bittersweet for some residents
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!CCCA would like to thank everyone for attending our largest Christmas Celebration at the Wilson Barn. More than 100 people packed the barn enjoying the festivities with Santa Claus. A special thanks goes to the Franklin High School Choir for their participation in the event. We wish you all a wonderful Christmas season!
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!In addition to the annual visit of Santa Claus, the Clements Circle Civic Association is pleased to announce that members of the Franklin High School Choirs lead by Marilee Olsen will be helping to ring in the holiday season and lead us in song during the annual CCCA Christmas Celebration on Saturday, December 5th, starting at 6:30 pm at the Historic Wilson Barn.
The Franklin Vocal Music Department has had an exciting year so far with an invitation to it’s Bel Canto Choir to tape a performance at the Detroit Public Television studios for an upcoming PBS Special Celebrate America which will air in March. This group of student is incredibly talented and have numerous public performances scheduled throughout the holiday season as well as several concerts. So please come a join the CCCA as we kick off this festive season with Marilee Olsen and the Franklin High School Choirs on Saturday, December 5th at the Wilson Barn, starting at 6:30 PM. This is sure to become one of the best events of the year.
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!A Death in the Family
Matthew May
Anyone who lives in our neighborhood knew when the mail was about to arrive when Marcus was on his route.
But we won’t be seeing Marcus around the neighborhood anymore. Marcus was murdered last week. He often went to Detroit to check on his mother, who still resided there. In the course of attempting to stop a burglary in his mother’s home early Wednesday morning, he was shot in the back and killed.
Read the whole blog post at AmericanThinker.com
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!CCCA would like to thank everyone for attending the annual Candidate’s Night and General Assembly Meeting on Oct 26th.
Once again Clements Circle Civic Association hosted a Candidate’s Night to give our members a chance to meet and greet the people that are putting themselves out there to serve our interests. This tradition has been a great opportunity for our neighborhood to really get to know the candidates and help the undecided voter on Nov 2. Our Annual Fall General Meeting and Candidate’s Night was held on Monday October 26th at 6:30 pm at Emerson Middle School. In addition, Old Rosedale Gardens and Devonaire co-sponsored this important event.
Below was a list of Livonia City Council candidates that were invited and attending the meeting:
| Maureen Miller Brosnan – Confirmed, Representative will attend | ||
| Steve Crosby – Confirmed | ||
| Joe Laura – Confirmed | ||
| James C. McCann – Confirmed | ||
| Lucas C. McGrail – Confirmed | ||
| John R. Pastor – Confirmed | ||
| Lynda L. Scheel – Not Confirmed | ||
| Conrad P. Schwartz – Confirmed | ||
The 2009 coed softball season has completed with the Devonaire Team No 1 going undefeated and winning the playoffs. CCCA would like to personally thank Bill Henderson for coaching our Clements Circle team for another fun and great year. We also thank everyone playing this year and look forward to expanding our league to include a second Clements Circle team to play against the Devonaire and Old Rosedale Garden teams.
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!The ever popular Summer Picnic was a huge success with many neighbors showing up to have a great time. The event was rescheduled to Saturday, August 15, due to the previous Saturday’s heavy rains and thunderstorms. CCCA would like to thank Angie Alexander for all her efforts in organizing the largest neighborhood event. In addition, we would like to thank the 50+ members that had fun meeting new and old friends as there was food and games for everyone of all ages! CCCA is proud to have this event sponsored by our donors: Larry’s Foodland, Telcom Credit Union, Chili’s, Chef’s Restaurant, Biggby Coffee and along with others.
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!Visit the Wayne County 4-H Children’s Garden for a night of fun-filled garden education!
Activities Include:
• Bobbing for Apples
• Face Painting
• Compost Treasure Hunt
• Pollination Pandemonium
• Many Others!
When: Friday, August 28, 2009 from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Where: The Wayne County 4-H Children’s Garden
5454 Venoy Road, Wayne, MI 48184
This event is free, open to the public and was designed for families with children between the ages of 7 and 14.
Download the Flyer and Call or email to reserve a space: (734) 721– 6576 or segarama@msu.edu
Thank you to all that purchased tickets for CCCA’s Night with the Detroit Tigers! The game on Saturday, July 25, 2009 down at Comerica Park was a truly a fun and great game to watch as the Tigers came from behind to beat the White Sox in the 10th inning. We thank everyone who purchased tickets and supported our team in their race for the pennant.
CCCA is planning more social events so please visit our website often. We look forward to seeing you there! GO TIGERS!
If you find this helpful or informative please support us with a cup of coffee!CCCA would like to thank the over 50 homes that participated in the ever popular neighborhood garage sale this past June 6. This year’s event was one of the largest the neighborhood has seen with numerous buyers. So please mark your calendars now for next year’s neighborhood garage sale scheduled for June 5th.
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