Livonia, MI News

• Livonia, MI News
• Pawlenty stumps for Romney at Republican dinner
• Third-graders remember soldiers, build Memorial Wall
• Trio bound over in ‘murder for hire' case
• Don't leave yourself short of retirement income
• Consumers Energy retiree wins grant for Madonna
• Awrey union to meet Tuesday; plant closed
• Livonia police veteran to direct county's Homeland Security
• Skill Center graduates 24 in Class of 2012
• Schoolcraft trustee proud of college's growth
• Newburgh Road construction starts Tuesday
• Newburgh Road construction in Livonia starts Tuesday
• There will be no classes on Monday May 28 in observance of Memorial Day. Everyon...
• Trio bound over for trial in Livonia firebombing
• Union rejects wage cut; Awrey's future in jeopardy
• City to honor veterans Saturday
• Joe's Meat Seafood opens for business today
• VAAL holds spring art exhibit
• Greenmead holds Flea Market
• Help Seedlings win $25,000 grant by voting online
• Investment plans ideal for giving gift to graduate
• SWAT team practices negotiating with barricaded ‘gunman'
• Female suspect sought in credit union robbery
• Distracted driving blamed in crash injuring girls
• Livonia Police seek female suspect in credit union robbery
• Memorial Day and Unpaid Employee Furlough Day - Trash Collection Services One Day Delayed
• Rear-end collision in Livonia sends young sisters to hospital
• Seniors catch up on latest info at Livonia expo
• There’s still time to apply for many scholarships for the fall semester. Go to...
• Joe's Meat & Seafood opens Thursday in Livonia
• Are you looking for employment? Plan to come to the Career Expo Thursday May 24...
• Free expo on Tuesday at Schoolcraft College
• Vaccine would not have prevented meningitis death
• Livonia police officer is honored at national memorial
• Infineon breaks ground on new facility
• A123 Systems reports loss of $125 million
• Students celebrate gift of life
• Just say no to variable annuities
• Riding on ... safely
• Phil Cavanagh drops out of treasurer's race
• Senate Democrats say bill increases retiree costs for state
• City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For May 23, 2012
• Infineon breaks ground on new facility in Livonia
• Save The Date—The Senior Expo is May 22 at VisTaTech. Please forward this inform...
• Read the great article about 2012 Commencement in the May 17 Livonia Observer or...
• Vaccine would not have prevented meningitis that killed Livonia teen
• Chamber's new Taste event sells out
• Accomplice: Suspect beat, stabbed victims
• Schoolcraft College celebrates 47th Commencement Ceremony
• Free spring expo
• McCotter, Walsh, Cox seek re-election
• Resident hopes she can keep her goats
• Suspect in ex-wife's murder dies
• You must disinherit a child by name
• Man charged with fraud in foreclosure scam
• Pregnancy center holds race, walk
• You know good grades are important and you work hard to achieve them. Did you kn...
• McCotter, Walsh, Cox seek re-election
• Congratulations to outstanding Ocelot, Karl Moore! The 2012 graduate has been si...
• Learn all about a career in Massage Therapy at an open house Wednesday (May 16)...
• Mom learns ‘priceless lessons' from daughter fighting cancer and a special-needs child
• Area credit union awards scholarships to six from Livonia
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• Job numbers not always best indicator for markets
• Woman charged in purse snatching
• Residents rally for energy
• New Hope holds dinner
• Vendors, shoppers like business expo's new venue
• Seaway Painting to challenge citations
• Bacterial meningitis suspected in teen's death
• Bacterial meningitis suspected in Livonia death
• Are you self-motivated? Do you have extra time this summer? An OE/OE class may b...
• Summer Classes begin
• Cox says Ficano must go for ‘good of the county'
• Don't risk your safety for a vehicle fire
• History of undergarments topic of talk on Tuesday
• Thieves target air-conditioning units
• Madonna University graduates 1,100 at 65th commencement
• School board seeks public's input on four- or six-year terms
• Cancer survivors invited to celebrate at Relay For Life
• Nehasil's name to be engraved on national memorial
• Half of homeowners who fought assessments got relief
• In the trenches
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda for May 10, 2012
• What kind of technology do you find most helpful?
• Are you a new student planning to attend Schoolcraft? Get off to a great start b...
• Help Livonia letter carriers Stamp Out Hunger
• Kids get free bike helmet at Livonia Kohl's Safety Day
• Summer classes are a great way to earn a few more credits. Register now! Summer...
• Hungry? Henry's summer hours are: Monday - Thursday 8:00am-1:30pm, closed on Fri...
• Cox sponsors annual park clean-up day
• Golf event and raffle to benefit Angela Hospice
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Their best shot
• Police seek help with information on stolen motorized bikes
• More information needed about lump-sum distribution
• Firefighters tour St. Mary-Mercy's new ER, patient rooms
• Valassis to keep world headquarters in Livonia
• Prayer breakfast speaker: history, archeology back up Bible
• Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for May 8, 2012
• City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For May 9, 2012
• Saturday May 5th we will celebrate our 47th annual Commencement. Of the 1,696 st...
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - May 2012
• Your finals are almost completed! How will you spend your summer vacation?
• Chorus presents ‘Sentimental Journey' of legendary music
• ‘Noise, traffic won't be a problem,' St. Mary's says of proposed building
• Kennedy school celebrates Arbor Day
• I-96 faces shutdown in 2014 in Livonia, Redford
• Can you survive an unwanted fire?
• State suspends local therapy assistant's license
• Thieves hit condo, cars
• Police believe crash victim died of heart attack
• Bookstock patron wins Al Kaline baseball for grandma
• Mental health focus of free event on May 10
• Electronic Waste Only Disposal - Saturday May 12th in Redford
• Livonia police believe crash victim died of heart attack
• It’s countdown to Commencement. Congratulations to the class of 2012!
• Representatives from Eastern Michigan University and Rochester College will be o...
• I-96 will be totally closed in 2014 in Livonia and Redford
• Tonight (April 30) the Synthesizer Ensembles will perform electrified versions o...
• Plymouth Road businesses brace for construction
• Fire ‘buff' pens book on Livonia department's 70-year history
• Madonna's commencement marks school's 75th anniversary
• Need a formal dress? Visit ‘Salon Sandburg'
• Fashion show honors Churchill grad with cancer
• Immediate annuity is an option to replace pension
• Attorney general weighs in on smart meters
• Chamber endorses road millage renewal request
• Canoes available to rent at Newburgh Lake
• Three arraigned in connection with Livonia firebombing
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda For April 30, 2012
• Enjoy lots of great music for one low price! The Collage Concert this Saturday (...
• Help us Clean up Thayer's Park April 28, 2012 from 8:00 AM-12:30 PM. Lunch is pr...
• 2012 graduates, Commencement will be here before you know it! Share your favorit...
• 47th annual General Commencement Ceremony
• Residents opposed to property sale to rally Sunday
• Construction barrels up on Plymouth Road
• ‘You are never too old to learn'
• Travel company complaints turned over to AG
• Three held, may face charges in arson
• Victim knew man charged in triple homicide
• India's religious diversity topic of talk
• Move over, e-readers, people still love to buy books
• Thieves use residents' Social Security numbers to file returns
• Town hall topic: future of public education
• Three held, may face charges in Livonia arson
• Plugging In Concert
• Collage XXI Concert
• Are you interested in a career as a Pharmacy Technician? Be sure to attend the P...
• Get ready for summer! But, before you leave campus remember to register for your...
• What’s your plan? It takes careful planning to earn a Schoolcraft certificate or...
• The ever popular Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Improvisation Combo will perform tonight...
• This is a nice article about Jackson Kaguri and his visit to Schoolcraft.
• City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For April 25, 2012
• Livonia ready to put local ‘Super Drunk' law on books
• Exam adjourned for suspect in 37-year-old murder case
• Schoolcraft's culinary team finishes a close second at regional championship
• Prescription drug stolen from car
• Moving in together can create risks for both parties
• Featured fossil
• From tragedy to triumph, family forges American Dream
• Livonia Business Expo moves to Laurel Park Place mall May 10
• McCann, Walsh to seek re-election; filing deadline draws close
• Franklin Players present ‘High School Musical'
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For April 24, 2012
• Enjoy some of the best musical entertainment Schoolcraft has to offer. The Schoo...
• Representatives from DeVry University and Eastern Michigan University will be on...
• Stop in the Art Department and vote for your favorite student art work! The artw...
• Lori Sims will perform tonight (April 20) in the VisTaTech Center at 8:00 PM. Ti...
• Exam adjourned until May 15 for suspect in 37-year-old murder case in Livonia
• Bentley sweethearts tie the knot at '50s-style wedding
• Friends of Greenmead donate $30,000 for Simmons-Hill House
• Astute Artistry News!
• Follow the yellow brick road to Clarenceville this weekend
• Sweet Adelines to perform free concert
• What have you learned so far?
• Used jewelry sale is Sunday
• Plan ahead, save plenty for your retirement
• Police sergeant OK after crash
• Manufacturer still supplies Big 3, but evolves into architecture and energy
• Customers want their money back from travel company
• Enjoy a free concert today (April 18) by Martha Guth, soprano, and Jean Schneide...
• Police sergeant OK after Livonia crash
• Livonia Household Hazardous/Electronic Waste Day
• FREE " Grant Writing Workshop" tomorrow in Lower Waterman.
• Representatives from Oakland University, Spring Arbor University, Walsh College,...
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda for April 16, 2012
• Schoolcraft cooking team hopes to win regional title today
• Tail Wagger's offers low-cost vaccines for pets
• St. Michael School to host Cinco de Mayo auction, fiesta
• Churchill High School presents ‘Seussical the Musical'
• Bronze vases stolen
• Livonia 7-Eleven robbed
• Davenport introduces insurance education specialty
• Dems host Occupy Detroit member
• Prayer breakfast will be group's final concert
• Council tours Ohio cities' mixed developments
• Bronze vases stolen from Livonia cemetery
• Livonia 7-Eleven robbed by gunman, accomplice
• Don’t miss your chance. Tomorrow is the last day of “An Extraordinary Exhibit”....
• FREE ICE CREAM!!!
• Learn how to make the most of visual resources at the “Brown Bag Workshop” in th...
• Correction
• Don't be a hoarder, but some records are important
• Jewelry missing from home
• First Step offers tips on teen dating violence
• Livonia Cityside
• Some disturbing fire statistics
• You're invited to the mayoral ball
• Secretary of State visits Livonia to promote organ donation
• Council debates its role in reviewing budget
• 9-1-1 call reveals teen didn't know her mother was killed
• Get everything you need for Commencement at the Grad Fair tomorrow (April 12) fr...
• Congratulations to Gregory LaRose the winner of the 2012 Pythagorean Prize for e...
• Funerals today for double homicide victims
• It's National Library Week. Let us know if you got "caught" reading today. Don't...
• Learn about the career opportunities in Massage Therapy at the Massage Therapy O...
• Come hear how one person can and has made a difference. Twesigye Jackson Kaguri...
• Don’t miss the Earth Day Fair tomorrow (April 10) from noon – 4:00 PM. “Around t...
• It's National Library Week! Get “caught” reading tomorrow (April 10) and you jus...
• Get everything you need for Commencement at the Grad Fairs, today (April 9) unti...
• Parents warned about K-2, ‘bath salts'
• Bentley sweethearts marry after 48 years
• Attacker in murder-suicide did not threaten, police say
• Livonia Bar Association holds essay scholarship contest
• Don't ignore any 1099 forms even in case of bankruptcy
• Shutterbugs
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Zonta offers scholarships in culinary arts, aviation
• City of Livonia to distribute food
• Flower sales in bloom at Wilson Barn
• Representatives from University of Michigan Dearborn, Northwood University and M...
• Attacker in murder-suicide did not threaten, Livonia police say
• Get ready for Commencement! Don't miss the Grad Fair Monday April 9 9:00 AM - 6:...
• Calling all MUSICIANS! Want to get your name out? Want FREE publicity? Bring a s...
• Trio bound over for trial in connection with robberies
• 41-year veteran retires from police department
• Visits keep Easter Bunny hopping
• Livonia Police: Ex-boyfriend blamed in double-murder suicide
• Boys of winter
• Foundation grants fund myriad good causes
• Don't confuse gambling with real investing
• Former Tiger pitcher to speak at fund-raiser
• Democrat files for seat held by McCotter
• Thieves hit same business four times
• Livonia Police: Three dead in double homicide-suicide
• Come to a free screening of the powerful documentary “Vincent Who?” tomorrow (Ap...
• Help! Fractions scare me! The LAC can help at a FREE workshop. "Fractional Ratio...
• Trio bound over for trial in connection with Livonia robberies
• Brush and Branch Chipper Service Has Resumed
• Don't let studying get you down. Get the help you need learning to make the most...
• Walk in registration for Spring/Summer 2012 begins today.
• Household Hazardous/Electronic Waste Day in Romulus
• Good Friday/Unpaid Employee Furlough Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Teens want more done to fight cyberbullying, drug use
• Federal grant helps firefighters replace old air tanks
• Guest readers a hit at Hoover
• House OKs Walsh bills making it illegal to lie to cops
• Churchill students perform with DSO youth symphony
• K-9 unit helps locate larceny suspect
• Zonta offers scholarships for GED prep workshop
• Zonta holds ‘Get to Know Us' Dinner at Schoolcraft College
• Best bet? Transfer money from 401(k) to an IRA
• County grant will help fund park improvements
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - April 2012
• City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for April 4, 2012
• Get ready for spring & summer classes! Online assigned registration begins this...
• Show you care. Help out at St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen. This Saturday (March 31). Mee...
• County grant will help fund Livonia park improvements
• Don't miss the fun tonight (March 29) at Karaoke Night in lower Waterman at 5:0...
• The deadline is approaching to get your nominations in for Schoolcraft Differenc...
• There is still time to catch the Multicultural Fair. It's bigger and better than...
• 25th annual Seedlings benefit raises record amount
• Reaction positive at first school bond forum
• Transition students dance, raise funds, at Franklin
• Livonia mayor: Road millage critical for continued improvements
• ‘War on Iran?' topic of April 10 talk
• Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For April 3, 2012
• Elderly have increased risk of dying in a fire
• Look at the details when refinancing
• Man sleeps through home invasion
• Correction
• Family says goodbye to drowned bridge painter
• Tomorrow (March 28) The Focus Series is proud to present Dr.Jorge Chinea Associa...
• Kirksey asks council to place roads millage renewal before Livonia voters
• Be sure to set aside some time on Thursday March 29 to visit the Multicultural F...
• Separated Yard Waste Collection Service Has Resumed
• Don’t miss your chance to meet Thomas Lynch, author of “The Undertaking: Life St...
• Everybody's talking about Social media.You'll have two chances tomorrow (March 2...
• Eighth graders and their parents are invited to Middle School College Night toni...
• Commissioned advisers are beholden to someone else
• Planet Fitness to donate sign-up fees to breast cancer research
• Eighth-graders can explore college options for free Monday
• Covered in ‘KISS'
• School board seeks public input on possible bond
• Road millage goes to council Monday
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Have coffee with senator
• Livonia Schools' Competitive Edge Program celebrates five years
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda for March 26, 2012
• Don’t miss “A Tribute to the Andrews Sisters” tonight at 8:00 PM in VistaTech. T...
• Representatives from Lawrence Technological University, Spring Arbor University,...
• Woman sentenced up to 40 years in Livonia murder
• Livonia school board seeks public input on possible bond
• Livonia Council adopts resolution on smart meters
• Livonia Council OKs waiver for second-hand shop
• This just in. Student rush tickets are now available for the March 26th Red Wing...
• ACLU drops appeal over Livonia ordinance banning marijuana growing
• Tickets are still available for this weekend's Dinner Theatre performances of Ro...
• Discuss the book “The Undertaking” by Thomas Lynch today (March 22) at 4:00 pm a...
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• Daughter continues dad's legacy as volunteer for cancer patients
• Kids make igloo out of milk jugs
• Livonia police arrest 3 armed robbery suspects
• Livonia: Smart meter regulation up to state board, city says
• Learn about teens' biggest concerns at town hall meeting
• Board OKs full-day kindergarten for all students next fall
• Correction
• Mom of 3 arrested for shoplifting — again
• Make sure homeowner's policy up to date
• Need help? Find it at Resource Fair
• Livonia Police arrest 3 armed robbery suspects
• Spring officially began the Northern Hemisphere today (March 20) at 1:14 A.M. (E...
• If you know someone who has made an impact on Schoolcraft College; or someone wh...
• Livonia school board approves full-day kindergarten for all students this fall
• Livonia officials take no action on smart meters
• The Writing Fellows are here to help with your writing. They will be holding a F...
• Happy Monday! There is so much happening on campus this week, book discussions,...
• Livonia students dance to raise money for kids with disabilities
• Livonia Scouts work on citizenship badge
• Clarenceville Middle School hosts LEGO building event
• Mayor guest reader at American Montessori
• Decision expected Monday on full-day kindergarten
• Filing for an extension can solve tax problem
• Council studies plans for second-hand store
• Maier returns to annual event that features message, music
• Motorists will see orange barrels on Plymouth, Newburgh
• City Council Meeting Agenda for March 21, 2012
• Livonia Parks And Recreation Newsletter - Spring/Summer 2012
• It should be a beautiful weekend. Everyone have a Safe & Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
• Meet in Lower Waterman this Saturday (March 17) at 8:00 AM to help with the Gree...
• Representatives from Oakland University, Walsh College, Rochester College, Madon...
• Come see what Schoolcraft's Music department can do to enrich your child's music...
• • Are you a current Schoolcraft student with a high energy level, knowledge and...
• FREE help with factoring! Learn four straight-forward things you can do to make...
• Head over to lower Waterman for a Mocktail Party! Rootbeer floats and Rootbeer p...
• Becoming a landlord isn't for everyone
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• Spring has sprung — a week early!
• Woman's iPad stolen at local grocery store
• Art exhibit features work of high school friends reunited after retirement
• Plan escaping from a fire emergency
• Livonia Cityside
• Clarenceville Middle School holds Spaghetti Dinner
• DTE will allow opt-out of smart meters
• Murder-suicide stuns Livonia neighborhood
• Livonia Fire and Rescue - 'Couplings' Newsletter Spring 20122
• Murder suspect pleads guilty, but mentally ill, in Livonia shooting
• Livonia Police investigate apparent murder-suicide
• Do you need help with test taking, writing essays or factoring? You can find the...
• Don't miss the Public Safety Career Expo tomorrow (March 14) 4:00-7:00 PM at Rad...
• Think Spring! Check out the CEPD Spring/Summer schedule available online now! ht...
• MDOT seeks input on Old M-14 project in Livonia set for 2015
• More homes are selling in Livonia, but values show slight decline
• Be sure to check out the Photography Show now through March 23 in the Lower Wate...
• Separated Yard Waste Collection Service Resumes Last Week of March
• Congratulations to Schoolcraft's bowling team. Chris Diaz and Colin Harris are N...
• Livonia business turns 60, builds record-breaking conveyer
• School board mulls all-day kindergarten
• Mayor: Expect road millage on ballot this year
• Expo spotlights public safety careers
• Woman followed from work, struck and robbed
• Advice on disinheriting a child
• ‘Making Peace with Detroit' topic of talk
• Home Improvement Show returns to Churchill
• Livonia Cityside
• Both basketball teams bow out of district tournament action today with losses to...
• Go Ocelots!!! Good Luck to the Men's and Women's basketball teams today as they...
• Learn about Dia de los Muertos (Days of the Dead) at the International Film Fest...
• Representatives from Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan Dearbor...
• Kirksey talks road millage, economic development at State of City
• Scouts' pancake fundraiser benefits women, children
• This has some angles different from the clip that ran on Channel 4. Enjoy.
• Wayne County Electronic Waste Only Disposal Event In Northville
• Once again, smoke alarms save lives
• Livonia Cityside
• PTSA presents Reflections awards tonight
• Right to Life - Lifespan holds baby shower
• Man arraigned in armed robbery of party store
• Kohl's opens store at Livonia Marketplace
• Woman who wants to keep goats will meet with neighbors
• Moviegoer wants refunds from Livonia theater for snacks
• ‘Flabbergasted' Gebhardt awaits LPS's decision on drug grant
• Corrections
• Watch Channel 4 news right now..Karl Moore's amazing three-quarter-court shot in...
• We took down an earlier post and replaced it with this one. This clip is higher...
• Congratulations to the men’s basketball team! Who will go on to the semifinals a...
• Way to go Ocelots! The women’s basketball team defeated Alpena Community College...
• It’s playoff time! The tip-off for the NJCCA District H Quarter Final is at 5:3...
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - March 2012
• City Council Meeting Agenda for March 7, 2012
• Moviegoer wants refunds from Livonia theater, parent company for snacks
• Mark your calendar now so you don’t miss these great, FREE workshops that will b...
• Do you need to catch up on some studying? It’s quiet on campus this week and Br...
• Scope Out Madonna March 17
• Livonia Briefs
• Goodwill's ‘donate for jobs' truck comes to Livonia Wednesday
• Second exam ordered for murder suspect
• Farmington Hills doctor convicted on drug charges, license pulled
• Pet Supplies Plus to move its HQ to Livonia
• MDOT considers full closure of I-96; wants public input
• Ficano apologizes, promises to do better
• City Planning Commission Public Hearings And Regular Meeting Agenda For March 6, 2012
• If Livonia residents lose power, emergency shelter is available
• The Culinary Salon Team won state championship in the ACF Student Competition!...
• Happy Birthday Dr. Suess! “The more that you read, the more things you will know...
• With mid-winter break starting Saturday (March 3) can spring be far behind? Wha...
• Visit the Children's Center today (March 1) for an Open House. For more informat...
• Local voters: Economy, spending were key issues in primary voting
• Look at investments in considering Social Security
• Residents are victims of fraud, identity thefts
• Arts group nabs King as headliner
• Santorum made key last stop in Livonia
• Suspect arraigned in 37-year-old Livonia murder case
• Romney's day of victory highlighted with local visit
• Talk to your kids about drugs/alcohol
• Girl Scouts learn how they can help the earth, assist others
• Livonia Briefs
• Watch as history comes alive at “True Story Telling”. Reenactments from the live...
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For February 29, 2012
• Learn how to get the most out of your writing skills at “Knock Lengthy Research...
• You could be the lucky winner! There is still time to sign up for tomorrow’s (Fe...
• Representatives from Albion College, University of Detroit Mercy, Lawrence Techn...
• Romney woos tea partyers
• Salvation Army store offers deals at March Madness sale
• Find your new dream home online
• King pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Leapers like their special birthdays
• GOP leadership expects big turnout for primary
• Mother to face charges in son's drowning
• Suspect arrested for driving stolen car
• McCotter: Michigan vote is ‘volatile'
• Reverse mortgage can help with cash flow
• With the snowflakes flying, this would be a good time to for you to sign up to r...
• Schoolcraft College is open and classes are underway today, Friday, February 24....
• Administrators are monitoring weather conditions in advance of the approaching w...
• Former Livonia school trustee pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• The Karaoke Night originally scheduled for tonight has been rescheduled for Marc...
• The LAC will help you learn the meaning of percent (a ratio) and take a complica...
• Romney opens campaign headquarters in Livonia
• Santorum to visit Livonia Monday
• 25th bowl-athon to put more braille books in hands of kids
• Fire safety advice from Colonial America
• Romney opens campaign headquarters in Livonia
• City Council, school board members get acquainted
• Bakery pumps out the paczki for Fat Tuesday
• Santorum to visit Monday
• Man's identity stolen in fraudulent tax return case
• Correction
• Beware of tax scams
• Merger plan for Livonia parishes now official
• Local rides head to Autorama for 60th anniversary show
• Rick Santorum to visit Livonia for Monday breakfast event
• Livonia bakery pumps out the paczki (with video)
• There will be one more opportunity to get free professional help completing your...
• You don’t want to miss any of the great events taking place on campus. To keep i...
• Do you have questions about transferring to a four-year college? Then don’t miss...
• Questions about FAFSA? Come receive FREE, professional assistance while completi...
• Madonna hosts event for prospective students
• Chili cook-off to benefit Tail Wagger's 1990
• Schoolcraft hosts human rights art display
• Livonia ‘very pleased' with MEAP scores
• Family Center helps clients get back on their feet
• Panhandler steals purse, is arrested
• Santorum calls Michigan primary ‘game changer'
• Downtown Livonia? Council committee looks at idea
• Romney talks business at luncheon
• Commissioner Cox calls for Ficano to resign
• Panhandler steals purse, is arrested in Livonia
• Panhandler steals purse, is arrested in Livonia
• Representatives from Northern Michigan University will be on campus next week to...
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For February 22, 2012
• Are you bored after school? Spend some time with the Student Activities Board. T...
• Downtown Livonia? Council committee looks at the idea
• Next week Pageturners Book Club will begin discussing Snow Flower and the Secret...
• Public's input is sought on I-96 project
• Riverside skating club rolls into competitions
• Check credentials, fees for preparer, adviser
• House OKs bipartisan measure to downsize judiciary
• Sweethearts shared love of nature, each other
• Family remembers Livonia woman as ‘all about being a mother'
• Glass broken at assisted living home
• Library hosts seminar on short sales
• Local Scots ship 72 boxes to troops in Afghanistan
• Police seek man who left assisted living facility
• Think Pink! Pink Zone basketball games will tonight February 15 at 5:30 PM. You...
• Show your heart! Sign up to help at St. Leo's Soup Kitchen on Saturday February...
• Happy Valentine's Day! If you need a gift for that someone special today, stop b...
• Another great, FREE seminar from the LAC. Today (February 14) "Your First Math T...
• President's Day Holiday/Unpaid Employee Furlough Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Livonia police seek man who left assisted living facility
• Learning Support Services will offer "Effective Business Writing" tomorrow (Febr...
• Think Pink! Pink Zone basketball games will be Wednesday February 15 at 5:30 PM....
• Man's body found in Livonia; foul play not suspected
• Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda February 14, 2012
• Opponents want city to opt out of smart meters
• Tattoos say ‘I love you' — forever
• Church hosts Drugs 101 class for parents
• MDOT rolls out plans for I-275 fix
• Mitt Romney to speak at chamber event Thursday
• Classical guitarist to perform with Livonia Symphony
• Walsh: No movement on elimination of personal property taxes
• Relay for Life kicks off
• Lawmakers disagree on state budget; locals await details
• School board: No bond proposal on May ballot
• Don't forget Schoolcraft Night at the Plymouth Whaler's game is this Saturday (F...
• Representatives from University of Michigan-Dearborn, Wayne State University, Ro...
• Livonia police investigate catalytic converter thefts
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda for February 13, 2012
• Winter classes are still available at Schoolcraft. They include 7-week online an...
• Correction
• Tax code's tough to fathom
• Training simulator dedicated to slain officer's memory
• Businesses hit by burglars
• Boneyards author to speak at Civic Center Library
• Fire ‘firsts' that are making news
• Used book sale proceeds exceed expectations
• Senior housing site plan will go to Planning Commission
• Daddy-Daughter Dance a timeless — and ageless — tradition
• Menards hopes for opening by spring 2013
• Looking for a great Saturday night out? Attend Schoolcraft Night at the Plymouth...
• Help to free orphans from the cycle of poverty. Shop for a cause at the Nyaka Gr...
• Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda for February 9, 2012
• Don't forget to stop by Lower Waterman to donate blood to The American Red Cross...
• Still need a winter class? More than 100 classes still have seats open. These in...
• Are you confused about financial aid? Have your questions answered at "Financial...
• Training simulator dedicated to slain Livonia officer
• Roll up your sleeves and help save lives. The American Red Cross Blood Drive wil...
• Fairy tale performance
• Yazaki says fine won't affect local mission
• Picnic reservation lottery Feb. 7
• Urgent care medical director named to state board
• Cashier faces embezzlement charge
• Library hosts free financial seminar
• Schoolcraft board welcomes new trustee, elects officers
• Former car dealership torn down
• Chef advocates ‘eating right' on his cooking show
• If you need help with your test-taking skills there is still time to register fo...
• Representatives from University of Michigan-Dearborn, Oakland University and Wal...
• More information for Plymouth Whalers fans: If you don't get one of the free tic...
• Local Fencing Tourney Results
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For February 8, 2012
• Correction
• Bless the Beasts and Children
• Michigan, Livonia prepare for presidential primary
• Senator to address Rotarians
• Toddlers learn lifetime literacy skills at storytime
• One of Livonia's oldest residents dies at age 103
• Man caught stealing model airplane up for auction
• Menards wants to open store on Middlebelt
• LPS survey: Most believe voters would reject $190 million school bond
• Community throws Livonia teen graduation party
• Free tickets to Plymouth Whalers hockey: Schoolcraft Night is Saturday, February...
• Dress for success and bring your résumé to the Allied Health and Nursing Job Fai...
• Come learn how you can make a difference. Amnesty International is holding a mem...
• Livonia foreclosure numbers are falling
• Enjoy a Red Wings game at a special price for Schoolcraft students and employees...
• Become fraction friendly! The LAC will present "Fractions in 10 Words or Less" W...
• Looking for a job in nursing or the health field? Then mark your calendar for Fe...
• Don't miss the chance to experience the art exhibit "International Print Portfol...
• International vocal group brings ‘S.O.U.L.' to Livonia
• No easy answer for when to dump an investment
• Cash taken in burglary
• Schoolcraft hosts nursing job fair
• CAPA presents ‘Footloose'
• American Montessori celebrates School Choice Week with group hug
• Youth Symphony holds auditions
• 81-year-old man struck by hit-and-run vehicle dies
• Clarenceville district receives accreditation
• City of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for January 31, 2012
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda for January 30, 2012
• Do you have a 3.5 or better GPA? Come see what Phi Theta Kappa can do for you. A...
• Representatives from Albion College will be on campus next week to talk with Sch...
• Heed these lessons of winter fire safety
• Italian American Club holds Culinary Extravaganza
• Gebhardt to chair Special Committee on Ethics
• ‘Girlfriend' steals man's wallet
• Don't just forget about U.S. savings bonds
• McCotter: Obama picks winners and losers with tax breaks
• Symphony founder left ‘a great legacy'
• Noontime concert series hits high note with harpist
• Kohl's to open March 7 at Livonia Marketplace
• Attorney general: More police, tougher sentences needed
• Thanks to everyone who volunteered and attended School Daze 2012! It was a great...
• Today's the last chance to enjoy School Daze until 2:00 pm. Stop by for treats,...
• 50-cent hot dogs at School Daze! And other treats, as well as music, information...
• Get ready for Winter Carnival. School Daze activities wil be held tomorrow and W...
• Join Pageturners Book club, to discuss Ray Bradbury's Farenheit 451 today (Janua...
• Join Pageturners Book club, to discuss Ray Bradbury's Farenheit 451 today (Janua...
• Livonia City Council Agenda for January 25, 2012 Meeting
• Volunteers needed for annual Rouge Frog Toad Survey
• Livonia lawmakers agree with Snyder on bridges, roads
• Livonia Public Schools to survey residents on $190 million bond
• Murder suspect faces competency exam
• Cancel life insurance policy to raise needed cash
• U-M Health development hailed as job creator
• Observer, Chamber honor award winners
• Family hopes fundraiser helps paralyzed woman
• Mailboxes, vehicle hit by vandals
• Heart and sole
• Representatives from Oakland University, University of Michigan-Dearborn, Walsh...
• Livonia lawmakers agree with Snyder on bridges, roads
• Police: When leaving, lock windows and doors
• Organize information for 2011 tax returns
• Baby dies, mom hurt after being hit by SUV
• ‘He's with God'
• Make a fire escape plan — and practice it
• Hit-and-run driver damages 18 cars, 13 mailboxes
• Outstanding Youth ‘just wanted to help some children'
• First Citizen volunteers to ‘do something' for community, family, self
• Slain officer ‘pointed way to what is good, right and just'
• Police seek info on power shoppers
• Hit-and-run driver damages 18 cars, 13 mailboxes in Livonia
• Candlelight walk, panel highlights MLK celebration in Livonia
• Representatives from Western Michigan University, University of Michigan-Dearbor...
• In honor of Martin Luther King Day take time to check out the great student art...
• Friends show support for family of bridge painter
• Rachel graduates, as family and friends cheer
• Move to Texas means some changes are needed
• HGTV's Cucksey turns old into new at area warehouse
• Corrections
• Chamber announces business award winners
• Six police officials promoted
• Infineon Technologies wants to build on Victor Parkway
• King headlines arts fundraiser
• Emerson theater class presents ‘Into The Woods'
• The Theatre Department wants you! Auditions for “Romeo and Juliet” will be held...
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For January 18, 2012
• Student email is a great way to stay connected. Make sure you sign up.
• Save the date! School Daze Winter Carnival will be January 24 and 25.
• One year later, Livonia honors memory of slain officer
• How to enjoy sights, sounds of auto show
• Livonia Churchill student in hospice care to get diploma early
• Global diversity theme of MLK Day celebration
• Livonia-based company displays cars for the world
• Now is time to assemble family balance sheet
• correction
• School board under new leadership
• Man suspected of stealing from Salvation Army
• Schoolcraft activities honor MLK Day
• If you need help with math the Learning Assistance Center is the place to go. Th...
• The Transition Center offers a Divorce Support Group open to anyone contemplatin...
• Martin Luther King Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - January 2012
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for January 11, 2012
• Did you know that Michigan was the second state ever to put women's suffrage on...
• Don't miss your chance to be a star. Auditions for William Shakespeare's Romeo...
• Home invasions reported
• ‘The best show ever'
• Martin Luther King Day event to celebrate global diversity
• Fire department awarded $360,000 federal grant for heavy-rescue truck
• Neighbor, brother build ramp to assist resident
• Mayor appoints new police chief, deputy chief
• A123 Systems will build battery packs for VIA Motors
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Ladywood senior first at her school to enroll in LPS' Career Technical Center
• Council discusses floodplain ordinance
• Livonia police release new details on hit-and-run vehicle
• Livonia mayor names Caid as police chief, McDermott as deputy chief
• Don't forget to sign up to receive text and email notifications about school clo...
• Family Buggy rides into sunset with fond goodbyes
• Student, volunteers wrap gifts, raise $21,000 to help clinic
• 100 Days to Health begins Sunday
• Diaper bank hits million mark
• Park bird count returns Saturday
• Members of closed synagogue invited to special service
• Library hosts free concert by jazz artist VornHagen
• VAAL offers winter art classes, workshops
• Police say man pointed loaded gun, threatened two people
• Tips sought in hit-and-run that injured pedestrian
• Campus offices are open and registration for Winter 2012 credit classes continue...
• Hit-and-run driver strikes Livonia man out for a walk
• Suspects sought in thefts
• WDIV's Baracy: First job is her dream job
• Medical pot issues wind way through courts
• Suicide called the ‘gorilla in the room'
• Family members journey through pain, acceptance
• Redford teen shot during home invasion
• Blood Drives
• Youth choir stages auditions for singers in grades 6-12
• Plymouth-Canton will review banned book
• Poster earns youngster a white Christmas
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For January 4, 2012
• ‘Presents' offer treats, activity at zoo
• Observer area police calls
• From skating to movies, there's lots to do on winter break
• All Saints collects food for charity
• Winter break doesn't have to be boring
• Schoolcraft College is city's top employer
• Fires displace three families
• Days, nights on the beat fast-paced for TV reporter Lange
• On deadly blast's anniversary, store's future uncertain
• Rec center sponsors holiday slim down challenge
• Women arrested trying to pass off counterfeit bills in Livonia
• Still on the job
• Collection a symbol of Christmas spirit
• School district bans Swift novel
• Language professor's holidays have an Oriental flavor
• Jews, Muslims lend a holiday helping hand
• Crime Watch
• Foundation gives Salvation Army some holiday cheer
• Livonia seniors enjoy Christmas dinner
• Give one last gift: Donate blood
• BBB has tips for happy holiday returns, refunds and exchanges
• City of Livonia News: New Year's Holiday - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Online registration continues over the holiday break. The system will be down De...
• Pair arrested; police seek gunman in Livonia robbery, kidnapping
• Churches use Facebook, Twitter to help tell Gospel story
• Give your family a fire escape plan this Christmas
• December a month of holidays
• Livonia gas station robbed
• Church, school partner to assist families during holidays
• Kirksey, council members thank Meakin, Schwartz
• Be wary of investment advice for the coming year
• Police believe men died of heroin overdose
• Lions host Christmas party for special-needs children
• Livonia gas station robbed
• Local principal alleging racial discrimination at school resigns
• House fire blamed on overloaded extension cord
• Kumon presents $2,000 scholarship to Livonia girl
• AAUW Livonia salutes arts group president
• Livonia Optimists hold essay contest
• Residents can learn nutrition, exercise at 100 Days
• Livonia woman turning 100 stays active, keeps laughing
• Diversified portfolio best way to minimize risks
• ACLU, city settle lawsuit involving teen, breath test
• Cookie exchanges enrich holidays and friendships
• Christmas Holiday - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Livonia house fire blamed on overloaded extension cord
• Principal alleging racial discrimination at Livonia school resigns
• Final Exams are winding down! How did you do on yours? Enjoy the break and we wi...
• Pets are the cat's meow at the holidays
• Walsh cancels office hour
• Movie by Madonna students premieres on Saturday
• Jewelry, cash stolen in home invasion
• Internet purchases are subject to state sales tax
• Driver, 75, dies in car crash
• Livonia dentist devoted his life to helping others
• Murder suspect's preliminary exam adjourned
• VFW Post delivers holiday cheer to VA patients
• Town hall organizers: Protect no-fault insurance
• Livonia murder suspect's preliminary exam adjourned
• City of Livonia Winter 2011-12 News and Community Programs
• Woman struck, killed on I-96 in Livonia
• Ford tax appeal settlement expected to cost $2.8 million
• Family's light display reflects ‘true spirit' of Christmas
• Livonia Parks and Recreation Newsletter - January Through April, 2012
• Walsh: Judicial reform will save dollars
• Chorus presents holiday concert
• St. Dunstan serves dinner for those who are alone on Christmas Day
• Westland man puts box bass to test on ‘Invention USA'
• Livonia chamber offers two $1,000 scholarships
• Elected officials sworn in at ceremony
• CDs make sense to park your money short term
• Anderson honored by Fight Crime organization
• City Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for December 13, 2011
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For December 14 2011
• Attorney: Slaying suspect has terminal cancer
• Santa flips the switch on Livonia's Christmas tree
• School board OKs land sale to church
• Trinity Church holds concert
• How to check on your tax refund status
• New all-city chamber ensembles to perform at winter concerts
• Tail Wagger's seeks pet food donations for holidays
• Man arrested for stealing scrap metal
• Livonia principal placed on leave alleges civil rights violations at school
• Pilot, passenger OK after plane crashes
• Livonia school board OKs land sale to church
• Student email and mobile-friendly emergency alerts are now available. Follow the...
• Suspect in custody in fatal Livonia shooting
• Pay It Forward: Madonna students combine service with learning
• Many factors to mull in pension vs. lump sum distribution
• Pictures of Hope let children share dreams
• Shop local, see Santa at Holiday Expo
• House panel supports I-275-Ford project
• Orphaned grizzly bear cubs arrive at Detroit Zoo
• Nominations sought for First Citizen, Outstanding Youth
• Purses snatched from 2 sisters returning home
• St. Maurice expected to close; other churches may merge
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For December 5, 2011
• Bowlers sought for men's and women's teams at Schoolcraft. These teams compete i...
• Purses snatched from two sisters returning home in Livonia
• Bulk Leaf Pickup Service Ended/Weekly Yard Waste Collection Ending December 9, 2011
• St. Maurice in Livonia to close in 2012
• Livonia chool board reconsiders land sale to church
• Christmas home tour benefits Greenmead in Livonia
• Beware of bogus charities; be careful buying online
• Lawmaker: Latest anti-bullying bill ‘does nothing'
• Fire risks increase during the holidays
• Correction
• Livonia eye doctor receives probation in drug case
• H.E.A.T. offers tips to protect you and your vehicle
• Local exhibit features work of late artist
• Woman thanks firefighters, officer for saving her life
• Tell us what you think: Schoolcraft is considering offering academic advising at...
• Friends of the Rouge host Schoolyard Habitat Forum
• Senator holds coffee hour
• College funding workshop offered at Stevenson
• Robotics team gets ready for 2012 games
• Livonia resident is newest Schoolcraft College trustee
• Livonia school board honors Teachers of the Year
• City seeks to meet increasing demand for senior housing
• New comment system requires real user names
• Leon's, Hindu temple feed 100 for Thanksgiving
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for November 30, 2011
• Livonia battery plant layoffs expected to be temporary
• Grant awarded to Livonia for LED lighting
• Woman thankful she was able to care for ailing mom
• Family wants thief to return handicapped ramp
• Livonia residents are descendants of first Pilgrims
• 82-year-old parade volunteer honored to walk as Santa's elf
• Get letter from Santa
• Get your Turkey Day photo published
• Do your homework before donating to any charity
• National Day of Listening is time to honor teachers
• Suspect arrested in thefts from vehicles
• Livonia meat market shuts its doors
• Cheer on the Ocelot basketball teams at Spirit Night on Nov. 30. It's a doublehe...
• Thanksgiving Recess is Wednesday through Sunday, Nov. 23-27. Have a safe holiday...
• Officer injured during arrest at Livonia school
• Cops: Don't be a crime victim this season
• Goodfellows seek help giving needy kids a Christmas
• Senior housing plan revised after residents protest
• Hines Park lights up for the holidays
• Christmas walk set for Dec. 3
• Variable annuities can be costly and restricting
• Business find out how to qualify for jail work
• New Horizons Band presents free concert
• Line dancing is good for the heart, mind and body
• Girl, 11, wins prestigious philanthropy award
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For November 21, 2011
• Thanksgiving Holiday - Trash Collection Services Delayed in Thursday and Friday's Collection Area
• Artists' holiday shop opens on Dec. 10
• Man jumps in back seat, robs woman of purse
• Youth Theater presents Disney's ‘Aladdin Jr.'
• Protect yourself by diversifying portfolio
• College Republicans to host debate watching party
• Las Vegas fire provides high-rise safety lessons
• Students share their love of art with community
• Roperti's turkeys a Thanksgiving tradition
• Ficano and Patterson support second bridge
• Police sergeant's play hits the stage
• Ficano, Patterson support second bridge, regional transportation, but worry about Detroit's finances
• Registration for Winter 2012 credit classes is happening now.
• AMC Livonia 20 seeks liquor license
• Powder-Puff game raises $3,000 for Invisible Children
• Jaycees seek donations for ‘Stuff an RV' event
• History of women's hats is topic of luncheon
• Classical guitarist performs free concert Wednesday
• Cellist, pianist perform at Schoolcraft on Nov. 18
• Deadline Nov. 25 for kids' essay contest
• Exhibit features work of 60 Michigan artists
• Franklin Players present ‘You Could Die Laughing'
• Honor guard visits veterans, senior facilities
• Don't delay on year-end financial decisions
• Santa arrives at Laurel Park Place Saturday
• Economic development, city services Kirksey's priorities for next term
• New school trustees seek to improve communication
• Toy to lead next council; Pastor, Kritzman, Robinson win seats
• Burton Manor hosts job fair for college grads
• Madonna kicks off year-long 75th anniversary celebration
• Furniture, appliances stolen from storage unit
• Man steals merchandise, identity of dead man
• Re-elected incumbents to focus on improving cafeteria and student achievement
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda For November 10, 2011
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for November 15, 2011
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for November 9, 2011
• Class Specials
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - November 2011
• Election and Veteran's Day Holidays - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Wayne County Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day In Redford
• Learn how to use social media to obtain a job and advance your career at “Social...
• CONGRATULATIONS to our men’s soccer team and coaches! Great job over the weeken...
• Representatives from Lawrence Technological University, Walsh College, Eastern M...
• Rotarians honored for their efforts in polio eradication
• Schoolcraft welcomes author of ‘Gospel of a Cab Driver'
• Schoolcraft hosts discussion of the African American Experience
• HARP might provide relief for homeowners
• Get your vacation photo published
• Walsh wants separate business court system
• Stevenson students present Neil Simon's ‘Proposals'
• War veteran decides to run for U.S. Congress
• Trio to perform benefit concert for peace group
• Congratulations to both our Men and Women’s Soccer Teams! Good Luck this weekend...
• Read about the Theatre Department's presentation of "Dracula" in the Livonia Obs...
• This weekend the Theatre Department presents Dracula. Enjoy dinner in the DiPoni...
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for November 2, 2011
• Hey culinary students… Need your ServSafe Certification? Our 2-day ServSafe cl...
• Are you interested in a career in education? Have questions? You will find your...
• Best mutual funds have strong track record to research
• Catalytic converters stolen from 12 vans
• Time Out Bar honors vets
• Head to Wilson Barn this weekend
• Golden Gala kicks off Schoolcraft's 50th anniversary celebrations
• Livonia school board eyes $190 million bond proposal
• Bowling receives 100-year sentence in death of Livonia police officer
• Make it all treats and no tricks this Halloween
• Livonia woman celebrates a century of blessings
• Kritzman, Neville, Robinson, Toy offer needed solutions
• Don’t miss the fun. The Annual Halloween party will be tonight (October 26) at 6...
• Interested in a career in massage therapy? You can have all your questions answe...
• Martial Art Icon Coming to Metro Detroit
• Livonia school board studies $190 million construction bond proposal
• Join Pageturners Book Club as they discuss "Gospel of a Cab Driver" by Roger M....
• Prospective students are invited to attend a campus tour today (October 24) at 5...
• Representatives from Cleary University and Devry University will be on campus th...
• Join our Mini Relay for Life this evening as we celebrate Schoolcraft's 50th bir...
• Blizzard of Bucks gameshow is today, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in Henry's. You can sign u...
• Trinity Health to occupy old Quicken Loans buildings
• Sally Kellerman recalls her movie career, friendships
• Las Palapas hosts fundraiser for wheelchair ramps
• Students to teach art classes to community
• Candidates discuss school chief's influence
• Correction
• Schoolcraft board to interview applicants
• Laid off: You owe taxes but not your expertise
• Future councils will pick up part of health insurance costs
• Woman robs bank on Seven Mile Road
• Save money by flashing back to 1961 at Henry's Food Court in the Waterman Wing o...
• Happy 50th Anniversary Schoolcraft College!
• 98.7 The AMP and Schoolcraft College welcome prospective students to attend a ca...
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For October 24, 2011
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 25, 2011
• Trinity Health to occupy old Quicken Loans buildings in Livonia
• October 20 Veterans and unemployed, dislocated and underemployed workers can qua...
• Matches and lighters not to be ‘toyed' with
• Teacher signs her children's book Sunday
• Fishing poles, crossbow stolen
• Candidates vie for two, 4-year seats on board
• Reader panel interviews mayoral candidates for Livonia race
• Franchise can work, but proceed with caution
• Sentencing in officer's death delayed one week
• Write-in candidate files to run against Livonia schools trustee
• Rain doesn't extinguish family fun at Livonia fire station open house
• Thieves target vacant homes in Livonia for copper pipes
• Attend a free workshop “Using Electronic Reference Tools” today at 2 PM in LA340...
• Sentencing for Livonia police officer's murder delayed one week
• What’s better than Ice Cream? FREE Ice Cream! Make an ice cream sundae today (O...
• Write-in candidate files to run against Livonia school trustee
• Thieves target vacant Livonia homes for copper pipes
• Winter 2012 credit class schedule is available online now. Winter registration...
• Channel 95.5 and Schoolcraft College welcome prospective students to attend a ca...
• • Representatives from Spring Arbor University, Madonna University and Franklin...
• Prospective students are invited to attend a campus tour today (October 17) at 1...
• Seminars on retirement savings are offered
• A123 to supply batteries for Spark EV
• Two incumbents, one challenger vie for Clarenceville board
• Sharon Simpson
• Livonia student achievers
• Living trust can benefit partner, children
• Livonia residents take delivery on VW Beetles from Oprah
• City's only synagogue closing after 53 years
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for October 19, 2011
• Congratulations to our Men’s and Women’s soccer teams! Way to go!
• Get prepared for your future! Meet with representatives from four year colleges...
• Hall of Fame inductees ‘helped to build town to be proud of'
• Correction
• Smoke alarms save lives — again!
• Livonia Exchange Club dedicates Freedom Shrine at Madonna
• Picking Medicare prescription plan takes research
• Drive-through customer holds up Tim Hortons
• Recipe for success: Chili contest, motorcycle show
• Figure skater wins regional championship
• 4 vie for 2 seats on Livonia school board
• Electronic Waste/Paper Shredding/Tire Recycling
• Tomorrow night (October 13) is the “Complete the Degree Fair”. This is a great w...
• Prospective students are invited to attend a campus tour today (October 12) at 5...
• 89X and Schoolcraft College welcome prospective students to attend a campus tour...
• Representatives from Rochester College, Cleary University and Walsh College will...
• LWV Voter Guides online now
• Madonna lecture focuses on growing a business organically
• Kirksey, O'Neil face off for mayor Nov. 8
• Madonna University celebrates 75 years with Diamond Jubilee
• 3 vie for 2 seats on Clarenceville board
• Council candidate re-enters not guilty plea in circuit court
• Local 192 pact includes pay freeze, insurance hikes
• Anderson pushes for Pink Ribbon license plate
• Frost band to march with Churchill band
• Just Baked opens new production facility
• See the benefits of completing your degree at the Complete the Degree Fair Thur...
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda For October 10, 2011
• Civic Park Senior Center Newsletter - October 2011
• Columbus Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Livonia Council candidate re-enters not guilty plea in circuit court
• 96.3 WDVD and Schoolcraft College welcome prospective students to attend a campu...
• Free Movie Night! Phi Theta Kappa presents “Waiting for Superman” tonight at 6:0...
• Many enjoy O E's health ‘expo'-rience
• Voter registration deadline approaches for Livonia city election
• Two Livonia Council members want health insurance, 401k cut
• More thefts of items from vehicles reported
• Joe's Produce chef to do cooking demo
• Be pro-active when it comes to banking fees
• Two vie for mayor's job
• Rosedale students raise serious cash at Fun Walk
• Livonia Symphony begins its 39th season
• Folk musicians to perform at Pumpkin Fest
• Plagiarism can be confusing. Learn how to “Avoid Plagiarism” at this free worksh...
• Come meet with representatives from over 80 colleges and universities at College...
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for October 4, 2011
• Representatives from Northern Michigan University, DeVry University and Eastern...
• Laws make figuring minimum distributions confusing
• Public hearing Monday on $53 million city budget
• Early birds get free gifts at expo
• Mayoral candidates debate millage needs, medical pot
• Thief arrested after swiping steaks
• Davenport receives Center of Academic Excellence designation
• Voting records, cutting waste discussed at council forum
• VAAL holds Fall Art Exhibition
• The Food Pantry is in desperate need of canned goods-fruit, vegetables, soup etc...
• Good Luck to both our Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams who have away games Saturda...
• Livonia doctor accused of writing fake prescriptions waives exam
• Need help writing a paper? The Writing Fellows can help. You can attend the Free...
• Michigan AD: Integrity is name of the game
• Picketers call on McCotter to help ‘Save America's Postal Service'
• Right to Life to sponsor Life Chain, Town Hall
• Police Officers' Ball is Oct. 8
• Barton Malow chairman built legacy of church, community work
• Cancer survivor embarks on 1,300-mile bike ride
• Suspicious package prompts call to Livonia police
• Protect your family from ‘silent killer'
• Fall expo has something for seniors, baby boomers
• Bowling pleads to 2nd-degree murder
• If you would like to improve your test scores then bring a completed test to the...
• Help us and Help Save a Life! The American Red Cross is holding a Blood Drive to...
• Longaberger CEO to sign baskets in Livonia
• If you have ever struggled to remember information for exams or even if you thin...
• Suspicious package prompts call to Livonia police
• Bowling pleads to second-degree murder
• Representatives from Spring Arbor University and Eastern Michigan University wil...
• Bowling pleads to second-degree murder
• Get the help you need with the dreaded story problems today (September 26) at 1:...
• Burglar scared off by resident in one of three break-ins
• Council candidate bound over for trial on felonious assault charge
• Livonia's founding families come ‘alive'
• New water board member to speak
• Continuing ed classes start in October at Madonna
• Have coffee with senator
• Students plant Pinwheels for Peace
• Councilman to address Rotarians
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda for September 26, 2011
• McCotter to run for Congress instead of president
• AFSCME Local 192 rejects contract
• Come serve food to those in need. SAO will be lending a helping hand at St. Leo’...
• McCotter withdraws from presidential race
• Council candidate bound over for trial on felonious assault charge
• Evidence hearing set in Nehasil case Monday
• Need help? Don’t know where to turn? The LAC has plenty of FREE workshops. They...
• Club to dedicate Shrine
• Council candidate faces felonious assault charge
• AFSCME workers to vote on ‘concessionary' pact
• Police chief reflects on 37-year career
• ACLU alleges boy, 13, was forced to take alcohol breath test by Livonia Police
• PSI Repair Services to Showcase Off-Warranty Repair Support at CANWEA 2011
• Livonia at Northville Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day
• Police: Dad was huffing before crashing with kids in vehicle
• Man gets prison in cemetery trusts embezzlements
• Hospice walk honors her sister's memory
• Home invaded on Brentwood
• Schoolcraft board seeks applicants for vacancy
• Way to go Ladies!
• Do you like Chicken wings? Then go to Buffalo Wild Wings anytime today (Septembe...
• Come enjoy a FREE movie tomorrow (September 22). Phi Theta Kappa presents The Ki...
• Livonia council candidate faces felonious assault charge
• Madonna, Schoolcraft sign credit-transfer agreement
• ACLU challenges unconstitutional breath test of 13-year-old in Livonia
• Local 192 in Livonia votes on tentative agreement Thursday
• Good Luck to the Women's Volleyball Team as they take on Henry Ford tonight. Go...
• Representatives from Madonna University, Western Michigan University, Spring Arb...
• Schoolcraft College Board seeks applicants for vacancy
• YMCA member says staff saved his life
• Mountaintop removal activist to speak at Schoolcraft
• PTSA Council holds leadership workshop
• Council candidates discuss roads, millages
• County officials break ground on new jail
• Converting from traditional IRA to Roth makes sense
• Vets get benefit help at summit
• Marriage proposal caps off St. Mary Mercy's 5K
• Mayor Kirksey leaves candidate forum
• Livonia sued over flooding
• Everyone had a great time at School Daze 2011! What was your favorite part?
• Today's your last chance to enjoy School Daze!
• McCotter's Social Security fix: allow personal savings accounts
• Madonna students hold vigil for 9/11 victims
• Document locator a handy emergency tool
• These household fire facts may surprise you
• Senator holds free dinner for seniors
• Hearing adjourned on woman accused in 2010 murder
• Snyder wants second bridge, more tax reform
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - September 2011
• Unity of Livonia hosts fall concert
• Senior Celebration Day tickets now on sale
• Family holds fundraiser to help find cure for son's rare disease
• Don't miss "Jamnesty" today (Sept. 14) in the Main Tent 4:00 pm - 7:00pm FREE EN...
• Fun for all at School Daze! You can still be a part of it Wednesday (September 1...
• Don't miss School Daze! Fun, food and FREE stuff! Today (Sept. 13) through Wed...
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda for September 14, 2011
• You still have time to take a fall class. Some classes have start dates in Septe...
• Don’t miss the Transition Center Luncheon Series. Tomorrow (September 9) is the...
• Woman finds receipts, ‘returns' items for cash, is arrested
• League hosts candidates forum Sept. 15
• Few changes make for smooth school start
• Special Olympics teaches life lessons for athletes, volunteers
• Suspects plead guilty in Walmart robbery
• Tiger fans show appreciation for Army specialist
• Attorney general says Internet has ‘dark alleys'
• Repairs to bring lane closures to Eight Mile at I-275
• Livonia library to host “Visions of the Universe” exhibit
• Check into a Roth IRA before the end of year
• Repairs to bring lane closures in Livonia
• Aspen...don't miss out!
• Livonia Fire and Rescue: 'Couplings' Newsletter - September 6, 2011
• Auditions for Deane and Balderston’s DRACULA. When: Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept...
• Mark your calendars, one week until School Daze!
• City Of Livonia Fall 2011 City News And Community Programs
• Parks and Recreation Newsletter - September 1, 2011
• 12 vie for Miss Wayne County crown
• Wish you were here!
• Local events set to commemorate 9/11
• Kids bounce their way back to school at one big celebration
• Construction steps up at site of new Kohl's
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Grandview off to ‘super' start
• Later in life remarriage raises legal, financial issues
• Just a reminder that the college will be closed and there will be no classes hel...
• Don't miss your chance to become a star!
• State's ranking of Livonia schools all over the board
• Livonia seeks rezoning for senior housing
• Council studies library fee for nonresidents, other user fees
• County rejects recall language for lawmakers
• St. Mary adopts Care Transitions Program
• Two arrested in theft of playground equipment
• Pay attention to fees when investing
• Correction
• Website names Livonia as No. 1 speed trap
• Landscape company donates butterfly garden to school
• Welcome to Schoolcraft! Here's some helpful information for new students. Have a...
• Welcome Back! Fall classes start tomorrow (August 31). What classes are you loo...
• Labor Day - Trash Collection Services One Day Delayed
• Consider all options when donating to charities
• Test prep courses
• Livonia teen is the August PAWS for Applause winner
• Franklin grad tours U.S. with drum and bugle corps
• Retailers to hold job fair in Livonia on Oct. 5
• Slain Livonia officer honored at softball tournament
• Crowd protests McCotter's jobs stance
• City park will be named for Nehasil
• Experts recommend taking practice ACT/SAT tests
• Concert series ends on high note
• City Council Agenda Agusgut 29, 2011 Study Meeting
• Want a chance to win an iPad 2 with WiFi and 3G? Just “like” the Continuing Edu...
• Ballroom dancing: ‘Best exercise a senior can get'
• McCotter places third in straw poll
• Man tries to hide stolen tools in grill
• Make sure your student's covered for health care at college
• It's time to Bounce Back to School
• Anyone Can Paint classes draw budding artists to Wilson Barn
• Home invasion suspects arrested after crash
• Doctor accused of writing fraudulent prescriptions
• City's health costs climb
• Smoke detectors, sprinklers and doors save lives in dorm fires
• Attorney: ACLU appeals court ruling supporting Livonia ban of medical marijuana facilities
• Have all your questions about becoming a Pharmacy tech answered tonight (August...
• Wayne County Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Waste Drop-Off Day In Taylor
• Back to School for Livonia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Interested in becoming a Pharmacy Technician? Then be sure to attend a FREE info...
• Home invasion suspects crash vehicle, are arrested in Livonia
• Livonia eye doctor charged with prescription fraud
• McCotter places third in straw poll
• Jump Start math workshops are offered throughout this week; they will help you g...
• Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For August 23, 2011
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for August 24, 2011
• Researcher: Future depends on raising test scores
• Red Wings' head coach to speak in Livonia Sept. 8
• Divorce, bankruptcy won't stop liability
• Crowds expected for inaugural Hines Drive cruise
• Memorial service set for community activist Mary Dumas
• Grzebik withdraws from Livonia school board race
• Council begins budget process
• Senior Olympians go for the gold
• Police chief to resign, serve state group
• Follow ‘Feet on Street' to Detroit discovery
• Memorial service set for community activist Mary Dumas
• Livonia police chief to resign, lead state group
• Grzebik withdraws from Livonia school board race
• Congratulations to Barbara Saunier, winner of The MacGuffin’s 16th National Poet...
• 3-Day for the Cure raises more than $4.1 million
• Seniors show their mettle for medals
• Computer trading, globalization are factors in market swings
• State looks at clarifying medical marijuana law
• Band holds car wash
• Tips sought in purse theft
• 5 file for Livonia board, 3 for Clarenceville
• None of city's high schools make AYP
• Money stolen from woman moving to senior housing
• Fire safety: It's so simple a child can do it
• Looking for a great way to beat the heat? See the classic movie “North By North...
• 5 file for Livonia school board, 3 for Clarenceville
• Don’t miss out on the LAC’s FREE Math Workshops! There’s still time to register...
• Save the date! You don’t want to miss School Daze, this year the festivities wil...
• 3-Day for the Cure raises more than $4.1 million
• Drowning victim, 22, model employee, son
• Former foster child wins Sparky Anderson Award for clothing drive
• Tips still sought in assault on family
• Couple hopes to teach morals with books
• 4 file for school board
• GM batteries to be built here
• ‘People walk for me, so now I walk for others'
• Sponsor a symphony chair
• Livonia Military News
• Casino outing to benefit party
• McCotter to live-stream responses to GOP debate
• GM awards contract for battery packs to Livonia's A123
• Take me out to the ball game! For just $19.00, college students with ID can enjo...
• Eleanor Josaitis, Focus: HOPE pioneer, dies at 79
• Nearly 2,000 hit streets for Komen 3-Day walk
• Insects don't bug these kids: Day campers catch science lesson
• Police seeking tips in assault on black family
• Don't make your home so secure it's dangerous
• Livonia man arrested on drug, weapon charges
• Festival to feature area authors
• Fairy tales converge on stage
• Rating downgrade surprising, but credit agencies not infallible
• Two local men presumed drowned in Lake Michigan
• Livonia, Redford men presumed drowned in Lake Michigan
• Livonia Franklin band needs votes to win Pepsi grant
• Are you a new student? Welcome to Schoolcraft! Arrange to have an orientation. J...
• Mark your calendar! Auditions for the Theatre Department’s fall production of De...
• Livonia police seek tips in racially motivated assault
• 80 Year Old is a Student of Life
• Lowered U.S. credit rating is uncharted territory
• Residents concerned about bagworms
• Pay it forward
• Crash sends 2 to hospital
• Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda for August 11, 2011
• Shooting suspect bound over for trial
• Food and wine event benefits Schoolcraft students
• Sponsorships
• Summer thrills
• Attorney challenges admissibility of statements
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For August 8, 2011
• Somebody asked about seeing the Connection, our student newspaper, online. This...
• Ask an attorney about divorce and family law. An attorney will be available on t...
• Representatives from Walsh College will be on campus Tuesday (August 9) from 10:...
• Livonia voters OK public safety, senior services millages: Kirksey says residents ‘want the finest public safety ...'
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - August 2011
• What influences youth fire-setting behavior?
• Police: Suspect resists arrest after credit card fraud, then is found with handgun
• Woman admits embezzlement
• D.C. lessons: Try to keep financial house in order
• What they said
• Buy Michigan Now fest puts focus on Great Lakes state
• Send us a photo of your favorite car
• St. Mary Mercy tops off major expansion project
• Voters narrow council field to 8
• Want to “Jump Start” your math skills? Sign up for a FREE Jump Start workshop pu...
• Livonia voters approve millages for police and fire, senior services
• Livonia residents cast ballots on millages and council
• If you're planning a trip to the Bookstore, please note the temporary entrance o...
• Livonia voters decide millages, narrow council field today
• Electronic Waste Only Disposal Program in Northville
• Police nab four in home invasion
• Kohl's coming to Livonia Marketplace
• Voters decide on millages, council field on Tuesday
• 50 miles, 50 states, 50 days
• Art to art talk
• Pretrial decision Wednesday in police officer's killing
• American Legion holds golf outing
• Man arrested in party store burglary try
• Keep emergency funds in CDs, not annuities
• Meet the Ritchie Boys
• Livonia eyes food service merger with Plymouth-Canton
• Peace group holds veggie potluck
• Livonia native enjoys measure of success as metrologist
• City clerk will be out of town election night
• Bus tour of DIA paintings draws ‘wonderful turnout'
• Man arrested using fraudulent credit card
• Beware: Flimflam artists come in many forms
• Win cash to shop!
• Man charged in officer's killing due back in court
• Judge dismisses marijuana lawsuit
• A celebration of Scottish heritage
• Judge rules in favor of Livonia's ban on medical marijuana facilities
• The Transition Center Divorce Support Group meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the...
• Man charged in Livonia officer's killing could return to court this week
• Livonia man honored on eve of third military tour
• Free support group for new moms, babies opens at Madonna
• Woman's purse stolen in robbery
• Taxes and fairness don't belong in same sentence
• At 80, library continues to put books in hands of blind, disabled
• BALLOT PROPOSALS
• Fire Department gets a dozen calls for heat-related illnesses
• “ART WANTED!! The MacGuffin is currently looking for artwork for its Fall 2011 publication and other upcoming issues! For information on how to submit, please see:
• Farmington Hills man charged with attempted murder in shooting, assaults in Livonia
• Check out our own Chef Loving in today's (July 21) Detroit Free Press.
• Company seeks to build Army vehicle
• Heat can take toll on seniors, toddlers
• Livonia board recalls 29 teachers, OKs AFSCME contract
• Cops: Custody dispute motive for shooting
• Gibbons appointed Stevenson principal
• Lane Closure - Newburgh Road Between Plymouth Road And Ann Arbor Road
• Man tries to steal air conditioning unit
• Detroit brings 310th birthday party to suburbs
• Park renaming could take place Aug. 8
• Heat doesn't stop volunteers from circulating recall petitions
• Land contract carries considerable risks
• Gibbons named Livonia Stevenson principal
• Livonia officer, 2 others injured in shooting/scuffle
• Today (July 19) at 4:00 p.m. you can see the 1954 classic "Rear Window" in the McDowell Center. This event is free and open to the public, presented by Pageturners Book Club.
• Don't overexert in this heat, says Livonia doctor
• Cooling center offered for Livonia residents
• Civic Center Park to become Nehasil Park?
• Task force and police offer help for parents
• Retirement options should include Social Security
• Autopsy delayed on body pulled from river
• Frost Math Club adds more awards
• Attendance at Farmers Market grows
• Ladywood principal is Madonna graduate
• Schoolcraft College presents free movie
• Local dentist wants to open basketball training facility
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda For July 20, 2011
• Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For July 19, 2011
• Livonia's Civic Center Park to become Larry Nehasil Park?
• Livonia City Council Agenda for July 20, 2011 Meeting
• College students with ID can enjoy “Made In Detroit” College nights at Comerica Park, presented by Big Boy. Discount tickets and a “Made In Detroit” T-shirt. Go Tigers!
• Are you new to Schoolcraft or thinking of starting in the fall? Schedule a campus tour and learn about all the great things here at Schoolcraft!
• Squish, squish
• Cooling center offered for Livonia residents
• Investment in advanced batteries can power Michigan's economy
• Midyear: It's great time to review your finances
• Door smashed in restaurant break-in
• Two fishermen discover body along Rouge River
• Tailgate event benefits MSU scholarship in woman's memory
• Police: Lock car, remove valuables
• Nonprofit wants to open second-hand store on Middlebelt
• Everyday people tell their stories at media festival
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter July 2011
• Cooling center offered for Livonia residents
• Valuables stolen from vehicles in Livonia
• Representatives from Cleary University will be on campus recruiting tomorrow (July 13) from 9 am - 1 pm in the Liberal Arts Building.
• Free music & fun! Check out the Michigan Jazz Festival this Sunday (July 17) from noon until 9:00 pm. Continuous music, workshops, 5 stages indoors and nearly 30 bands. Don't miss the fun.
• Sen. Kowall plans run for 11th congressional seat
• Representatives from Cleary University are on campus recruiting today (July 11) until 1 pm in the Applied Science Building.
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Five Livonia students awarded Community Choice scholarships
• Grants aim at streambank erosion
• Commission on Services to Aging holds public hearing
• Award-winning meteorologist to visit Schoolcraft camp
• Heed grown child's needs in medical emergency
• St. Aidan pastor new police chaplain
• Senior apartments to open Aug. 1
• Stabenow: Extend advanced battery grants
• St. Aidan pastor is new chaplain for Livonia police
• Grants aim at streambank erosion, but SAD needed for one Livonia project
• Second dog attack termed ‘not serious'
• Livonia Hero: Brother, 6, rescues sister, 2, from backyard swimming pool
• Wish you were here!
• League posts voter guide, airs forum
• Kitchen fires - fight or flight?
• Vandals menace neighborhood, slash vehicle tires
• Portfolios, like gardens, need maintenance
• Man pulls money from register
• Man gets cash after threat to shoot
• Livonia Arts Commission hosts ‘A Summer Evening with the Masters'
• McCotter makes official bid for U.S. president
• Officials hope voters OK tax requests
• Township works to ease emergency-run dangers
• As of 3 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, 2011 power at the Radcliff Center has been restored and classes will be held as scheduled.
• Due to a power outage there will be no morning classes at the Radcliff Center on Tuesday, July 5, 2011.
• Free digital media fest invites everyone to create movies
• Youngster recounts the beating dad gave for soiling underwear
• SAD is approved for Plymouth Road
• Containers stolen
• Buying or renting? There are many things to consider
• Patient success pushes clinic into 2nd expansion
• Concert organizers gear up for ‘best season' ever
• McCotter makes official bid for U.S. president
• ACLU, city slug it out over medical marijuana
• McCotter jumps in presidential race
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for July 6, 2011
• McCotter jumps in presidential race
• ACLU, Livonia slug it out over medical marijuana
• There will be no classes Monday in observance of the 4th of July. Have a safe and happy holiday! Summer classes begin Tuesday, July 5th.
• Happy Social Networking Day!
• Walsh: Medical marijuana needs better regulation
• Firefighter saves tree-climbing poodle
• Golf Classic raises $250,000 for hospital
• Spree 61 ends with weekend of warmth, sunshine
• Smoke alarms can be lifesavers
• Former Livonia resident helped shape city, schools
• Legislation would allow four-year degree at Schoolcraft
• Attorney general backs city in pot case
• Population trends impact future of region
• Disney star draws screaming crowd
• Representatives from Spring Arbor University will be on campus recruiting tomorrow (June 30) from 9 am - 1 pm at Henry's.
• Attorney General supports city of Livonia in medical marijuana case
• Spring 7-week grades are available online today.
• Former Livonia resident helped shape city, schools during era of rapid growth
• Legislation would allow Schoolcraft College to offer four-year degrees in nursing, culinary arts
• Independence Day - Trash Collection Services One Day Delayed
• If you’re new to Schoolcraft you’ll find lots of helpful information on the Schoolcraft website. Visit our FAQ page to get started.
• House OKs bill to allow bachelor's degrees at community colleges
• Preschoolers celebrate graduating before going into ‘the big school'
• Redistricting maps studied by state House, Senate
• Second-graders learn about life in 1800s
• Youngsters dive into cream pies at Spree contest
• State orders bolts replaced on carnival ride
• police briefs
• Correction
• Board OKs pay cut for school chief
• Good weather, good times in forecast for today's Spree
• State orders bolts replaced on arms of carnival ride at Livonia Spree
• No Fall 2011 credit class will be cancelled due to the number of students enrolled. You can count it! This is the SC Guarantee, being piloted for this fall. Please share this information with your fellow students.
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For June 27, 2011
• Livonia school board OKs superintendent pay cut, concessionary contracts
• Summer classes begin Tuesday July 5th. What will you be taking?
• Cost containment critical for consumers
• Ham radio operators stage Field Day exercise
• Woman struck in head by piece of ride
• Divine combination
• Man robbed while walking home; suspect arrested
• "We do this every year'
• VSA festival bigger than ever
• Fireworks to end Spree with a bang
• Man talks with ‘contractor,' money stolen
• Owner of Livonia clinic sentenced to prison for fraud
• Woman struck in head by piece of carnival ride at Livonia Spree
• You can keep up to date with events at Schoolcraft with the Web Calendar.
• Spree opens in Livonia to sunshine and smiles
• Summer officially begins in the northern hemisphere at 1:16 p.m. today (June 21). What's your favorite thing about summer?
• Have your story made into a movie at PAH-FEST Motown in Livonia
• Fall registration is under way, with a new twist: No Fall 2011 credit class will be cancelled due to the number of students enrolled. This guarantee is the result of student input and is being offered this fall on a trial basis.
• Churchill grad among U-M students visiting Africa
• School board to adopt tight $146 million budget
• Candle blamed in Livonia house fire
• Garden Walk benefits Greenmead
• Troop honors five new Eagle Scouts
• Church opens parking lot to Spree-goers
• Churchill grad wins national scholarship
• Livonia Student Achievers
• Candle blamed in Livonia home fire
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for June 20, 2011
• Are you ready to register? Assigned times for online registration begin Saturday (June 18) at 7:00 a.m. and continue through Sunday.
• Residents vent about flooding
• Body pulled from Lake Erie believed to be Livonia woman
• Honor Wall is dedicated at public safety complex
• Send us your best dad photo
• Bank fees can add up, so consider options
• Man arrested for credit fraud, mail theft
• YMCA hosts free health event for seniors
• The fire-safe thrill of the grill
• Clarenceville says farewell to Class of 2011
• Time Out Sports Bar and Grill opens on Plymouth Road
• Body pulled from Lake Erie believed to be Livonia woman
• Representatives from Spring Arbor University will be on campus recruiting tomorrow (June 16) from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm at Henry’s.
• Attorneys continue arguments over Livonia's medical marijuana ban
• Honor Wall dedicated at new public safety complex in Livonia
• It’s time to start planning for fall classes. Classes for 2011-12 begin August 31. Online registration begins June 18.
• "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them." ~Walt Disney
• Public safety complex dedicated Tuesday in Livonia
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for June 13, 2011
• Livonia boy places third in math competition
• Antonio's celebrates feast day with fundraiser
• ‘Tee It Up' helps to fund St. Mary Mercy expansion
• Electronic banking is the wave of the future
• Livonia man arraigned in assault on wife
• McCotter pre-empts Romney visit with Plymouth stop
• Grandview students put the heat on to try for a world record
• 2nd flood meeting set for Tuesday
• Candidates debate millages, pot
• Second meeting on flooding set for Tuesday in Livonia
• Protestors and supporters greet Romney in Livonia
• Tired of high gas prices? Learn how to break free from the pump this Saturday (June 11) at the Third Annual Michigan Electric Vehicle Show & Rally. Learn all about hybrid, battery & electric propulsion vehicles on campus from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m
• Livonia School board pink slips 82 teachers
• Franklin commencement includes first IB grads
• Household Hazardous Waste Day in Dearborn
• Keep fire safety in mind as you clean out flooded basement
• Relay for Life raises more than $100,000 in Livonia
• Restaurant burglary related to others
• Stevenson graduates Class of ‘11
• Korean War vet joins Churchill grads in receiving diplomas
• Woman robbed of purse in parking lot
• Forum features council candidates
• MADD honors Livonia police officer
• FYI-Today in 1963 construction began on the Administration Building, the Forum, the library and service building (shipping, receiving and maintenance).
• Livonia man faces charges in suspected assault of wife
• Cooling center offered for Livonia residents
• Did you know Schoolcraft has a student food pantry? If you or your family have been impacted by financial hardship or you would like to contribute non-perishable food items contact the Student Activities Office at 734-462-4422.
• PBS fans: See Schoolcraft students on-air tonight (June 7), 6-11pm, handling the phones for the Detroit Public Television pledge drive. It's a community service project through their Poly Sci 105 class.
• Representatives from University of Detroit Mercy will be on campus recruiting tomorrow (June 8) from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at Henry’s.
• Forum features Livonia City Council candidates
• Summer weather is finally here! How do you plan to enjoy this summer?
• Livonia board OKs pink slips for 82 teachers
• Relay for Life raises more than $100,000 in Livonia
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for June 7, 2011
• Experience pays double for school board president
• Churchill grad leads computer programming team to world title
• Concert series brings sweet sounds of summer
• Township is prepared for latest revenue sharing cuts, Cubba says
• Shoppers snap up bargains
• Police: New info may ID killer in 2001 case
• Electric Avenue
• D-Day brings back memories for World War II veteran
• Livonia Police: New information in old murder case encouraging
• Livonia flood victims: City should have done more, sooner
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - June 2, 2011
• 'Biggest Garage Sale in Livonia' set for Saturday
• If you like to ride, jog, walk or hike, Join the celebration in Schoolcraft's South Parking Lot this Saturday, June 4, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and explore the newly refurbished I-275 Metro Trail.
• Schoolcraft is part of the I-275 Metro Trail Grand Re-Opening Celebration this Saturday, June 4. A geocaching demonstration, children's helmet fitting and bike safety clinic, guided hike and prize drawing are happening in the South Parking Lot. See
• Livonia biker killed in crash
• Town hall topic: flooded basements
• City of Livonia Summer 2011 City News and Community Events
• Help rescue the Rouge in Livonia
• Local siblings are honored for collecting eyeglasses for charity
• 3 arrested in vehicle break-in
• Rain doesn't deter Memorial Day observance
• Burglar steals safe, cash from Bates Hamburgers
• Do homework on purchase of long-term care policies
• Busch's, Goodfellows feed hungry children
• Girls on the Run hits the trails
• Burglar steals safe, cash from Bates Hamburgers in Livonia
• Summer 7-week classes begin July 5th. You can register now.
• Just a reminder: If you need to make any address changes that affect tuition the deadline is Friday June 3.
• Livonia motorcyclist killed in crash
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda for June 1, 2011
• Residents clean up flooded basements
• A new brother and son
• Holmes yearbook staff wins national honors
• Rosedale Elementary presents Talking Zoo
• Officer's name honored on national police memorial
• Dog taken by former tenant
• Cityside
• Attorney general: ‘Economic development only happens when streets are safe'
• Trial date set for man charged in Nehasil's death
• Seniors can get help cleaning up
• Livonia seniors can get help cleaning up basements
• Livonia schedules special pickups Saturday and Sunday for water-damaged items
• More than 600 file flood complaints in Livonia
• Looking for a $1,000 scholarship? Do you have an outgoing personality and enjoy public speaking? If so, we encourage you to fill out the Student Ambassador Application. Student Ambassadors represent Schoolcraft College by giving campus tours, helping wi
• Livonia school chief: ‘Getting close to balancing our budget'
• McCotter for president? Reports say he is considering it
• Four arrested for fraudulent credit card use at Walmart
• Shopper's van stolen from store lot
• County Commission OKs Livonia parks projects
• Teach children money smarts from early age
• Ladywood graduates 83 in Class of 2011
• Passport to Safety ‘a great family day'
• City seeks input on rebuilding Newburgh Road
• Police honor slain officer, citizens
• McCotter for president? Reports say he is considering it
• Memorial Day - Trash Collection Services One Day Delayed
• The sun is shining and frisbees are flying in the courtyard. Looks like summer is almost here!
• MDOT meets with Livonia residents today
• Check out the Library! Spring hours at Bradner Library are Monday – Thursday 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm and Saturday Noon -5:00 pm. The Radcliff library’s hours are Monday – Thursday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm;
• At St. Michael, ‘a day without geography is a day without sun'
• St. Michael's has limited kindergarten openings
• Grandview Elementary achieves Green School Emerald status
• Awards ceremony fetes O E all stars
• Pastor fulfilled lifelong dream in publishing short cut to Bible
• Livonia man drops 130 pounds to join Marine Corps' ranks
• Cell phone stolen from woman, 91
• Wanted: Public's input on Plymouth Road resurfacing
• Water, sewer rates up again July 1
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For May 25, 2011
• Learn about Plymouth Road project in Livonia Monday
• What's your favorite thing to eat at Henry's? Summer hours have started 8:00 am - 1:30 pm Monday -Thursday.
• Schoolcraft Piano Academy holds open house in Livonia
• Children & their parents can learn about Schoolcraft’s Piano Academy for grades 1-12 at an open house this Sunday (May 22) 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm, in the Forum building. For more information call 734-462-4403.
• Don’t forget the spring/summer hours for the Bookstores. Livonia campus: Monday & Thursday 8:30am – 6:00 pm, Tuesday Wednesday & Friday 8:30am – 4:00 pm. Radcliff Center: Tuesday – Thursday 8:30 am – Noon & 5:00
• Area residents take in Spring Senior Expo
• Representatives from Spring Arbor University will be on-campus recruiting tomorrow (May 18) from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm at Henry’s.
• State lawmaker hosts town hall meeting on budget Tuesday in Livonia
• Free Senior Expo is Tuesday at Schoolcraft College
• Livonia Chamber hosts 25th business expo on Tuesday
• correction
• Default judgment entered against Livonia resident
• Court date set for man charged in police officer's killing
• Volunteers help at annual park cleanup
• Bicyclist rams woman's car
• Chuck Gaidica: ‘Storms of life' are God's will
• Free Senior Expo is Tuesday
• 0.25 mill will fund senior center, Greenmead
• Council OKs two millage requests
• Students at St. Michael school recognized for fund-raising efforts
• Sunny skies, warm weather... it must be spring! What classes are you taking this semester?
• Livonia council OKs two millage ballot requests
• 25th annual Livonia Chamber Expo
• Seeking ‘Salvation'
• Use EMS Week to plan for medical emergencies
• Firefighters train at a new tower
• 13 file to run for City Council
• Man arrested after late-night argument
• Walsh holds town hall on state budget
• Don't try to predict how world events will influence market
• Man faces charges in Livonia stabbing
• Former UN Ambassador praises, questions Obama's decisions
• Meakin withdraws; Brosnan not running in Livonia mayor's race
• Bolton praises, questions Obama in Livonia stop
• Councilman withdraws from Livonia mayor's race
• Man faces charges in Livonia stabbing
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for May 11, 2011
• Parks and Recreation Newsletter - May 7, 2011
• Golf event and raffle to benefit Angela Hospice
• Choir in Super Bowl ad to kick off Bookstock
• Cityside
• Senior wins ‘Spartan Idol' competition at Stevenson
• Meakin surprised by mayor's decision to run
• Ladywood principal honored
• Ford dealers premier 2012 Focus
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda for May 16, 2011
• Council expected to act on two millage proposals Wednesday
• Livonia's musical mom
• Suspect in officer's death to stand trial
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for May 10, 2011
• Defendant in police officer's death bound over for trial
• Livonia mayor asks for second millage for senior center, Greenmead
• Don’t miss the Friday Evening Recital featuring Suren Bagratuni & Jen-Ru Sun, they will present a program featuring selections from Robert Schumann, Sergei Prokofiev, Franz Schubert and Sulkhan Tsintsadze. Tickets are $20.00 for general seatin
• Take advantage of state tax amnesty
• Concert benefits Nehasil family
• Man arrested in church burglary
• Green Street Fair
• Longtime Livonia police captain retires
• Community teaching garden takes root
• ‘We have won a battle, not our struggle'
• Slain officer remembered at state Capitol ceremony
• Civic Park Senior Center Newsletter - May 2011
• Chamber members: Networking the best way to build business
• Here's how you can help to prevent arson fires
• Committee discusses request to name park after slain Livonia officer
• Slain Livonia officer remembered in ceremony at State Capitol
• Be sure to get your video of the 2011 Commencements, available at the bookstore for $15.00.
• Thursday (May 5) Northwood University will be holding on campus recruiting from 11:00 am – 1:00 pm at Henry’s & 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm in the Applied Sciences building.
• Military Police officer on leave: 'There's a lot more that needs to be done over there'
• Cox sponsors annual park clean-up day
• Public gets the scoop on fire safety at ice cream shops
• Pick an annuity that fits your situation
• Gaidica to discuss weathering the storms of life on May 12
• Candidate filing deadline nears
• Kirksey to run for re-election
• Ladywood walks to kick offNEW ME program
• Free job-search seminar comes to Livonia
• Family of nurses shares a desire to help others
• Correction
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda for May 4, 2011
• Livonia mayor, 82, to run for re-election
• Livonia resident charged with embezzlement, racketeering
• Livonia Police host prescription drug dropoff Saturday
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011! What’s in your future?
• Register now for Kids On Campus. Lots of great programs for kids including Robotics, Myth Busters, Create You Own Video Game, Art Arcade, Science Safari and much more. To register or for more information call 734-462-4448.
• A place of destiny
• Man charged with filing false report
• Annual Egg Hunt draws 900 kids
• Lawmakers expect tax reform to pass in the state House
• Livonia millage: ‘Don't deny citizens their right to decide'
• City may ask voters for 1.7 mills
• Livonia Household Hazardous Waste Day
• Longtime resident loved volunteering
• Charity goes bald at Sunday event to cure kids' cancer
• Just what were they thinking?
• correction
• Longtime Livonia resident loved volunteering
• Livonia educators: Guv's plan for reform offers no new ideas
• Hone your project management knowledge and take your career to the next level with our Project Management (PMP and CAPM) training. Visit a free information session on Thursday April 28 at 6:00 pm in the Biomedical Technology Center, room 165. For more in
• Electronic Waste Only Disposal Event in Canton Township
• Livonia may ask voters for 1.7 mills in August
• Livonia council committee discusses millage tonight
• We know you are still wrapping up your final exams for Winter Semester this week but...have you registered for your Spring/Summer classes...Spring classes begin again May 7; Summer classes begin July 5. What will YOU be taking this Spring and Summer?
• Wrapping up your Winter classes this week? Time to start thinking about your Spring/Summer classes and get registered: 9-week Spring classes begin May 7; 7-week classes begin May 14; 12-week classes begin May 15; 15-week classes begin May 16. What will Y
• Livonia Civic Chorus goes ‘Around the World'
• Judge sets hearing on medical marijuana suit for June 14
• Growth component important part of any portfolio
• Spree in need of financial support
• Police host prescription drug dropoff Saturday
• Unions: Let voters decide on millage
• Wilson Barn opens for year with Easter Flower Sale
• Ambassador John Bolton to speak in Livonia May 9
• Peters brings budget debate to local Dems
• Madonna to hold 64th commencement ceremony
• Livonia Police host prescription drug dropoff April 30
• Livonia council committee discusses millage Monday
• Put Earth Day in action, make a difference by helping to clean up the I-275 bike path area and plant trees tomorrow (April 22). To sign up, call the Student Activities Office at 734-462-4422.
• Need help with math? You can get it today (April 21) at Math Boot Camp sponsored by the LAC. Rockin’ Rationals will be discussed at 3:00 pm and Groovy Graphing at 6:00 pm, both in the McDowell Center room 110.
• Celebrate Earth Day today (April 21). Don’t miss: John Rush the Human iPod at 11:00 am, the Birds of Prey Show at 2:00 & at 6:00 pm, student posters, presentations & other displays from 10:00 am -2:00 pm in Waterman.
• Botsford students play ball
• Protect your sensitive information, even at home
• Second public hearing on Plymouth Road SAD expected in June
• Livonia City Council examines signs for athletic teams
• Churchill Wind Ensemble to perform at invitational concert
• Livonia district faces deficit, huge cuts — or both
• Too many ignore potential fire hazards in their homes
• Have coffee with Sen. Anderson
• Honor mom with breakfast in bed
• Livonia: Suspects bound over for trial in restaurant robbery
• Livonia schools face going into deficit, huge cuts or both
• Reader’s Delight Book Club will be discussing “Life Is Good “ by George Dawson and Richard Glaubman in the Liberal Arts Building at noon tomorrow (April 21).
• How can I get through school with as little debt as possible? Bring your lunch & a notebook to The Financial Literacy Workshop tomorrow (April 21) at 11:30 am in the McDowell Center room 200.
• Get the help you need to conquer the “dreaded story problems” at Math Boot Camp tomorrow (April 20) at 6:00 pm in the learning Assistance Center room 200.
• Suspects bound over for trial in Livonia restaurant armed robbery
• Tomorrow (April 20) Spring Arbor University will be holding on campus recruiting from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm at Henry’s.
• Would you like someone to break factoring into manageable bite-size pieces? The LAC will do just that at Math Boot Camp in the McDowell Center room 110 at 2:00 pm today (April 19).
• City of Livonia News - April 15, 2011
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda for April 19, 2011
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for April 20, 2011
• Davenport students to award grant funds to Livonia non-profits
• Murder mystery show raises $6,000 for student thespians
• D-Movement engages suburbs in supporting Detroit
• Factor in costs when purchasing a vehicle
• Town Hall meeting informed and provoked
• Livonia war hero to be honored
• Livonia student achievers
• Laurel Park Place hosts book festival
• Teachers grade papers at mall to show how hard they work
• Ford, city work to resolve tax issue
• Former foster child collects clothing for adoption agency
• Teachers grade papers at Livonia mall to show how hard they work
• Wayne Bergeron, lead trumpet with The Maynard Ferguson Band will be holding a free music seminar on Monday (April 18) at 2:00 pm in the VisTaTech Center. Don’t miss this great opportunity to learn from a real pro!
• Preparing for finals? Need help? There’s a free workshop tomorrow (April 16) noon – 4:00 pm in the Learning Assistance Center.
• Livonia war hero to be honored Monday
• “Release: Dance To Be Free” to benefit the "It Gets Better Project" will be tomorrow (April 15) at 7:00 pm at Northville Hillside Middle School. Tickets $6.00 at the door.
• Preparing for finals? Need help? There’s a free workshop tonight (April 14) 8:00 pm – 12:00 am in the Learning Assistance Center.
• Teachers to hold "grade-in" in Livonia
• Don’t miss the International Film Festival’s presentation of “Ellis Island”, a tribute to the immigration experience at America’s busiest immigrant processing center. This event is free & open to the public. Today (April
• Author to speak on new book ‘Burning Rivers' for Earth Day
• Pair face trial in armed robbery of Walmart
• Pair arrested for retail fraud
• Monitoring spending helps save for your retirement
• Apartment fire is a reminder to take care while cooking
• Brush pickup continues in Livonia, with changes
• Youth honored for making a difference
• Hospice volunteer finds ‘gift' in service to the dying
• Mayor: Put millage request on ballot
• School funding forum draws record crowd
• Meet authors, hear celebrity readers at Livonia book festival
• Representatives from University of Toledo will be on campus tomorrow (April 14) at Henry’s from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm.
• Representatives from Wayne State University will be on-campus recruiting today (April 13) from 4:00 – 6:00 pm at Henry’s.
• Worried about burnout? Be sure to attend the “Stop I Want to Get Off” session part of the Health & Wellness Speaker Series. Today (April 13) in VisTaTech Center room 445 at noon.
• Don’t miss tomorrow’s (April 13) Noon Concert Series as Logan Skelton & Jennifer Goltz present “Songs of Love and of Loss”, nine songs set to the poetry of Tennessee Williams. In the VisTaTech Center at noon.
• Get the help you need with your 2011-12 FAFSA. Free professional help will be available today (April 12) from 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm in LA320. Be sure to bring your 2010 Federal Tax Forms & W2s.
• Be sure to check out "Life On Turtle Island" today (April12) in the library from 2:00 pm until 7:00 pm. Students will be on hand from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm to answer your questions.
• Kirksey asks council to place public safety millage before Livonia voters
• If you have friends who go to Wayne State, remind them that they can take transfer classes at Schoolcraft over the summer. They can get more information about this and a free cup of coffee at the Biggby at 4501 Woodward, noon to 2 p.m. today.
• Brush pickup continues in Livonia, with changes
• Franklin High to host annual Band-O-Rama
• Madonna staff, faculty hit with pies for charity
• Finance director critical of state's fiscal score for city
• Lawmakers invite governor to area town hall meeting
• Jewelry stolen in home invasion
• Prenuptial agreements make sense for many couples
• Marecki files for city clerk
• Contract talks hit snag with Local 192
• Website helps residents track crime
• Sweet Dreamzzz teaches kids how to get a good night's sleep
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for April 11, 2011
• Enjoy some cool jazz! There's still time to get your tickets for the Up Jumped Spring Concert on April 18, only $10.00 for students. Tickets available at the Bookstore.
• Police: Walmart manager, ex-manager staged robbery
• Rosedale Cleaners celebrates 50 years in family business
• Foundation grants invest in Livonia's quality of life
• Apartment fire ruled accidental
• Vehicles and homes hit with paint
• Scrutinize statements for mistakes, unknown fees
• Kids under age 5 have greatest risk of dying in a fire
• School board votes no on selling land to church
• Engineering success
• Trio arraigned in restaurant armed robbery
• Stop by the Biggby Coffee at 539 E. Liberty in Ann Arbor and get a coupon for a free cup of coffee and pick up information on how to become a guest student at Schoolcraft College this summer. Tomorrow (April 7) from 12:00 pm-2:00 pm.
• Robbery at Livonia Walmart staged by manager, former manager, police say
• If you are planning to transfer, you are in luck. Tomorrow (April 7) representatives from Northwood University will be on-campus recruiting from 11:00 am- 1:00 pm at Henry’s.
• Get the writing help you need with "Writing Rescue" tomorrow (April 7) 11:00 am-12:00pm in the Liberal Arts Building room 200. Sponsored by the Learning Assistance Center.
• Livonia school board votes no on selling land to church
• Have questions about Massage Therapy? Find your answers at a meet & greet with instructors and students, tomorrow (April 6) between 4:00pm – 7:00 pm at Radcliff Center.
• Trio arrested in armed robbery in Livonia
• Don’t miss “Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North” this documentary feature film will be presented tonight (April 5) at 6:00 pm with a special introduction by author Thomas DeWolf in LA200.
• Kitchen fire evacuates Livonia apartment building
• Richard Joyner, 92, believed in giving back to Livonia
• Are you graduating in 2011? Make sure you check out the Grad Fair today (April 4) in the Wilson Room next to Henry's before 6 p.m. Get your tickets for guests and your FREE cap & gown!
• Acclaimed Photographers Sandy Puc' & Jerry Ghionis Drive Into Detroit for Power of Passion Tour
• Webster to hold science fair
• McManus Foundation presents $50,000 to Madonna
• Architect files to run for council
• City seeks to recoup legal costs on local environmental cleanups
• Local lawmakers to discuss school funding at forum
• Both parties liable on joint tax return
• Blind woman asks city for help with transportation
• Suspect arrested with stolen GPS units
• Local MEAP test results mixed
• Holmes students honored for helping others
• 500 people attended the Job Fair at Schoolcraft March 31. You can watch a video of the presentation by Fox 2's Murray Feldman by clicking on the link.
• MEAP results mixed for Livonia, Clarenceville
• Separated Yard Waste Collection Service Has Resumed
• Livonia anti-drug film festival premiers tonight in Canton
• Phi Theta Kappa Bowling Night is tomorrow (April 1) at 8:00 pm. The event will be at Merribowl Lanes 30950 Five Mile Road in Livonia. $15.00 per person for unlimited bowling, shoe rental, 2 slices of pizza and pop.
• Enjoy pianist Panayis Lyras as he performs a program featuring works by Robert Schumann and Frederic Chopin in the VisTaTech Center tomorrow (April 1) at 8:00 pm. General admission $20.00 students $10.00.
• New home improvement show links Livonia residents, contractors
• Tail Wagger's 1990 hosts low-cost spay clinic
• Civil War historian says artifacts tell how they fought, but not why
• Pianist Panyais Lyras to perform on Friday
• Schoolcraft presents ‘On Golden Pond'
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
• Livonia woman, 89, nearly falls for ‘Grandkids Scam'
• Proposed amendment would limit fund to support only K-12
• LPS takes wait-and-see approach to funding issue
• Driving range completed at complex
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for April 6, 2011
• Nearly 40 prospective employers will be on hand at the Job Fair tomorrow (March 31) 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm in the VisTaTech Center. Be sure to bring your current resume'.
• Come celebrate the wide variety of cultures on our campus and in our community. Authentic and delicious snacks from a variety of ethnic cuisines will be provided by area restaurants. Performances and displays from dozens of countries and cultures, too. T
• Brush and Branch Chipper Service Has Resumed
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - March 29, 2011
• Livonia schools taking wait-and-see approach to funding issue
• Cupcake company looks to expand in Livonia
• Get the writing help you need with “Writing Rescue” tomorrow (March 30) 10:00 am-11 am in the Liberal Arts Building room 200. Sponsored by the Learning Assistance Center.
• Concordia University on-campus recruiting tomorrow (March 30) 10:00 am- 1:30 pm at Henrys.
• Meet employers, get tips on how to write a resume and improve your job interview skills at this Thursday's Job Shop event with Fox 2's Murray Feldman.
• Pageturners book discussion group will be discussing "Fresh Water: Women Writing on the Great Lakes" at 6:30 tonight (March 28) in the Bradner Library.
• Response warm inside, cold outside
• Snyder drums up support for tax, budget plans
• Career Day comes to Ladywood
• Livonia robotics team finishes second, vies again next weekend
• Livonia resident leads shipmaster organization
• Livonia accident victim dies
• Exam in officer's death postponed until May 4
• MU presents ‘Children of Eden'
• Board OKs $2.24 million in school building improvements
• Student revives variety show at former elementary
• Response to Snyder warm inside, cold outside
• Guv drums up support for budget, tax plans
• Assigned registration for Spring/Summer classes begins Saturday, March 26. Are you ready? What classes will you be taking?
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For March 28, 2011
• Nehasil case postponed until May
• Livonia accident victim dies
• Census: City's population fell 3.6 percent
• Show organizers to offer children free money
• Man with falsified license arrested
• Be aware of hotel, motel fire safety
• School board to state: Cuts would have ‘devastating impact'
• 51-year-old man struck on I-96
• Snyder's reform ‘adds challenges,' Kirksey says
• Murder Mystery Co., Churchill students stage benefit show
• Veteran receives Navy Air Medal — 62 years later
• NFL's Tim Shaw tells students: ‘Don't let anyone stop you from working hard'
• Man struck on I-96; freeway closed
• Wayne County Electronic Waste Only Disposal Program In Redford
• Police called to Livonia school board meeting
• Census shows Livonia's population falls 3.6 percent
• The annual Public Safety Career Expo for current and former students in criminal justice, fire technology, homeland security and emergency medical technology/paramedic will be held tomorrow (March 23) 4:00 pm-7:00 pm on the Radcliff campus.
• Recruiters from Cleary University will be on campus tomorrow (March 23) 3:00 pm-5:00 pm at Henry’s.
• Livonia woman competes to sing at Mets game
• Ready to register? Assigned registration start times begin this Saturday, March 26. When you can begin to register is based on how many credits you have completed. This link will take you to the WebAdvisor page where you can determine your registration s
• Thieves pose as utility workers
• Soldier-father reads with daughter in class via Skype
• Bowling event to benefit single mom with breast cancer
• Two Churchill students qualify for national Semifinal Biology Olympiad
• Honor Guard hosts fundraiser
• Ladywood administrators leaving
• $15,000 threshold in finance ordinance won't change
• LPS youth to be honored on April 12 for making a difference
• St. Mary Mercy aims to break last year's blood donation record
• Emergency financial manager won't likely be needed in Livonia
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For March 23, 2011
• St. Pat's Day fun gets kindergartners writing
• Author Twesigye Jackson Kaguri will visit the campus to talk about his book “The Price of Stones” hear the moving story of how he and his wife opened The Nyaka AIDS Orphans School in Uganda, tomorrow (March 18) 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm in Waterman
• Pair rob gas station in Livonia
• Come join Larry Choraszeweski to see how the math you’re learning is used in “real life.” Presented in the Biomedical Technology Center room 255 10:00 am-11:30 am tomorrow (March 18), this event is open to the public.
• Dog keeps Livonia clean ‘one recyclable at a time'
• ‘We are Wisconsin'
• Woman prepares to swim the English Channel
• Driver in fatal crash had medical emergency
• Working smoke alarms make the difference between life, death
• Man steals while with daughter, 6
• Do your homework; check out charities before opening wallet
• Livonia to host table hockey tournament
• Public urged to participate in redistricting process
• Police confiscate pot-growing equipment
• Show your heart some love. Learn about proper eating habits at “Eating for a Healthy Heart” sponsored by Student Activities . Tomorrow (March 17) 1:00 pm-2:00 pm in VisTaTech Center room 460.
• Help…Rescue my writing! Learn all about writing argumentative and expository essays at “Writing Rescue” Tomorrow (March 17) 11:00 am-12:00 pm in the Liberal Arts Building room 200.
• Wondering what you can do to translate your major into a profession? Get your answers at “I Really Like Science, Biology, Chemistry, etc.” Tomorrow (March 17)10:00am-11:20 in the VisTa Tech Center room 550.
• Music instructors Linda Meehan, Donald Morelock, Barton Polot and Riccardo Selva are in recital today (March 16), noon to 1 p.m., in the Presentation Room, VisTaTech. The program includes works by Schubert, Schumann, Kapustin and Glasunov. Admission is f
• Separated Yard Waste Collection Service
• Wayne County Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day In Belleville
• Public urged to participate in redistricting process
• Plan to attend the Noon Concert Series tomorrow at noon. Linda Meehan, Donald Morelock, Barton Polot and Dr. Riccardo Selva will be performing a variety of selectons by various composers including Schubert, Schumann, Kapustin and Glasunov.
• AMP Radio 98.7 FM is on campus! Come hear music and get your AMP swag in the Lower Waterman/Student Activities area, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, March 15.
• Group to rally in Livonia Tuesday to defend American Dream
• Driver in fatal crash in Livonia had medical emergency
• Mayor: 2012 budget ‘toughest' one yet
• Michigan Redistricting Collaborative to host ‘Draw the Line' forum Monday
• Gas stolen from company truck
• Girl's letter gets tasteful response
• Families recover from addictions
• Optimists honor local essay contest winners
• Franklin choir to perform on TV
• Canton first state stop for Vietnam wall
• Allocation is foundation of good, sound portfolio
• Madonna names Livonia students to Dean's List
• Come celebrate Pi Day with the LAC. Festivities to include: a brief history of Pi & it's significance, an Interpretive Dance with Special guest Math Mom and a Pi Contest--how many digits can you name? Light refreshments.
• Are you interested in becoming a Teacher? Have you thought about transferring to EMU? Then attend a presentation to learn about admission & their teaching program Monday March 14 10AM-12PM in the McDowell Center Room 200 B/C.
• If you are planning to transfer, you are in luck. On Monday representatives from U of M Dearborn will be availbale from 10AM- 1PM & U of D Mercy from 10AM -2PM, both will be in Henry's.
• City Council Study Meeting Agenda For March 14, 2011
• Kirksey: 2012 Livonia budget "an even greater challenge" than last year
• It's not too late to make plans to attend "Factoring Polynomials" tonight at 6:00pm in the VisTa Tech Center.. Master factoring in this TOP TEN student rated workshop. Tonight at 6:00pm in the VisTa Tech Center.
• Plan to attend The Collage Concert this Sauturday at 8:00pm. This popular event features performances by Schoolcraft's various ensembles including the Wind Ensemble, the Jazz Ensemble, the Jazz Improvisation Group, the Choral Union and the Synthesiz
• Most taxpayers can file electronically for free
• Students report indecent exposure
• Federal budget cuts to impact block grants
• Baseball diamonds, golf course to be improved
• LPS board makes its vote public
• Woman bound over in shooting death of her brother's fiance
• Seniors flip over pancakes on Fat Tuesday
• Man tries to swipe flip camera
• Correction
• Member of the ‘bar'
• Students report indecent exposure in Livonia
• All Day today you can help raise money for Phi Theta Kappa by eating at the Buffalo Wild Wings, located at 37651 6 Mile Road., Livonia. Show the flyer and 20% of your parties bill will benefit PTK. Flyers available in Student Activities Office.
• Livonia school board makes votes available to public
• N.C. woman bound over for trial on murder charge in Livonia shooting
• Should you do more than pile up transfer credits? Is earning an associate degree before transferring crucial to your success? Dwight Gaal answers "yes" to both questions. Hear him make the case for completing your degree, Wednesday, March 9, 2-
• Learn how to factor polynomials at the "Factoring FUNdamentals" workshop Thursday, March 10, 6 - 7:20 p.m. in VisTaTech 500. For students in Math 053 and above. This is a top-ten student rated workshop (98% student satisfaction).
• Livonia Symphony concert to feature oboe soloist
• Block grants face cuts
• Mardi Gras Masquerade Party, Tuesday, March 8, Lower Waterman VisTaTech Center, 4 to 7 p.m. Costume contest, mask-making and float-building. Sponsored by Student Activities Office.
• Alert cashier catches counterfeit $100 bill
• Proposed property sale to go before school board March 28
• New website to launch in Livonia on Thursday
• Contracts requiring council OK may increase to $20,000
• Video gamers take on Gauntlet for sick kids
• Investing or paying down mortgage? A lot to consider
• All geared up
• Trinity Health system expected to consolidate with Loyola University
• Velvet Peanut Butter spreads to 500 grocery stores
• Livonia house fire investigated
• Schoolcraft falls to Delta in district title game 49-42. The season is over before we wanted it to be, but what a season: 28 wins against four losses and a fourth consecutive state championship.
• City of Livonia City Council Meeting for March 9, 2011
• Schoolcraft 78, Oakland 62 in women's basketball district action. Schoolcraft plays for the district title Saturday, March 5 at 1 p.m.
• Save a life at Radcliff March 9. Blood drive is March 9 from noon to 6 p.m. at Schoolcraft's Radcliff Center in Garden City.
• Proposed property sale to go before Livonia school board March 28
• Livonia house fire under investigation
• Livonia man dies in crash
• Man held in sewer grate theft
• Have a game plan for your tax refund
• And the Oscar contest winners are...
• Seniors relive memories, make new ones at spring prom
• Pom team takes road sign request to council
• County sorry for poor snow cleanup
• Love for helicopters launches business for entrepreneur
• Senior, 94, adds spice to St. Pat's Day party at Stables
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at Ford Transmission Plant
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - March 2011
• Wedding Expo for Same-sex Couples
• If you are planning to transfer, you are in luck. For the next few weeks there are several visits to our campus planned by representatives from four-year colleges and universities.
• Livonia firefighters put out fire at Ford Transmission Plant
• Livonia mayor delivers State of City March 10
• Jaycees raise $16,000 for fallen officer's family
• New contract helps support jobs at Livonia company
• New school trustee has management, health care experience
• City assessments fall an average of 6'ªø1‚-2 percent
• Town hall meeting draws celebrities
• Film supporters fight incentive cuts
• Livonia library presents writing programs for teens
• Davenport offers project management prep course
• PTSA Council honors students, teachers at Founders' Day
• Lack of W-2 no excuse for not reporting income
• Congratulations to women's basketball team -- state champs for fourth consecutive year: Schoolcraft 71, Muskegon CC 53.
• Women's basketball will go for its fourth consecutive state title in a game at home this Saturday, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m. Come and root for the Ocelots as they take on Muskegon Community College. Schoolcraft is ranked #5 in the nation, Muskegon is #20.
• Film supporters fight to stop final cut on incentives
• Still looking to pick up a winter class? Seven-week courses begin March 9. A limited number of sections in Allied Health, CIS, Humanities and Math were available as of this morning (Feb. 25). Also, you can register for Open Entry/Open Exit courses throug
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For February 28, 2011
• Livonia's town meeting on film industry moved to Laurel Manor
• An idea for a study break: Enjoy Berick (violin) and Martin (piano) in concert this Friday night at VisTaTech.
• Roulier appointed to Livonia school board
• Home Improvement Show comes to Livonia March 26
• New school board trustee expected to start Monday
• Studio owner says Snyder has stopped film industry
• Livonia woman to show ‘star car' at Autorama
• Prom dress exchange meets need, benefits environment
• Walsh: Snyder remains ‘committed' to current MEGA grants
• Storm leads to accidents, none serious
• Full of surprises: Markets can mirror Michigan weather
• Restaurants raise funds for Nehasil family
• Roulier appointed to Livonia school board
• Livonia school board expects to appoint new trustee tonight
• Walsh: Snyder, House 'committed' to current MEGA credits
• Explore job opportunities at the Allied Health and Nursing Job Fair today, 1 to 3 p.m., in DiPonio Room inside VisTaTech Center.
• Livonia DPW Public Service - Trash Collection Delayed
• School board vacancy draws 18 applicants in Livonia
• Livonia film studio hosts town hall meeting Thursday to discuss state tax incentives
• Snow emergency declared in Livonia
• The college is closed today, Monday, February 21. All scheduled classes, events and activities are cancelled.
• Clarenceville honor students help the homeless
• Best in class McDonald's manager honored with prestigious award
• Annual kickoff fires up, inspires Relay participants
• A million served
• Girl Scouts think globally
• Correction
• Livonia-based PSI buys aircraft component manufacturer
• Gov. Snyder will speak to Livonia, Farmington chambers of commerce
• Plan would leave LPS $9 million short
• Livonia students celebrate success of Cell Phones for Soldiers
• Residents must apply by Monday for Livonia trustee vacancy
• Dr. Mark Huston, professor of philosophy; Mark Harris, professor of English; Deborah Regner, professor of psychology; and SC student Donna Thomas will host a panel discussion of "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" (the book upon which the mo
• City of Livonia Spring 2011 City News and Community Programs
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For February 23, 2011
• True crime writers to lecture at Madonna
• Amateur Radio Club holds swap
• McNamara chairs panel on youth
• Poker room helps raise funds for Frost students' trip
• 2 women nabbed in armed robbery
• St. Mary Mercy Hospital makes list of top 50 cities for quality care
• Crews demolish former Chi-Chi's
• City Side
• Friends of Rouge seeking help with toad, frog survey
• Wayne County launches long-term national children's health study
• Two women nabbed in armed robbery
• Learn about career opportunities at the Allied Health and Nursing Job Fair on Feb. 22.
• President's Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Council to discuss future salaries of elected officials
• Valentine flower options grow, but red roses remain classic
• Roush fires up battery charger production
• Committee to study naming park in officer's memory
• Boy Scout Troop 271 honors Eagle Scouts
• Man interrupts van theft try
• Franklin Band Boosters host winter invitational
• Press secretaries highlight Bush, Clinton presidencies
• Nontraditional relationship raises estate planning issues
• Council refers SAD request to city engineer
• Roush fires up battery charger production in Livonia
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For February 14, 2011
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda For February 10, 2011
• Larcenies from autos investigated
• Talent competition at Madonna to feature local rock'n'roll band
• Nehasil fundraisers continue; $117,000 raised so far
• Disregard hype, stay the course with your money
• Ex-soccer club official gets probation in embezzlement
• Falcons' success stems from dedication, support
• School board wants more time to mull property sale
• Applicants sought for school board
• Film studio set to hire more staff
• Boy, 11, stars in vacation video series for Marriott
• Free concert today, Wednesday Feb. 9, with Livonia Symphony Players. The concert is noon to approximately 1 p.m. in the Presentation Room (room 550) of the VisTaTech Center. The program includes Mendelssohn, Piazzolla, Brahms and more.
• New film studio operating in Livonia
• Lessard resigns from Livonia school board
• Coach Karen Lafata Has Schoolcraft College Running Toward Finals, ‘Bee’ Breaks Record
• Library hosts college funding workshop
• Wright seeks re-election as city treasurer
• Good News campaign: Teen honored for making a difference
• Good News, Good Chews: Buddy's, O E team up to honor Warner student
• Happy New Year
• Refinancing makes sense in the right situation
• Free tax services offered at senior center
• Livonia school board eyes property sale to church
• Water rate hike proposed
• Signs of drug use aren't so obvious, parents told
• Think it's cold here? Livonia native works in Antarctica
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For February 9, 2011
• We are open and classes are underway today, Thursday, February 3. Students are encouraged to use their best judgment with regard to travelling to campus. Students unable to get to campus should contact their instructors to inquire about arrangements to o
• Deep snow can be dangerous to one's health
• DPW expects snowdrifts will slow efforts
• Livonia resident suggests naming park after officer
• Markets are volatile: World events influence U.S. economy
• Council may start process to create SAD on Plymouth Road
• Test your knowledge of fire safety in this real-life scenario
• Local rescue group seeks homes for two abused dogs
• Schoolcraft College home to four Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Website to launch new design
• Think it's cold here? Livonia native works in Antarctica
• Road crews continue with storm cleanup
• Road crews continue storm cleanup in Livonia
• Snow Emergency In Effect
• School, activities canceled in Livonia
• Livonia declares snow emergency
• It's past 4:30 p.m. so the college is now officially closed for the rest of today, Feb. 1, and will be closed tomorrow, Feb. 2. Everybody stay warm and be safe.
• Livonia residents asked not to park in street
• Due to the threat of severe weather, the college will close today, Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 4:30 p.m., and remain closed tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 2. All classes, activities and events for that time period are cancelled.
• Student Achievers
• Patient recruiter sentenced to 40 months in prison
• Hamilton Room incidents stir scrutiny
• City Council will examine SAD for Plymouth Road
• Jenna Bush Hager brings a message of caring
• Traffic signals to be upgraded at three Livonia intersections
• City takes a long look at the future
• Chief: Police station must stay open
• Radisson soon to be Holiday Inn again
• Civic ParkSeniorCenter Monthly Newsletter - February 2011
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For January 31, 2011
• Are you going to be in the Pink Zone? Mark your calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 9 for Pink Zone at the Schoolcraft basketball games. This event raises money for the Kay Yow Breast Cancer research fund and features your Ocelots in action against Oakland Commun
• Italian American Club hosts Culinary Extravaganza
• Community health fair meets church's, hospital's goals
• City Side
• Keep your guard up when temperatures go down
• ‘It makes you feel good'
• Meakin files to run for mayor of Livonia
• Suspect pleads not guilty in officer's death
• Response to officer's death ‘heartwarming'
• Credit union: Watch out for financial scams
• McCotter staff to hold coffee hour
• Suspect pleads not guilty to murder charge in officer's death
• Is there a writing assignment in your future? Is it on a topic that you are not very familiar with? Attend the "Tackling Tough Topics" seminar, where you will build confidence and learn strategies for writing about politics, current events and
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For January 26, 2011
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For January 25, 2011
• Board OKs recall of phys ed teachers
• Let the sales begin
• Ex-wife of suspect in officer's murder is arrested with others
• Gov. Snyder draws praise from Livonia lawmakers
• Felony murder charge filed in officer's death
• Have an eighth-grader? Don't miss Parents Night
• Assessing risk, diversifying portfolio keys to investing
• VAAL offers winter art workshops
• If you have child or sibling who is in the 8th grade, consider bringing them to Middle School College Night on Tuesday, Feb. 1, from 4 to 7 p.m. in VisTaTech. It's a college night designed specifically for that age group. A manageable number of coll
• Students in Math 045 through Math 113, learn 10 steps for succeeding in class and take a brief "are you ready" quiz at the free seminar, "Ready or Not: Here comes your first math test!" The seminar is Monday, January 24, from 3 to 4:2
• Students in Math 45 through Math 113...Learn 10 steps to get ready for your first test and take a brief "Are you ready?" quiz at the seminar, "Ready or Not: Here comes your first math test" on Monday, Jan. 24 from 3 to 4:20 p.m. in MC
• Officer Nehasil was an honored and respected police veteran
• Family: ‘He died doing the job he loved'
• IRS audit can cause concern, but be vigilant
• Church group helps build Haitian facilities
• Smoking fires decline, but don't let your guard down
• Chamber to honor businesses of the year
• Clarenceville Middle School student is Outstanding Youth
• Students discuss tolerance, global diversity on MLK Day
• ‘Mr. and Mrs. Spree' named Livonia's First Citizens
• ‘He gave his life so others can sleep at night'
• Community officials mourn fallen police officer
• Memorial fund set up for fallen officer's family
• Free hot dogs, Jimmy Johns sandwich sample bites, and other treats at School Daze Winter Carnival right now. Also music and information on all things Schoolcraft. Event runs until 2 p.m. today.
• Livonia community to pay tribute to fallen officer
• It's Week #2 of the Winter Semester...are you ready for a little academic assistance? The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) offers tutoring, workshops, study tips, practice tests and online resources for students. Visit them online or inside Bradner
• Still need a class for winter? There are 12-week, 7-week and Open Entry/Open Exit classes that start later in the semester.
• Livonia officer killed in gunfire exchange
• Livonia Chamber to honor Bill Brown Ford, Primo's Pizza, Madonna University, Angela Hospice
• The college is sponsoring several activities to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. They include a festival of short films, a poverty simulation exercise, a book discussion and poetry slam. Follow the link to learn more.
• City's ice arenas open for skating
• Police: Watch out for phone, e-mail scams
• Rep. Walsh sworn in for second term
• Remember — even cash income is subject to taxation
• Researchers: Revolutionary War vet buried in Plymouth
• Money stolen in home burglary
• Is your teen using?Learn the signs at free class
• City exhibits let residents showcase, buy art
• Officials waiting for details on state budget reforms
• Daisy the dog helps kids improve their reading
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For January 19, 2011
• Gebhardt sworn in; women form majority on Commission
• McCotter hopes for Giffords' recovery
• Drunken driver passes out while stopped at traffic light
• Fido and friends invited to nature walk
• Final wishes should be documented
• Workers ‘lucky to get out' of tank that exploded
• Madonna students in top 10 for chance to cover Oscars
• City's MLK Day celebration has global focus
• ACLU, city spar over medical pot
• Martin Luther King Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Auditions for Theatre Department's production of "On Golden Pond" are Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18 and 19, 7 p.m. in Liberal Arts Theatre.
• Livonia Lottery Club members win $250,000
• Fixed annuity can be good retirement plan tool
• Center serves as beacon for western Wayne County's needy
• Police officer's purse, gun stolen
• Patients of closed dental office are offered help
• Board to vote on recalling p.e. teachers
• Former soccer official guilty of embezzlement
• Citizens for Peace ring in new year
• Nominations sought for Teachers of Year
• The pet protector
• Ex-soccer club official pleads guilty in Livonia
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For January 12, 2011
• Fitness program offers classes and seminars
• Cox takes on leadership role
• Will you sleep through your smoke alarm?
• Fatal pedestrian accident investigated
• Qigong expert coming to Livonia
• City Side
• Class helps participants tone up and tune up
• Elvis Presley fan turns 100
• Woman finds intruder in home
• Tax planning is important
• St. Mary Mercy Hospital announces first baby of 2011
• Community Calendar
• Wayne Rotary: ‘If you need anything, call us'
• Local police calls
• Understand implications of Tax Relief Act
• Ficano stock rising in party
• Cleanup, investigation begin at explosion site
• Symphony grows on young musicians
• Time is running out on unclaimed lottery ticket
• Forum on Sikh religion follows school ban on kirpan
• ‘Inside Out' event brings outdoor fun inside
• Four rescued animals get new lease on life
• Store owner known as good neighbor, fine businessman
• Civic Park Senior Center Monthly Newsletter - January 2011
• Educate your college student about fire safety
• Community Calendar
• Nominations sought for First Citizen, Outstanding Student
• Author offers women ‘Pocket Guide to Safety'
• Murder suspect faces competency exam
• ‘I thought an airplane had crashed into us'
• Area loses ‘a great business' following massive explosion
• Community Calendar
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For January 3, 2011
• Medical student forges ahead despite accident
• Wallyball player reports wallet missing
• Showplace unveils new name, partner
• Art students use metroparks as their canvas
• Players hold additions for ‘The Producers'
• Detroit Zoo: Wandering through a winter wonderland
• ‘Magical Night' raises money for Gleaners
• City waits for word on census figures
• Fires, rescue runs show decline in '10
• Pastry prowess
• Enjoy Greenmead tour by candlelight
• Stefano Pesce:‘It is what we do in our deepest and darkest moments of life that defines who we are as individuals'
• City employees help 10 families
• Mitzvah Day inspires innovation, cooperation
• Thrift stores a boon as economic woes continue
• Home invasions are reported
• Longtime parks and rec superintendent retires
• Woman charged with murder in Livonia shooting
• Relative of murder victims pens essay of strength, hope
• Pastor pens book on Jesus' little-known sayings
• Woman charged with murder in shooting in Livonia
• Schoolcraft College will be closed Thursday, December 23 - Monday, January 3. Students can still register for Winter 2011 classes online during this time except for December 27-29 while the network is down for infrastructure renovation and maintenance.
• Ladywood students fulfill mission to ‘love others'
• Walsh ‘aerotropolis' bill becomes law
• Cox announces $250,000 in parks projects for Livonia
• Police chaplain spreads a message of hope
• Motive for woman's shooting is still under investigation
• Chrysler dealer's legal fight continues
• Livonia native to meet Obama, accept award
• Junior Athletic League awarded grant
• community Calendar
• Livonia shooting victim dies of injuries
• Livonia shooting suspect expected to be arraigned Saturday
• Christmas Week - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Administration will make every effort to make decisions regarding college closings as early as possible when inclement weather is expected. For day class cancellations, notice will be placed in a yellow box at the top of the homepage of the college'
• Woman shot in parking lot in Livonia
• Tree lot is a family tradition for nursery owners, customers
• Livonia Parks And Recreation Department Winter Newsletter
• More seek assistance this season
• Deadline nears for scholarship contest
• Restaurant break-ins investigated
• Here's where to go for help
• Ski card is great value
• Be wary of scam artists, guard your finances
• Old Perrinville School to be torn down
• Probationers will be used to clean Plymouth Road
• Snowstorm creates slick conditions in Livonia
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For December 14, 2010
• Credit union opens in Cooper Elementary
• 19-year-old woman dies of suspected overdose
• A home for the holiday
• Figuring cost basis for investments can be tricky
• Local wireless communication ordinance updated without fee
• Artists open holiday shop
• Local police officers step up drunken driving enforcement
• Crime falls slightly
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For December 15, 2010
• Two more free concerts left before the holiday break. The Bach Honors Recital on Friday, December 10 and the Synthesizer Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Improv groups on December 13.
• Livonia-made electric vans hit streets: AM General collaborates with Ford, Azure Dynamics on new commercial fleet vehicle
• Another needless death can be blamed on lack of smoke alarms
• correction
• Former soccer club official to stand trial in embezzlement
• Shots fired at disgruntled driver
• Global marketplace influences U.S. jobs picture
• Angela Hospice's ‘Tree of Life' honors lost loved ones
• Schools move to November elections
• Tree lighting draws a crowd, despite cold
• Nominations sought for First Citizen, Outstanding Youth
• Have you seen the festive Gingerbread Village created by our very own Culinary Arts program students? The Village can be found in VisTaTech just outside the American Harvest Restaurant and Main Street Cafe. Read more about the winners of the design conte
• Tree lighting at Livonia City Hall is Tuesday
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda For December 9, 2010
• Mothers and law enforcement team up to ‘Tie One On for Safety'
• County upgrades snow removal trucks with side plows, anti-icing equipment
• Firefighters battle third house fire in six days
• Sales are up for area retailers
• Children's librarian retires
• Correction
• Stevenson musicians perform winter concert
• School board seeks public's input on moving election
• Tune out the political rhetoric on Bush tax cuts issue
• Livonia students finalists in math competition
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For December 6, 2010
• Body found in Livonia; foul play not suspected
• 'Tis the season— to get, stay fit!
• Civic Park Senior Center December 2010 Senior Bulletin
• City Of Livonia Winter 2010-11 Newsletter
• Check details on holiday season ‘bargains'
• Trio arrested in burglary of home
• City Side
• Use caution heating your home these winter months
• Westland woman dies in crash in Livonia
• Livonia builder was a giver
• Roush to maintain a presence in Livonia
• ACLU sues city over ordinance
• Longtime Livonia builder dies
• Reminder: Tonite is Spirit Night! The Ocelots take on Kirtland...women @ 5:30 p.m., men @ 7:30 p.m. Admission is only $5 and goes to Big Brothers & Big Sisters. Break Dance Team and Dance Team will perform, DJ George will be there. Other fun games &a
• Westland woman dies in crash in Livonia
• Spirit Night is this Wednesday, December 1. Come on out and support the Ocelots as they take on Kirtland in women's (tip off at 5:30 p.m.) & men's (7:30 p.m.) basketball games. Admission is only $5 and proceeds go to benefit the Big Brother
• Livonia rehabs house for $114,000, sells it for $57,000
• Hob Nobble Gobble raises $100,000 for Parade Company
• Churchill students qualify for Part 2 in math competition
• Roush opens headquarters facility in Plymouth
• Long-term care purchase calls for caution
• Local foundations
• Schools ask for donations in difficult economy
• Kids march in their own Thanksgiving parade
• Cha-Ching!
• Road work nears end — at last!
• Police: Shop safely this holiday season
• Candle fires peak this time of year
• TV arrives, then is stolen
• Radio frequency emission tests to be submitted to the city
• VegMichigan hosts plant-based potluck meal for Thanksgiving
• Teams face fee hike to use fields
• Churchill students plant seeds of peace
• Westland man charged with Livonia gas station robbery
• Do your homework when it comes to holiday charities
• The Student Activities Office is sponsoring a bunch of collection drives and fundraisers to benefit area charities and organizations. Get involved and support your favorite cause this holiday season! Find out more by visiting
• Council to study city car issue
• Franklin history teacher an ‘exceptional educator'
• Security stepped up at Churchill
• Public hearing Monday on ordinance regulating communication facilities
• Sentencing of former sheriff deputy adjourned
• City Side
• Brookfield Academy collecting toys, hats
• St. Al's prepares to feed local families for Thanksgiving
• Statutory pet trust helps provide for Fido, Fluffy
• Happy Birthday message in construction zone irks motorist
• Livonia bank robbed
• Thanksgiving Week - Trash Collection Services Delayed November 25th and 26th, 2010
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2010
• Extra security provided at Livonia Churchill
• No new cases of viral meningitis are reported
• Poverty forum: ‘Needs are great'
• City Side
• ‘Proud Marine' remembered as inspiration to youngsters
• Livonia gas station robbed
• Be prudent with your holiday spending
• Physician's patients come first
• Former office manager gets 1-20 years for embezzlement
• Driver in fatal crash sentenced
• Franklin Players present ‘The Man Who Came to Dinner'
• This Friday night Antonio Pampa-Baldi, pianist, will kick off the 2010-11 Evening Concert Series at 8 p.m. Tickets ($20 per person/$10 for students) are still available at www.scboxoffice.com or by calling 734-462-4403.
• Livonia gas station robbed
• Did you get your copy of "Enemies: A Love Story" for the upcoming Pageturners book discussions on Nov. 18, 22 and 23? For more information check out the WebCalendar on Schoolcraft's Web site at www.schoolcraft.edu/webcalendar.
• Former Livonia office manager gets 1-20 years in embezzlement case
• Driver in fatal Livonia crash gets probation with one year in jail
• Bentley Bash to celebrate the life of 1977 graduate
• Run/walk or bike through Lightfest
• Used sporting goods fetch extra Monday
• Businesses like expanded alcohol sales
• Embezzlement, manslaughter suspects sentenced Monday
• Buying retirement home too early can be risky
• Bigg Burger's focus is freshness
• Bill would restore funding for area schools, cut taxes
• Door hasn't shut on local foreclosures
• American Legion ‘gives back' to veterans
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For November 17, 2010
• This is the last weekend to experience "Doubt, A Parable," the Theatre Department's Fall Production. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Liberal Art Theatre. Tickets are only $12. This play has received great reviews for
• Valve repair may reduce water pressure
• Missing woman returns home
• Federal Reserve action will impact every investor
• Livonia Water Distribution System Repair - Possible Low Water Pressure
• ‘Incredible individuals'
• Commissioner Cox to hold office hour
• Dillon considered good pick for state treasurer
• Substitutes are needed to deliver Meals on Wheels
• Walsh selected to House leadership
• Veterans tell students stories of bravery, sacrifice
• More stores open at Livonia Marketplace
• Chamber celebrates 60 years of success
• Police search for missing Livonia woman
• Missing woman returns home
• City Side
• Livonia woman robbed on walk home
• Traffic Commission - Meeting Cancellation
• Veterans Day - Trash Collection Services on Normal Schedule
• Former deputy pleads guilty to sex assault
• Two neighboring homes hit by thieves
• Livonia artists win awards
• With GM, don't let emotions sway investment decision
• Teen is Thanksgiving parade queen
• You're invited to meet the Livonia Lions Nov. 14
• Chief: New jail won't change where Livonia sends prisoners
• Scheel: Liepa's raise a done deal
• Vote shows rise in partisanship
• Power of the sun
• Take a walk in the garden
• Merriman Road shut down because of fertilizer spill
• City Side
• Tools stolen from van at construction site
• Consider the present when making investments
• Write-in candidate will stay involved in Clarenceville
• Cavanagh vows to fight for 17th state house district
• Anderson hopes Lansing finds ‘common ground'
• Livonia school board eyes November elections
• McCotter: Congress' focus will be jobs
• Suspect may be responsible for multiple area break-ins
• Walsh may get expanded role in Michigan's House
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for November 8, 2010
• Check your chimney before lighting log
• Write-in candidate will stay involved in Clarenceville schools
• McCotter re-elected to Congress
• Walsh wins House race
• Suspect may be responsible for several larcenies in Livonia
• Merriman Road in Livonia shut down due to fertilizer spill
• Voters in Livonia hope for better days ahead
• Take photo ID to polls in Livonia
• Livonia among Top 7 cities for business development
• Livonia among Top 7 cities for business development
• Suspect may be responsible for several larcenies in Livonia
• 2010 Livonia Primary Election Guide
• Civic Park Senior Center November 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Madonna holds workshops for caregivers
• H.E.A.T. celebrates 25 years of auto theft prevention
• Walsh far outspends Larkin
• City Side
• Get free memory screening at senior center
• Man faces charges he stole from autos
• Credit unions offer as much as banks — and often more
• Livonia among Top 7 cities for business development
• Voters head to polls on Tuesday
• Book festival features celebrities, Livonia authors
• Deadline nears to enter Halloween photo contest
• Three arraigned in equipment theft
• Police to put the scare on Halloween drunken drivers
• Be careful when choosing Medicare drug plan
• Pastor, DNR settle wetlands dispute
• Ford to upgrade transmission plant
• Middlebelt work continues into late November
• 3 vie for 2 seats in Clarenceville
• Over 400 students participated in this year's Commencement Ceremony last weekend. Lots to celebrate!
• City Side
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For November 3, 2010
• Election Day - Trash Collection Services On Normal Schedule
• Agenda for the Study Meeting of October 25, 2010
• Livonia school board OKs 33 percent pay hike for superintendent
• Ambrose Academy wins Consecutive Nickelodeon's Parents' Picks Awards
• Meeting sends out S-O-S on school funding
• When dealing with IRS, get professional help
• Man tries to cash fraudulent check
• Drunken drivers face harsher penalties starting on Oct. 31
• Council may split vote on budget, fees
• Hearing adjourned in case against ex-soccer club official
• Household Hazardous Waste Day
• Oct. 23 shred event fights ID theft
• Schoolcraft thespians present ‘Doubt, a Parable'
• Churchill celebrates Homecoming with jungle theme
• Student Achievers
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For October 20, 2010
• Fire station open house draws a crowd
• Prelim exam adjourned for former Livonia soccer club official
• Gebhardt: Wayne County needs ‘sensible' budget
• Smoke alarms, escape plans — a big part of your life safety team
• Be wary when selecting long-term care insurance
• Community Choices give clients a purpose
• City Side
• community Calendar
• 9 inductees added to Livonia Hall of Fame
• Observer senior expo features exhibits, programs and prizes
• Most communities charge tax fee
• Election 2010: Write-in candidate joins Clarenceville School Board race
• Case: Tax cuts benefits county, residents
• O E, Hometown to offer advertising on Yahoo! sites
• Share your good news, win dinner at Buddy's
• GUBERNATORIAL DEBATE VIDEO
• Montessori school holds open house, parenting workshop
• Local lead inspection contractors indicted
• Livonia students to help survey Rouge
• Correction
• O E, Hometown to offer advertising on Yahoo! sites
• Fall expo features exhibits, programs, prizes
• Visiting a local jeweler a safer way to sell gold
• Spree committee thanks volunteers
• Tea Party groups, Dems plan to rally in Livonia
• Write-in joins schools race
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For October 11, 2010
• Pit bull attacks, injures 2
• City Side
• Carbon monoxide alarms are inexpensive safeguard
• Majority of board wants to raise superintendent's pay
• Don't be spooked by flash crash into rash decisions
• City's first-ever corn roast ‘a success'
• Vote Nov. 2
• Soccer club co-treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Residents say tax collection fee is unfair
• Pious pets
• Majority of Livonia board wants to raise superintendent's pay
• Livonia residents: 1% tax collection fee unfair
• Award-winning children's author visits Livonia
• Anderson: Working with both sides gets job done
• Pastor: Tries to make government accountable
• Share your Halloween photograph and win
• Livonia soccer club co-treasurer charged with embezzlement
• Franklin seniors win Homecoming spirit awards
• Livonia engineer inducted into Wayne State's Hall of Fame
• City Side
• Award-winning children's author visits Livonia
• Leader in renewable energy to lecture
• Chamber holds annual Grub Crawl Oct. 11
• Livonia couple's classic car featured in ‘Flipped': Love story similar to their own
• Livonia Symphony's season kicks off
• U.S. money may restore Livonia school funds
• Babies and books: Livonia library program caters to youngest patrons
• Civic Park Senior Center October 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Brush And Branch Chipper Service Ending For Season
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for October 6, 2010
• Paper Shredding/Tire Recycling Morning
• VOTE FOR HOPE in MICHIGAN
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for September 27, 2010
• City of Livonia Fall 2010 Newsletter
• Household Hazardous Waste Day
• Livonia City Council Agenda for September 22, 2010 Meeting
• City Council Meeting Agenda for September 13, 2010
• Livonia Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Livonia Parks And Recreation Newsletter - September 3, 2010
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda For September 9, 2010
• City of Livonia Fall 2010 Newsletter
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For September 8, 2010
• Civic Park Senior Center September 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Fire Department Couplings Fall 2010 Newsletter
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for August 30, 2010
• Planning Commission Agenda for August 24, 2010 Meeting
• Household Hazardous Waste Day - August 28, 2010
• Livonia City Council Agenda for August 25, 2010 Meeting
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For August 9, 2010
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda for August 12, 2010
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For August 10, 2010
• Civic Park Senior Center August 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For July 21, 2010
• BRIGHT SIDE DENTAL HOSTS CHILDREN’S HEALTH & SAFETY AWARENESS DAY
• Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda for July 8, 2010
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For July 12, 2010
• Civic Park Senior Center July 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For July 7, 2010
• City Of Livonia Planning Commission Regular Meeting Agenda For June 29, 2010
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For June 28, 2010
• Household Hazardous Waste Day - June 26, 2010
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for June 21, 2010
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For June 14, 2010
• Livonia City Council Agenda for June 9th, 2010 Meeting
• Memorial Day Week - Trash Collection Delayed
• City of Livonia Summer 2010 Newsletter - May 28, 2010
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda For June 2, 2010
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for May 26, 2010
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2010
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For May 12, 2010
• Planning Commission Agenda for May 12, 2010
• Livonia Parks And Recreation Newsletter - May 3, 2010
• Livonia City Council Special Meeting Agenda for May 3, 2010
• Civic Park Senior Center May 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia City Council Agenda for May 5, 2010 Meeting
• Livonia Fire And Rescue - ‘Couplings’ Spring 2010 Newsletter
• Livonia's Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Day
• City Of Livonia Study Meeting Agenda For April 19, 2010
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For April 12, 2010
• Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda for April 8, 2010
• Civic Park Senior Center April 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Yard Waste Collection Service
• 2010 Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off
• Planning Commission Agenda for March 2, 2010 Meeting
• Civic Park Senior Center March 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Snow Emergency In Effect In Livonia
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for February 24, 2010
• Snow Emergency in Effect in Livonia
• Junior Olympics Fencing Championships
• City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for February 10, 2010
• GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc. Moves to Expanded Office Space in Livonia
• Livonia Optometrist Offers New Technology to Patients Free of Charge
• City Of Livonia Study Meeting Agenda For February 1, 2010
• Civic Park Senior Center February 2010 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For January 27, 2010
• Explore the World of Make-up!
• City of Livonia - Winter Weather Advisory
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda For December 16, 2009
• Livonia Fire Fall-Winter 2009 Couplings Newsletter
• Planning Commission Agenda for November 24, 2009
• City of Livonia Winter 2010 Newsletter - November 20, 2009
• Civic Park Senior Center December 2009 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia Traffic Commission Meeting Agenda For November 12, 2009
• Ambrose Academy Winner of Nickelodeon's Parents Pick's Award Winner
• Civic Park Senior Center October 2009 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia Tire Recycling Event at the Livonia DPW Yard
• Final Household Hazard Waste Day - Flat Rock
• Northville Household Hazardous Waste Day
• Civic Park Senior Center September 2009 Senior Bulletin
• Livonia City Council Meeting Agenda for August 26, 2009
• Household Hazard Waste Day
• Livonia City Council Study Meeting Agenda for July 22, 2009
• Livonia City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for July 20, 2009
• Daly Restuarant Website allows sharing of memories
• 2008 Spring National College Fairs Metro Detroit
• Fencing Qualifiers Come to Livonia
• Clinton River Steelhead Outing - April 5th, 2008
• Club Newsletter Links - '08 & '09
• 2007 10 06 Manistee River Salmon Outing
• 2007 08 28 The Alternative View of Lake Ontario Fishing
• 2007 07 18 Erieau, Canada Steelhead Tournament
• 2007 08 11 Manistee Salmon Tournament Report
• 2007 08 18 Frankfort Salmon Tournament
• MWS July 29th Ludington Powder-Puff Report and Results
• MI Family Fish Consumption Guide
• 2007 06 09 MWS Kids Outing - Kinsington State Park
• 2007 04 Olcott, NY Salmon Tournament Results
• Clinton River Steelhead Fishery Video Magazine - MWS Outing
• Metro West - Speakers for upcoming meetings
• Ludington Powder Puff Salmon Tournament - July 30, 2006
• 2006 June Luna Pier Walleye Tournament
• 2006 May Kelley's Island Tournament Report
• 2009 Captain and Crewmember of the Year Rules
• Rookie Crewman, Frankfort Tournament
• Metro West - New Member Information
• Olcott, NY Salmon Tournament - Sept. 8, 2006
• Fashion for Family Benefit
• Senior Center Bus Service
• Livonia Community Transit
• SUDOKU Tournament for Teens
• Fun for Ones Lapsit Program
• Halloween Program
• Drop-In Storytime-Livonia Public Library
• Drop-In Storytime-Carl Sandburg Public Library
• Pied Piper

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