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Richard Leonardo Joyner makes a big announcement |
Leo made the announcement. He will become a big brother in May 2021. A big brother to a sister as Raquel and Paul will bring into the world their second child. A girl.
Gramps Joyner and bodyguard Kathy received their Christmas present early and we am so happy for Paul and Raquel. The smile has not left our faces since we received the news.
The car is already packed for the trip in May.
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Ron Carley and Al Seder
Abe and Santa
Here is hoping normalcy returns in 2021.
Along with community parades
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Paul Shepich, Superintendent Clarenceville Public Schools.
Some people just have too much time on their hands at the end of the year.
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Jim Jolly and
Maureen Brosnan
Jim Jolly had the pleasure of checking out the progress of Livonia’s new DPW building today with Mayor Maureen Brosnan and DeMaria. "It looks great and will make for a safer and more efficient operation for residents and employees when it is anticipated to be finished in July 2021."
Livonia continues work on improving services and customer service. Yes indeed.
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"What an awesome day! Got myself my very first Pike on a perch rig no less! Lots of dancing by Bella and lots of minnows needing to be baited.
"Only sad the fish wasn’t big enough to take home to eat!"
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Anastasia and Katies Coffee Shop celebrating One year Anniversary
(Picture is at their maskless Grand Opening one year ago)
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You gotta love it, as I do, when people find something to make them smile and hopefully makes others smile as well.
Goodness knows we need to smile more.
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Hope you have your ticket for the one-of-a-kind guitar being raffled off by our Symphony Orchestra.
Drawing is at 4:30. All day if you "like" the Livonia Symphony Orchestra Facebook page you can check out any number of fun, musical events. But be sure to be on hand to check out the winner of the guitar.
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Social Care Hotline in place.
833-247-1258
Mercy Health, Saint Joseph Mercy Health System has launched a social care hotline to connect individuals with needed support, including access to food, transportation, health insurance, medication assistance, dependent care and more.
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"As a leading Catholic health system, our mission is to be a transforming, healing presence in the communities we serve, " said Dave Spivey, vice president of Community Health and Well Being, Trinity Health Michigan. "We know that social determinants of health, such as food insecurity and lack of health insurance, are a driving factor in poor health outcomes. The COVID-19 pandemic has escalated these challenges. Now more than ever people are struggling with job loss and other life changes and may not be sure where to begin finding needed services."
Anyone is invited to call the hospital hotline at 1-833-247-1258 and press 2 for west Michigan or 3 for southeast Michigan to be connected with a hospital representative who will help locate resources in their area.
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With open enrollment currently taking place now through Dec. 15, 2020, staff are available to help enroll callers in health insurance programs such as Medicaid or Health Insurance Marketplace.
Since launching earlier this year, more than 5,000 people have been helped across the state by calling the hotline, with top needs including access to COVID-19 testing, transportation to medical appointments, housing support and food.
Check back Monday for an interview with Dave Spivey and his update on what is happening with this creative, community hotline.
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Can you help the Felician Sisters serve the poor on the east side of Detroit?
Sister Felicity, Sister Shelly and Sister Mary Francis from the Felician Sisters are with their Deo Gratis Ministry on the East Side of Detroit. They are having a fundraiser next Monday night via Zoom for their Café serving the poor on the East side of Detroit.
They are doing much to fight food insecurity in a poor area and to help with this fight they are hosting via zoom a Virtual Cafe Visit there you can learn more about Deo Gratias Café Detroit. Find out how you can be involved in furthering our outreach to the people of the Regent Park neighborhood and the surrounding areas.
To make a donation and join in the zoom fundraiser click on this link. Your help will go a long way toward helping the Sisters and the poor in need.
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Deo Gratias Ministries provides unconditional hospitality to those in need. They believe in the fundamental dignity of each person and provides a ministry of presence in a welcoming, non-intrusive way.
They attend to physical, social, and spiritual needs by providing a safe place in disadvantaged neighborhoods where guests can gather for refreshments, social interaction, support and help. With those they serve, and strive to find solutions to problems, making communities safer and happier places to live in.
Deo Gratias Ministries Detroit nurtures a safe, welcoming, faith-inspired community that promotes the dignity of each person and all creation in disadvantaged areas of the city.
Meet the leadership: Sister Felicity Marie Madigan, President, Sister Nancy Marie Jamroz, Vice President, Marie Brosnan, Secretary, Marina Bebes, Treasurer, Monsignor Charles Kosanki, Robert Casalou, Dave Spivey, Mark Gaffney, Mark Gaffney, John Kanitra.
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Happy Birthday
Senator Dayna Polehanki
Thursday was Dayna Polehanki's 51st Birthday! While she would normally celebrate with an event, we all know that this year is different. So here is a shoutout to our State Senator.
Dayna has had quite a year in the Michigan Senate. If you have been following her progress, you know that she has been a champion for keeping Michiganders safe: supporting measures to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus, fighting to keep guns out of the Michigan Capitol, and holding polluters accountable.
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Clarenceville Senior All Night Party
Have you ordered your ham yet? Please do.
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We may be in a pandemic now but some are preparing for the day when we move on. The Clarenceville High School Senior All Night Party is not sitting waiting for that time to come. They are actively working toward graduation, holding their annual Dearborn Ham fundraiser for the class of 2021. FridayMusings gets one every year. Well, the last 3 anyway.
The three ladies on the SNAP committee can be contacted if you would like to help out with an order.
Margaret Kusisto @313-585-6546. Heidi Marzolo 313-506-9841, and Shari Krazel 248-954-9151.
Lots of great products to choose from. Orders/money due by 12-14-20 to have back for Christmas!
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