June 3, 2022 When we are not limited, we all thrive
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Livonia's Mac & Cheese Drive for Blessings in a Backpack Huge Success
The Livonia Democratic Club set an aggressive goal for its Mac & Cheese Drive. Collect 1,500 boxes for Blessings in a Backpack. When the LDC realized that they were going to meet that objective, they upped their goal to 2,000 boxes. Livonia, came through in a very big way! The M&C Drive ended on May 31 and they now have a grand total to share with you. Livonia, you donated 2,575 boxes of Mac & Cheese, exceeding the original goal by 58%!!!
Mitsy Morris responds that “thank you just doesn’t begin to tell you, Livonia, how profoundly grateful the LDC is for your generosity and bigheartedness. When the call goes out for help, Livonians always go above and beyond to help get the job done. Mission accomplished, Livonia, job well done! Many, many thanks! Stay tuned for more LDC community service projects in the future."
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June 4 Run to Save Our Youth |
June 10 Anastasia & Katies Summer Social |
Livonia Community Summer Social – June 10!
Join us in the courtyard at Anastasia and Katie’s Coffee Shop for a joyful celebration of diversity and inclusion in Livonia!
Friday evening, June 10 from 5-8 pm. FREE to attend.
MUSIC • FACE PAINTING • ICE CREAM • POPCORN • CORNHOLE • WATER BALLOON TOSS
• SELFIE STATION
The event will be held outdoors in the courtyard next to the coffee shop – tables and chairs will be plentiful.
The coffee shop will be open – serving, coffee, smoothies, frappes, muffins, and chips.
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June 11 Passport to Safety |
This is a free event with no ticket or pre-registration required. Safety and entertainment in a family atmosphere.
Guests visit 10 safety stations, learning age-appropriate tips for keeping safe. Schedule of demos and events, and stage show by Rock Out Entertainment.
Raffles, giveaways, free pizza, and water.
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June 12 Whispering Willows Golf Course |
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Donovic denied ballot access for a second time
Livonia City Councilman Rob Donovic has been denied now for the second time access to the August primary ballot. Wayne County Judge Tim Kenny issued an opinion Tuesday that agreed with Wayne County Clerk Cathy Garrett's decision to disqualify Livonia Councilman Rob Donovic from a state house primary.
Kenny denied Donovic's appeal to appear on the August primary ballot. Donovic, seeking the Republican nomination for the District 22 state house seat, was removed from the ballot, now twice, after failing to meet the residency requirement.
Democrat Rep. Matt Koleszar will face Republican Cathryn Neracher in November for the District 22 seat pending a write-in campaign by Donovic.
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Proud Livonia parents, Mike and Laura Cox, congratulate
who was commissioned and graduated from the US Naval Academy.
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Livonia reaching out to help the hungry |
Livonia AM Rotarians Susan Landmesser, Sharon Pommerville, Greg Greene, John Clay, Claude Kendrick (with daughter Kayla), and Mike Ladwig joined Matt Collins and the Livonia Lions Club for a Kids Coalition Against Hunger meal packing event.
The volunteers met their modest goal of packing 25,000 meals. However, the results will not be modest to the folks who will be the recipients of those meals, and who might otherwise go without food on the day that they'll receive the nutritional benefit of the volunteer's endeavors.
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Livonia Parks and Recreation is working with Livonia Community Theatre to present a Shakespeare in the Park production of "Romeo and Juliet" this summer. Presented by Hardies Family Trust, the show will feature actors and actresses ages 14-99 bringing the William Shakespeare love story to life.
The three FREE performances will take place 7 p.m. Friday-Saturday, July 29-30, and 2 p.m. Sunday, July 31, all at Stymelski Veterans Park. Sponsored by Community Financial Credit Union.
Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy! No ticket purchase required.
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Mail Address
19514 Livonia 48152
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Cell address
734-674-5871
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Community Financial Credit Union to Donate $60,000 to Michigan Charities with Summer of Sharing
Nominations are now Open. Community Financial Credit Union is again accepting nominations for its 12th annual Summer of Sharing program.
For every weekday day of summer, Community Financial will donate $1,000 per day to a local non-profit, educational, or community group nominated by members of their communities. In total, $60,000 will be donated to local organizations and causes which are nominated by the public.
To nominate an organization, www.SummerOfSharing.org, and explain why that group is making a difference and should receive this donation.
Community Financial is dedicated to helping build strong communities. Summer of Sharing is just one of the ways Community Financial aims to achieve that task.
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“Community Financial has been enhancing the lives of our members and our communities for more than 70 years,” said Manager/Community Relations Natalie McLaughlin.
“The word 'community' is not only in our name, but it is the core of what we do. We know that Community Financial would not exist without our members and the communities in which they live.”
Since its beginning in 2011, more than $500,000 has been donated to local charities through Summer of Sharing.
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**Calling LPS high schoolers**
The Livonia PTSA Council is in desperate need of more volunteers for the Summer Early Literacy Volunteers program (ELVs)! We have had a huge interest in the program this summer, and we need more volunteers. Get those service hours in this summer!
Outside of working with our amazing LPS elementary students, we have a little contest going among the 3 high schools! The schools with the most volunteers will get $100 for their school's LMC and their volunteers will be entered into a drawing for Barnes & Noble gift cards!
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State Capitol, Museum Visit set for June 21
The Livonia Democratic Club is pleased to offer an opportunity to visit Michigan’s historic State Capitol and to tour the Michigan History Center in Lansing on Tuesday, June 21st.
The day's activities include a morning visit to the Nation’s best history museum and an afternoon tour of the recently-restored State Capitol.’
“We invite all interested citizens to join us as we take a walk through the great exhibits in the Michigan History Center that tells the stories of our past,” said Kate Shishkovsky.
“In addition we will have the opportunity to meet with State Senator Dayna Polehanki and State Representative Laurie Pohutsky during our tour of the 1879 State Capitol.”
The State Capitol tour includes visits to the Governor’s office, the old Supreme Court chamber, and the two chambers of the state legislature.
Motorcoach departs from Livonia Civic Center parking lot on the east side of City Hall (near the Bennett Civic Center Library). Please arrive 15 minutes prior to 8:00 a.m. The Motorcoach returns to the Center at 5:00. The trip activity level will include: Walking up to one block and standing at exhibits. COVID-19 requirements will be observed, as applicable.
To register, make checks payable to Livonia Democratic Club in the amount of $73/person. Deadline June 7, 2022. Mail check and participant names, addresses, phone, to Jim McConnell, 17761 Bell Creek Lane, 48152.
Seating is limited so don't wait! For more info, call Jim at 734-525-2962 or email [email protected]
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