Calendar of Events

September 1, 8, 15, 22 Farmers’ Market 2 First Friday Experience 4, 11, 18, 25 Sundays at Mill Race 9 Horseless Carriages 11-13 Victorian Festival Clothing Sale 16-18 Victorian Festival 16-18 Eclipse Baseball 23-25 AAUW Home Tour 30-10/1 Ghoultide Gathering

October 1 Car Tunes 2, 9, 16 Sundays at Mill Race 6, 13, 20, 27 Farmers’ Market 7 First Friday Experience 7-9 Fall Fair Craft Show 9 Greetings from the Grave 16 Cemetery Walk 21 A Scavenger Haunt

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NORTHVILLE TIMES Time to Play with us. Time to Shop with us. Time to Dine with us.

Northville Downtown Development Authority ~ 215 West Main Street

Tel: 248-349-0345 Fax: 248-305-9049

www.downtownnorthville.com

Journey back through time to a simpler era with a visit to Downtown Northville's 23rd annual Victorian Festival. Experience the art, history, and romance of the 1800s amid Northville's historic

downtown district and tree-lined streets. The festival begins with the traditional parade on Friday at 6:30pm and continues throughout the weekend. The streets will be closed to automobile traffic as townspeople, artists, and business owners turn back the clock and transform themselves into a Victorian Village complete with period costumes, storytellers, magicians, musical entertainment and demonstrations. Ryde Park features rides for kids and the Victorian Saloon (sponsored by Edward Jones) offers entertainment for adults. Teth-ered Hot Air Balloon Rides will be available on Saturday, Septem-ber 17 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Ford Field. The free rides are sponsored by ReMax Dream Properties. (continued on page 4)

Downtown Streetscape Enhancement Project

Construction is nearing completion on N. Center Street. Please visit the DDA website for complete project information and street closures.

Additional Friday Night Concert Scheduled for September 2nd!

It’s too early for summer to end….that is why we scheduled one more concert for Labor Day Week-end. Harry Rodman at the Bluescasters will be rocking in Town Square from 7:00-9:00pm on September 2nd. Come and join us for some blues, rock and a whole lotta fun!

22nd Annual Victorian Festival September 16-18

Friday ~ 5:00pm - 10:30pm Saturday ~ Noon - 10:30pm Sunday ~ 11:00am - 4:00pm

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Farmers’ Market September 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 October 6, 13, 20, 27 The Farmers’ Market is overflowing with fresh vegetables and flowers. Fall mums are now available as well as perennials and cut flowers. Chefs at the Market Great food ideas including cooking demonstrations by area chefs are available at the monthly Chefs at the Market. Each session includes a walk through the market to examine and choose fresh, locally grown, in-season produce. It continues with a cooking demonstration, a chat with the chef, samples and a recipe card to take home. CHEFS AT THE MARKET SCHEDULE September 15 Edwards Cafe October 6 Chef John Somerville, The Lark October 20 Genitti’s Hole-in-the-Wall Location: Shop the Farmers’ Market in the parking lot across from Northville Downs on the northwest corner of 7 Mile and Sheldon (Center) Roads. Time: 8:00am - 3:00pm Contact: Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 or visit their website

First Friday Experience September 2 October 7 The First Friday Experience takes place all year long from 6:00 - 9:00pm with artists featured at many of the galleries. Complimentary hors d’ oeuvres and beverages are generally available while you browse or shop. The First Friday Experience is not just for gallery lov-ers. In addition to of our art galleries, many of our shops are also staying open - some of which will also have a special event going on and others will simply have their welcome mat out. The following shops and restaurants are open until at least 8:00pm.

Bricks of Northville~ Broughton Music ~ Celebrity Pets Co. ~ D & D Bicycle & Hockey ~ Gardenviews ~ GG Boutique ~ Hearts of Inspiration ~ Joseph's Coney Island ~ Koji ~ Le George ~ Lorla's ~ Pendleton ~ Re-becca's Family Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor~ Red Pepper Deli ~ Repurpose~ Riffle's Homestyle Restau-

rant~ Salon Tre Bella V ~ Simply Wine ~ Sincerely Yours ~ Table 5 ~ The Bee's Knees ~ Tiffany Art Glass ~ Tirami Su Italian Ristorante~ The Next Chap-ter Bookstore & Bistro ~ Tuscan Café ~ Urban Op-tiques Vision & Eyewear ~ Utopia Salon & Spa ~ Van Dam's Boutique ~ Violets are Purple

First Friday Experience Exhibits

Northville Gallery ~ Northville Gallery is pleased to

host a special showing of sculpted art clocks by Ohio

artist Richard Horvath. Mr. Horvath has worked in

mixed media for over 10 years having been a Toledo

Art Museum blacksmith student. He began making

clocks using natural and painted slate, willow

branches, and blown glass. He constructs one of a kind

grandfather clocks from steel and slate. The First Fri-

day exhibit at Northville Gallery shouldn't be missed!

Join us to see a variety of Richard Horvath clocks and

speak to the artist himself.

In celebration of North-

ville's annual Victorian

Festival, Northville Gal-

lery will feature a selec-

tion of oil paintings de-

picting that period of

history in our town.

Beautiful Victorian florals

and scenes will be priced

especially for the festival. Northville Gallery is also the

home of Northville's original fairy doors, posters and

books. Visit to see a variety of painted fairy doors for

sale as well as unfinished doors for you to paint your-

self. Classes are currently being offered for building

fairy tree houses - just in time for Christmas!

Northville Gallery ~ 123 E. Main ~ 465-9630 www.buyitnowart.com

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First Friday Experience continued

Northville Art House ~ Be a pART of it! A great

teacher is a gift whose true value we realize only in retrospect. Inspiration, knowledge, skill, insight, vision – all these and more come with the right person lead-ing students. Russell Keeter was such a person.

For 27 years, Mr. Keeter

inspired young artists at

Detroit's Center for Crea-

tive Studies. He was the

kind of teacher his stu-

dents recall vividly 20

years after his untimely

death in 1991. The kind

of teacher no one ever forgets. In his own right, Mr.

Keeter was a talented artist who specialized in the

human figure. As an instructor, he strove to open stu-

dents' vision to their paths as artists.

Two decades after his death, the Northville Art House

is honored to present an exhibition that delves into the

unique relationship between a gifted teacher and artist

and his students. Including works from Mr. Keeter him-

self and a number of his students, the show is in-

tended as both a tribute to Mr. Keeter's legacy and a

broader reflection on the invaluable, yet often under-

appreciated lifetime impact of great teachers. The

show is curated by

Jeff Cancelosi.

The show will open in the Art House's upper gallery with a reception and artists' talk on Friday, Sep-tember 2, from 6-9 p.m. The show will continue through September 24 dur-

ing the Art House Gallery hours (Wednesdays-Saturdays, 1-5 p.m.). Ad-mission to Art House ex-hibits is always free and open to the public.

For more information, please visit the Northville Art House website.

Northville Art House 215 W. Cady 248-344-0497 www.northvillearts.org

Starring The Gallery ~ Autumn in Michigan is great

time for many things - temperatures cool down, leaves turn brilliant hues of reds, yellows, and oranges, and it's just a great time to enjoy the outdoors. Northville's First Friday Experience is just one reason to get out-side. Bring your friends or meet new ones along the way while enjoying our featured artists at Starring "The Gallery". Each month you can look forward to meeting a different artist and possibly discovering a new art form while gathering ideas to refresh your home for the coming sea-son.

Join us in September as Joy Huyck exhibits her collection of paint-ings which include landscapes and the changing seasons.

Artist Statement: I have concentrated on represent-ing Michigan's seasons, portraying the extreme icy cold winters and the serene, hopeful spring. Some of my work is more representational than others. Most often I portray the feeling of a season, rather than the appearance. However, in all of my work, I continue to use my techniques of layering and building of texture. Each layer must have 24 hours to set and dry. There-fore, each piece takes weeks before completion. In addition to her paintings, Joy’s designs include indi-vidually handmade note cards and bookmarks/tags. To read more about Joy Huyck, please visit our website. We look forward to seeing you on September 2nd at the next First Friday Experience. Starring “The Gallery” - providing a unique shopping experience

Starring The Gallery ~ 118 W. Main ~ 348-347-1642 www.starringthegallery.com

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Sundays at Mill Race Village September 4, 11, 18, 25 October 2, 9, 16 Each Sunday afternoon the historic buildings are open for public viewing. Costumed docents are on hand to inform visitors about the buildings, their contents, and about Northville’s past. Mill Race Village is open to all, and there is no admission charge. The grounds are open daily from sunrise to sunset; the buildings are open on Sunday afternoons from 1:00 - 4:00 pm. Location: Mill Race Village 215 Griswold Time: 1 - 4 pm Contact: Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845

Victorian Festival Clothing Sale September 11-13 Vendors selling various Victorian clothing and accessories to dress you for Northville’s Annual Victorian Festival. Location: Mill Race Village Time: Sunday ~ 1:00pm - 5:00pm Monday ~ Noon - 7:00pm Tuesday ~ Noon - 7:00pm Cost: $2/ adult Contact: Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 or visit website

Horseless Carriages September 9 Mill Race Village will come alive with the sights and smells of the early 1900’s as horseless carriages ar-rive on Friday, September 9th.The South Michigan Motorists Chapter of the Horseless Carriage Club of America and the Snapper's Brass & Gas Touring Re-gion of the Antique Automobile Club of America will be at Mill Race Village with all pre-1090 vehicles. Location: Mill Race Village 215 Griswold Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm Contact: Northville Historical Society

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Location: Downtown Northville Time: Friday (5:00pm - 10:30pm)

Saturday (Noon - 10:30pm)

Sunday (11:00am - 4:00pm)

Contact: Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 or visit their website

Eclipse Baseball Club The Northville Eclipse Base Ball Club is a "vintage" ball club. Club members play (and behave) according to 1860s baseball rules and manners, recreating an atmosphere that is family friendly and lots of fun. Victorian Festival Schedule Friday, September 16~ Eclipse vs. Port Huron

Welkins ~ after parade Sunday, September 18 ~ Eclipse vs. Green Field

Village Lah De Dahs ~ 1:00 pm Matches are held at Ford Field, next to historic Mill Race Village.

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The Victorian Saloon

takes place in the park behind City Hall

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Victorian Festival Activities at Mill Race Village September 18 A variety of activities will take place at Mill Race Vil-lage during Victorian Festival. Museum Buildings will be open from noon to 4pm. Delicious food will be served in the Northville Council of PTAs food tent. There is also a Fairy tea party, a used book sale, children’s games and races and a show by Ming the Magnificent, a illusionist. One of the favorite events of the day is the Grand Finale of the Victorian Festival, the annual Duck Race. Join the excitement as the ducks are released at Mill Race Village Dam and race their way to the Griswold Street Bridge. The first five and the very last duck over the finish line win excellent prizes.

Location: Mill Race Village 215 Griswold Time: Noon - 4:00pm Fee: Free Contact: Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 or visit their website

AAUW Designer Show House and Home Tour September 23-25 Presented by the Northville-Novi American Association of University Women (AAUW), the home tour is always a hit! This year boasts a Show House decorated by designers as an addition to the event. The Show House featured is located at 800 Griswold and will be hosted by Dr. William Demray, DDS. Designers have put their signature on this 1929 Eng-lish Tudor Revival home and it is spectacular! Friday, September 23 6:30-9:30 pm Visit with the designers and seek their advice. Small plate strolling dinner, silent auction, cocktails & music. Advance RSVP required. $50.00 per person includes a Saturday Home Tour ticket. For tickets call 248-347-1754 or purchase at Starring the Gallery or the North-ville Chamber of Commerce. Saturday, September 24 10:00 am– 4:00 pm Home Tour– Enjoy a self-guided tour of five Northville area homes including the Show House. Docents will be on hand at the Show House to answer questions. Purchase tickets for $20.00 per person at Garden-

views, Pear-aphernalia, Starring the Gallery, Northville Chamber of Commerce or at the Show House on the day of the event. Sunday, September 25 11:00 am-4:00 pm Designer Show House Last Chance Tour includes dessert, coffee and tea for $10.00 per person. Tickets available at the door on the day of the event. Typically homes featured are widely different in architecture and interior design, span three centuries of construction and reflect how families have adapted to 21st century living in a community with a Victorian village at its heart. The home tour is a signature fund-raising event of AAUW which directs its support to advance education in the local, national and international community. For information visit www.aauwnn.org

Ghoultide Gathering September 30- October 1 Halloween Enthusiasts are Swept off their Feet, not by Brooms, but by Bewitching Artwork at Ghoultide Gathering A collective of artists has been assembled for the 5th annual art show known as Ghoultide Gathering - A Halloween Artists Spectacular. Juried artists work to create spooktacular collections to charm and sell at this Halloween-only show. Using both traditional and non-traditional mediums, their visions of Halloween offer a spellbinding take on the season that has fascinated many since childhood. Ghoultide Gathering is a favored show for satisfying the increasing demand for distinct Halloween-themed art. The allure of finding original and one-of-a-kind Halloween artwork from celebrated artists, attracts collectors and admirers nationwide. Devoted patrons arrive early to shop the wondrous selection. Glowing shades of autumn leaves create a vibrant backdrop to the show’s site, Mill Race Village. Ghoultide Gathering will occupy three historic build-ings in Mill Race to showcase the talented artisans and their spirited wares being offered for sale. Location: Mill Race Village 215 Griswold Time: Friday, Sept. 30 ~6-9:00 pm Saturday, Oct. 1 ~10:00 am-2:00 pm Fee: Admission is $20 for Friday Night Early Buy, which includes free reentry on Saturday. Saturday only admission is $5. Contact: Stephanie Rawson 517-676-4846 Scott Smith 269-553-1852 or visit their website

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Car Tunes Fall Festival October 1 The Northville Car Tunes Fall Festival will include a classic car show, live entertainment, great food, an outdoor movie and FUN! Noon– 5:30 Car Show Noon– 2:30 pm Bel Airs, 50’s car-themed music 3-6:00 pm Global Village 7:00 pm Big screen movie “Cars”

Location: Downtown Northville Time: Noon to 6:00 pm Contact: Northville Chamber of Commerce 248-349-7640 or visit their website

Fall Fair October 7-9 Come and indulge yourself in the unique shopping experience offered by the Handcrafters Shows. Better described as an artisan market, Handcrafters offers an environment filled with 75 artists and craftspeople from around the country. From the personable faces to the one-of-a-kind items, one is sure to find something for themselves and others. So throw on your most com-fortable pair of “shopping shoes” and come explore greatness of Handcrafters Shows and its artists and craftsmen. Painting – Furniture – Fibers – Gourmet – Fashion – Jewelry – Photography – Sculptures – Holi-day Items – Wood – Glass – Ceramics – Home Décor – And Much More!

Location: Northville Community Senior Center 303 W. Main Time: Friday 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Contact: Handcrafters 734-459-0050 or visit their website

Greetings from the Grave October 9 An Evening of ghastly ghost stories and a haunting

Séance will take place at Mill Race Village. Hosted by

Psychic/Medium Kristy Robinett. Location: Mill Race Village 215 Griswold Time: 7:00 pm –9:30 pm Contact: Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 Website: www.hauntedhideaways.com

Cemetery Walk October 16

Oakwood Cemetery comes alive with all new historical figures sharing their stories. Meet members of Northville’s past as they reveal the way life was “way back when”. Tours are timed at 10-minute intervals. Refreshments will be available at the Northville Art House (215 W. Cady, next to the cemetery). The gift shop will be open. Location: Oakwood Cemetery W. Cady (One block south of Main St. between Center & Rogers) Time: 4:00 - 7:00pm Tickets: $10 adults $8 groups (10 or more) Contact: Northville Historical Society 248-348-1845 or visit their website

A Scavenger Haunt October 21 A Scavenger Haunt that gives you clues which may lead you to some tricks or maybe some treats. Not a race, but a historical and haunting trivia type of hunt through the town of Northville. This is a Spooktacular fun event for families and friends. Location: Mill Race Village ~ Cady Inn 215 Griswold St. Time: 7:00-10:00 pm Cost: $40 per person Website: www.hauntedhideaways.com

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Trick or Treat Trail October 22 Save the date - Information will be posted on the DDA website as it becomes available. Location: Mill Race Village 215 Griswold Time: 4:30 - 7:00pm Contact: Northville Parks & Recreation 248-349-0203

New to Downtown! Bricks of Northville 133 W. Main in Northville Square Bricks of Northville is now open. Bricks features a diverse menu including sandwiches, pizza, steaks, pasta and a selection of seafood. Live entertainment will be happening Thursday thru Saturday nights. Visit their website www.Bricks of Northville.com for addi-tional information. Also, coming soon…. Bailey & Shamoun Interiors, LLC. 191 CadyCentre Formerly on Doheny Drive, Bailey & Shamoun have moved to the CadyCentre Building. They offer interior design services as well as retail home furnishings.

Genitti’s Hole-in-the-Wall 108 E. Main 248-349-0522 www.genitiits.com

Now Showing

“Murder on the Rocks!” Detective Artie Choke needs to pay the rent. Will a visit to Slim's Bar give him the influx of money he needs, or will it drop him into the middle of a murder investigation? Enjoy our famous 7-course family style Italian dinner and then go into the theater to see our hilarious inter-

active murder/mystery. Dinner Theater $49.95 per person Saturday August 20th 6:30pm Saturday August 27th 6:30pm Saturday September 3rd 6:30pm Saturday September 10th 6:30pm

Friday September 16th 7:00pm Saturday September 17th 6:30pm Saturday September 24th 6:30pm Saturday October 8th 6:30pm Friday October 14th 7:00pm Saturday October 22nd 6:30pm Saturday October 29th 6:30pm Lunch Theater $35.00 per person Thursday August 4th 11:30am Thursday August 11th 11:30am Saturday August 20th 11:30am Tuesday September 13th 11:30am Saturday September 17th 11:30am Wednesday September 28th 11:30am Wednesday October 12th 11:30am

Children's Lunch Theater "The Misadventures of Magnet Man"

Includes soup, garlic bread, mostaciolli, baked chicken, salad, lemonade, and brownie for des-sert. After lunch ...into the theater to see the show! Plus, a question and answer session after the show with the cast! Children $14.95 Adults $17.95 Saturday September 10th 11:30am Saturday September 24th 11:30am Saturday October 15th 11:30am Saturday October 29th 11:30am

Fairy Park at the Victorian Festival

New this year to the Festival will be the Fairy Park. There will be a booth where you can create your very own Fairy Door, just like in town, as well as Minia-

ture Fairy Furniture and Gardens. Visit the Fairy Salon and receive face-painting, hair styling, face and nail polishing. The Fairy Apparel booth will have every-thing you need to complete your costume. Fairy books, coloring books, posters and maps will be available. There are book readings and stamping ad-ventures along with information of future Fairy Events. Put on your wings and experience a little Northville enchantment….visit the Fairy Park in Town Square during the Victorian Festival for a magical time.

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The Next Chapter Bookstore & Bistro 141 E. Main 248-465-0010 www.thenextchapterbooks.com

September Newsletter ~ Here’s what is happening at The Next Chapter Bookstore & Bistro dur-ing September. Children’s story time is every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Bring your young children in on Wednesdays to hear several stories read by a member of our staff. September 3 and 24 Live music provided by Donna Lee Holman – 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Also join us every Wednesday when Donna will sing from 12:00 – 2:00 www.donnasongwriter.com . September 16-18 is the Victorian Festival The Next Chapter Bookstore & Bistro is hosting au-thors who will be signing their books throughout the day on Saturday, September 17! Visit the store for details. Is your book club looking for a place to meet? We have a lower level with tables and chairs that is avail-able for your book club meeting. Come in to the store for a tour of the space or to sign up. Are you a frequent buyer at The Next Chapter Book-store & Bistro? Frequent buyers receive a $10 coupon for every $100 they spend on full-priced items in the bookstore. There is no card to carry… the computer keeps track of your purchases. Sign up the next time you are in the store. Now serving breakfast sandwiches every morning starting at 7:30 a.m. There is the Sunrise Croissant and the Good Morning Bagel. Come and give them a try. Now that the kids have gone back to school come to the store for lunch! We are currently serving a menu full of fresh salads including Bistro Tuna Salad and The Garden Salad, wraps such as Bistro Veggie, Chicken Ranch and Karen’s a Ham, paninis (Caprese is a favorite), and smoothies, as well as freshly baked goodies . We also serve Great Lakes Roasting Com-pany's organic and fair trade coffee and a large selec-tion of Souvia organic loose-leaf teas.

Sincerely Yours, Inc. 110 N. Center 248-449-9020 www.sincerelyyoursinc.com Shop Sincerely Yours to receive great specials on your Holiday Card orders.

September is the month for GREAT savings ~ 2 for 1 special, FREE return address printing or 10% off your entire order! These specials will vary by brand and your ordering date. Stop into our store or shop on our website today! www.sincerelyyoursinc.com

Monday-Wednesday & Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Thursday & Friday 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

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Tipping Point Theatre 361 E. Cady 248-347-0003 Www.tippingpointtheatre.com

The Mystery of Irma Vep by

Charles Ludlam- A Clever,

yet ridiculous comedy.

Strange things are going on at Mandacrest, the Hillcrest estate of Lord Edgar and Lady Enid near Hamstead Heath. Lady Enid is Lord Ed-gar's second wife, but he's not quite over the death of his first, Irma Vep. Throw in vampires, mummies, werewolves, travels to Egypt and two speedy actors who play all the characters and you have a clever, ridiculously-funny, side-splitting comedy with gothic

plot twists –and who doesn’t love a surprise ending?

The show opens on Sept. 1 and runs through Oct 9, 2011. The performances are at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, with matinees at 3 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday (please note that there is no Satur-day matinee on September 3rd at 3 p.m.). Tickets are $28 to $30 for adults and $26-$28 for stu-dents and senior citizens and are available now by calling the box office at 248-347-0003.

Northville District Library 212 W. Cady 248-349-3020 www.northville.lib.mi.us Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro Steve Jochmans, veteran mountain clumber and hiker, presents his amazing Mt. Kilimanjaro climbing adven-tures. Steve has climbed and hiked around the world. Call to register at 248-349-3020. Tuesday, Sept. 6 @ 7 p.m. The Wolf by the Ears America’s Path Toward the Civil War 1820 – 1861 Local Historian Al Smitley presents a fascinating look at the historical events in Victorian America including temperance, slavery and women’s rights, that shaped our entry into the Civil War.

Call to register at 248-349-3020 Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. Between the Lines Adult Book Discussion Meets Teen Books, Chat, & Chow Enjoy a lively discussion of Eden’s Outcasts by John Matteson. Monday, Sept. 12 @ 7 pm Foreign Films @ Your Library The Year My Parents Went on Vacation Portuguese film, PG, 104 mins. Everyone is talking about the World Cup in 1970s Brazil, while 12-year-old Mauro copes with his left-wing parents going on vacation to escape the military regime. Monday, Sept. 19 at 6:30 pm Ebay Basics How to buy and sell on ebay, the online auction and shopping website. Call to register 248-349-3020. Tuesday, Sept. 20 @ 7 p.m. Computer Tutoring Free, one-on-one help from teen volunteers. Call to register at 248-349-3020. Thursday, Sept. 15 between 5 and 7 pm Saturday, Sept. 24 at 10 am and 11 am Reference USA Trainer Don Erker will demonstrate this powerful online business and consumer research tool, which allows you to do market research and find comprehen-sive information on millions of businesses and non-profits. Call to register at 248-349-3020. Wednesday, Sept. 28 @ 7 p.m.

DDA News is Online Past and current issues of the DDA Newsletter are available on the DDA website. The DDA office is open Monday through Friday 9:00am - 4:30 pm. Lori M. Ward, AICP DDA Director loriwarddda@comcast.net Catherine Woods Special Events Coordinator cwoodsdda@comcast.net 215 W. Main Northville, MI 48167 Ph: 248-349-0345 Fax: 248-305-9049

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