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Saturday, October 20, 2012
Lake Orion Alum Bikes 1,300 Miles to Raise Awareness for 3 Families
Lake Orion grad Marc D. DesRosiers pledged to ride his bike over 1,300 miles from Denver to Detroit–ending with the Detroit Marathon—in hopes to raise money and awareness for the Lake Orion Loves.
Lake Orion Graduate Marc D DesRosiers pledged to ride his bike more than 1,300 miles from Denver to Detroit and then run the Detroit Marathon in hopes to raise money and awareness for three very important Lake Orion families. Lake Orion Loves is the first project under the Sister Souls, Inc, a local nonprofit founded by Kimberly Casper in 2001. Marc, who started his ride on Oct. 7, has ridden 100 miles or more a day to benefit Max Milewski, Nicole Burton, and Faith Aisthorpe. He will arrive back home just in time to run the Detroit Marathon this Sunday, Oct. 21. Additional members of the community will also be joining the cause and running the marathon to raise funds for the children, click here for more information. Marc's efforts will …
Saturday, October 13, 2012
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Sunday, September 30, 2012
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Sunday, June 17, 2012
Facebook Users: Simple Step to Make Sure You Still Get Northville Patch News
Because of changes to Facebook pages, many of our posts are only visible to a handful of users. Here's how to make sure you still get Patch news on Facebook.
Because of a recent change to Facebook's pages, Northville Patch's news posts on the site are becoming visible to far fewer readers. There is a simple step to make sure you still get our updates in your news feed: Step 1: Navigate to Northville Patch's Facebook page. Step 2: Click the button at the top of the page where it says "Liked." Step 3: Check "Show in news feed." And you're done!
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Granholm to Schwarzenegger: 'Keep Your Pants Zipped'
The former governor of Michigan, from Northville, offered her thoughts on the Schwarzenegger scandal via Facebook.
From one former governor to another, Jennifer Granholm has advice for Arnold Schwarzenegger. The former governor, a Democrat from Northville, took to her Facebook page yesterday to link to a Huffington Post article titled Arnold Schwarzenegger Fathered A Child With Member Of Household Staff with the following message: "I'll never understand this: another guy guv admits to cheating on his wife. Maybe we need more women governors. Guys: keep your pants zipped, for Pete's sake." Her comments seemed to cause a bit of a stir among her Facebook fans. According to the Huffington Post, the former California governor "has acknowledged that he fathered a child with a member of his household staff, a revelation that apparently prompted wife Maria …
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Northville Mom Makes A Difference
Gina Adams-Levy needs Facebook votes to be named America's greenest mother.
In a contest that stretches nationwide, Northville resident Gina Adams-Levy is one of four finalists in TerraCycle’s “Make a Difference Mom” competition. Adams-Levy is passionate about recycling and reducing waste – so much so that she created a non-profit organization, called Peace, Love & Planet, as well as organizing a “Green Team” at her daughter’s elementary school, in which she implements a weekly “Waste-free Friday” in the cafeteria. This, of course, is in addition to raising two children. “I know I’m just one person, but maybe I could make a difference," she said. Adams-Levy was a stay at-home mom, working on her garden, with stacks and stacks of leftover plastic containers she had hoped to take to her recycling center. When the …
Tamara
1:16 am on Friday, May 20, 2011
As disgusted as I am with Arnold - it is really incongruous to have one politician insult another. It reminds me of an oxymoron, but I know that is not the right word. We need to make up a word for this. Maybe it could be "polymoron", or something like that. more ›