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It is time to start thinking of warmer weather and the Brownstown Township weekly Farmers Market, which will begin its second season in June. There will be some changes this year. The location will be moved from King Road. The new location is going to be in the parking lot in front of the Brownstown Township Hall. Look for updates on the Brownstown Downtown Development Authority’s Facebook page, and also the Brownstown Township Web-site. The organizers are looking for vendors to be part of the Farmers Mar-ket and also are interested in expanding the types of items to be sold.

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King Road near the Historical Museum, where the multipurpose Event Barn will be built. Construction is expected to be about a 12-month process with a completion target of spring 2013. The new Dog Park, located near the heart of the campus behind the Community Center and Township Hall, is expected to

make a formal debut at a ribbon-cutting on April 28. That will coincide with the Animal Shelter’s annual pet license and vaccination clinic. Also nearing completion near the Dog Park are the new tennis courts. Other items on the horizon for spring and summer are the new splash pad and playscape area

Brownstown Township’s multiphase Recreation Campus development is ex-pected to continue making major strides forward this spring, including the start of construction on the much-anticipated Event Barn and the official debut of the new Dog Park. Site preparation has been under way on

Motorists traveling north on I-75 — which, according to the latest SEMCOG traffic data available, averages about 50,000 vehicles daily — get to see this “welcome” courtesy of General Motors and its nearby Volt Battery Assembly Plant.

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Installation has been completed on sev-eral upgrades to the township’s media broadcast capabilities. The project, which was funded by the Downtown Development Authority, provides residents with easier and more complete access to all official public meetings held at Township Hall. Visitors to the township board room will now find two large presentation monitors. One monitor is for viewing by the panel members seated at the front of the room and the other is for the members of the audi-ence. Consequently, both now have the op-portunity to view the same information at the same time. The monitors were part of a complete

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TERI RYBSKI Chairperson

JEFF VARADY Vice Chairperson L.B. WILLIS II

Secretary CRAIG BIELECKI

MIKE DiMILIA ASIF KHAN

ANDY LINKO NICK SKOTANIS RALPH VIDUSIC

The DDA conducts its official business during a regular meet-ing held at noon the third Thurs-day of each month, unless other-wise posted. It also typically holds a work session at 4 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month. Both meetings are held at Township Hall and are tele-vised on the local government access channel. For additional information about the DDA, con-tact Economic Development Manager Giuseppe “Joe” DiSanto, (734) 675-0166.

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It is with a heavy heart that I must bid the Browns-town Township Downtown Development Authority fare-well. After recently marrying into the military community, the transient lifestyle now demands that I relocate out of state. Before I trade snowflakes for palm trees though, I wanted to take a moment to reiterate my appreciation for the opportunity to work for such a progressive DDA Board and community. In my two and a half years here I have been for-tunate enough to be a part of a team pro-viding new amenities to residents, support

to local businesses, and con-tributing to the overall better-ment of the community. To continue and expand on the DDA’s efforts, I would like to warmly welcome Sue Trussell and Vern Gustafsson to the DDA team as assistant directors. These individuals have exemplary backgrounds promoting and growing the influence of the public sector. With their wide range of experiences, I am confident this complementary pair will assist in furthering the overall

goals and mission of the DDA. All the best! Kaitlyn Campbell-Hutchison

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transformation to digi-tal recording performed by VTP Corp. As part of the upgrade, home viewers watching the recorded versions through Comcast cable or AT&T U-verse will be able to see the same presentation screen images as people in the Board Room. The transition to digital recording also makes it easy for the meetings to be trans-ferred to a DVD, which simplifies the process for uploading the video to the township’s Web-site for easy access online. The goals of the upgrade were to both provide additional gov-ernmental transparency and move to a system that is more technologically advanced and, as a result, more efficient to operate. All meetings of the Board of Trustees as well as the DDA and the Planning, Zon-ing and Recreations commissions are broadcast live and recorded for replay. The recorded meetings typically are all broadcast the next day at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. In addition to the following day, all

meetings from the week will replay the following Sunday according to the follow-ing schedule: 8 a.m. — Beautification/Historical 10 a.m. — Recreation 12 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals 2 p.m. — Planning Commission 4 p.m. — Downtown Development Authority 6 p.m. — Board of Trustees

Township Hall staff members such as Tari Bramlett have been adapting to new high-tech hardware.

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Accounting & Finance Account Adjustment Bureau Advance America Advantage One Federal Credit Union Best Bank Charter One Bank Chase Bank Comerica Bank Community Focus Federal Credit Union Fifth Third Bank First Community Federal Credit Union Flagstar Bank Greco Title Co./Philip F. Key Bank PNC Bank Seaway Accounting Service Adult / Home Care American Heritage Adult Foster Care Arbor Hospice & Home Care Boller Meadows of Brownstown Senior Apartments Brownstown Forest View Assisted Living Hearthstone Assisted Living

Liberty Home Care Lillian Manor Adult Care Facility Mary Rose Residence Trinity Home Health Care Animal Care Brownstown Animal Shelter McLaughlin Veterinary Hospital Self-Serve Pet Wash Automotive AAA Michigan Advance Auto Parts Allen Road Collision Allstate Insurance Amoco Oil Co., Tel-Sibley B&B Trucking Inc. Battery Tech Big 4 Auto Parts Bill Ritchie Auto Electric Bran Spankin Used Brownstown Body Shop Brownstown Car Wash Budget Tire Co.

The following list of more than 400 Brownstown Township businesses is being published here by the Downtown Devel-opment Authority as a commu-nity service. The DDA recog-nizes the important role a vi-able business environment plays in making our commu-nity a great place to both live and work, and appreciates the commitment and support of our hometown companies. The DDA also maintains an identi-cal list on the township Web site and encourages busi-nesses and residents to help us keep the list up to date by letting us know if there are any that we have missed. Email us at [email protected]

The Brownstown Downtown Develop-ment Authority is constantly working to enhance the busi-ness environment in our community. The DDA has initiated several business support programs, including those with financial incentives to encourage busi-nesses to locate and expand here. The DDA also actively works to promote the importance of supporting our local businesses.



Citgo Station Collision Shop, The Downriver Bus Repair, Inc. Enterprise Rent-A-Car Erie Metro Muffler & Brake Shop Farmer’s Insurance Fast Track Gas Station Freeport Truck Tire Repair General RV Center George's Used Car Sales, Inc. Gibraltar Quick Lube Glass Mechanic Greater Detroit Auto Auction Handy Car Clean Co. Heritage Collision, Inc. Huzzy Car Wash J & F Power Wash, Inc. Jimmy's Auto Body Repair, Inc Johnny D's Auto Detailing K & L Sales Ken's Towing & Hauling Marathon Gas Station Martin Tire & Wheel Co. Martin's Towing, Inc. Mr. Lube & Oil Inc. Muddy Duck Car Wash Nationwide Insurance Norm & Eddie's Southgate Radiator Quality One Transmissions Pic Pac Market & Gas Station Pro Racecraft Engineering Red Line Cycle Select Auto Center Spee-Dee Lube & Auto Repair State Farm Insurance Sunoco T & F Collision Tel West Auto Electric Top Value Muffler Shop Waddle Tire Service Winners Auto & Cycle

Wuerth's Auto Repair Child Care & Education Adventures B&B Child Care Creative Child Care Center Duckie Daycare Meadowbank Day Nursery Miss Theresa's Child Care Sunrise 2 Sunset Child Care Center Sweet Peas Daycare LLC Sylvan Learning Centre Communications Cingular Wireless M & M Wireless Quality Communications Construction AAB Enterprises Art Harold Construction Best Concrete & Supply Inc. Cee Vee Of Michigan Inc. Comfort Zone Insulations, LLC Doan's Companies - Concrete Division Flood Properties, Inc. Freeport Stone & Supply G. V. Cement Contracting Co. Gaglio Brothers Construction Joba Construction King Kurb Asphalt L.Loyer Construction Co Liparoto Construction and Equipment Storage Owens Fence & Asphalt Co. Pioneer Drywall Flowers & Gifts A One Of A Kind Creation Florist Bakhaus Florist Loveland's Hallmark Food & Dining 3-Hermano's Restaurant Baldo's Restaurant Baskin-Robbins 31 Ice Cream Bearclaw Coffee Company

Big Bear Lodge Restaurant Burger King Cottage Inn Pizza Dairy Delicious Dairy Queen Drinks Saloon Dunkin Donuts Dynasty Inn Eldorado Restaurant Final Score Lounge Jet's Pizza King Cafe Little Caesar’s Pizza Marlow's Chill & Grill Sports Bar McDonald's Restaurant Moose MacGregor's Bar Olympic Coney Island Peking Chinese Food Pete's Place Restaurant Piper's Restaurant Redskin Lounge Sammy`s Cucina Carry-Out/Catering Simply Italian Eatery South Shore Coney Island Subway TD's Coney Island Café Tiffany's Pizza Wendy's Restaurant Golfing Lake Erie Metropark Golf Course Sultana Par 3 Golf Course Health & Beauty #1 Cali Nails Anytime Fitness April & Company Kuts & Kurls Boric's Curves Fantastic Sam's General Nutrition Center

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Hair 1 Jessie's Chop Shop Liquid Chaos (Tattoos) Maria’s Eclectic Salon & Spa Nail Garden New Skool Tattoos & Tanning OO-LA-LA Salon De Cheveu Powerhouse Gym PT Nails and Spa Rain Forest Salon Sacred Art Tattoos Sakora Salon Sally's Beauty Supply Salon Envy Southwest Tan Weight Watchers Historical / Museum Brownstown Historical Museum Home & Garden AAB Enterprises Absolute Quality Lawn Sprinklers Added Class Interiors LLC All Star Plumbing American Home Protection Bruce's Pond Shop Carl's Furniture Warehouse Chiles Michigan Inc. Davey Commercial Grounds Co. Davey Tree Expert Co. Downriver Lawn Service Emerald Rich Lawns Happy Gardening James Bros. Landscaping Kurtzhals' Greenhouse Louie's Landscaping Inc. Marsh Greenhouse Too LLC McNally's Landscaping & Design, Inc. Par 4 Landscaping Quality Plumbing Regina Andrew Design Ruhlig Farms & Gardens LLC Signature Landscaping

Eye Clinics Of Michigan Family Gentle Dentists Florek Chiropractic Center Griswold Chiropractic Henry Ford Health Center-Brownstown Internal Medicine Assoc of Mich Jeffery Jaffe D.D.S. Josephine Ford Cancer Center-Downriver King Medical Center Iqbal A. Nasir, MD PC Liberty Home Care Michigan Interventional Pain Clinic Oakwood PCHA Health Center Occupational Medicine Odette Chiropractic Health Center Precision Orthopedics Preferred Rehab Care Inc Rahmani Eye Institute, P.C. Redford Optical Ribley Chiropractic Clinic Alice Shanaver, D.O. Sharp Image Optical Southeast Internal Medicine Southshore Oral Surgery Dr. Dino Tolias Wyandotte Internal Medicine Assoc. Jeevaka Yapa, DDS Motels/Hotels Clearview Motel Palace Motel Red Cabin Motel Rock Motel Southland Motor Lodge Pharmacies Brownstown Pharmacy CVS Pharmacy Henry Ford Pharmacy Walgreens Pharmacy Real Estate & Housing Arthur's Mobile Home Park Bridgewood Apartments Brownstown Square Apartments Casa San Marino Apartments Century 21 A-1 Realty Concord Cooperative Inc. Estel Smith Trailer Park/Red Cabin Hamptons Of Brownstown Hampton Square Condominiums Highlander Apartments Homecrest Apartments Karnak Realty Lloyd's Mobile Home Park Marianne Manor Apartments

Studio 53 Salon Taylor Made Garden Supply Wright's Landscape Service Wagco Products , Inc. Manufacturing A to Z Awning Manufacturing, Inc. Advanced Abrasives Inc ASW Facility Bay Logistics, Inc. BBI Enterprises Group Inc Brass Craft Manufacturing Ceva Logistics USA, Inc Ste. 900 Daimler Chrysler Ford Detroit HVC Fords Parts Redistribution Plant Integrated Manufacturing & Assembly Ste. 890 International Paper Co. Lincoln Park Tool & Die Menlo Worldwide Logistics Michael Fabricating Inc. Pentel Tool & Die, Inc. Ryder Integrated Logistics Serco, Inc. (RCI) Silver Seal Products, Inc. Systrand Manufacturing Corp. TDS/US Automotive Total Distribution Systems (TDS) USA Logistics Medical Professionals Sami Abbasi, DO Susan Abed, Orthodontics Apex Behavioral Health, PLLC Athens Podiatry Group Bahroos D.D.S., Juanita Brownstown Dental Care Brownstown Medical Facility B. A. Burkhart, (D.D.S., P.C.) Dearborn Cardiology Associates Downriver Pediatric Associates Downriver Physical Medicine & Mas-sage Therapy

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Patti Sue Apartments Premier Mortgage Funding Preston Pointe Apartments South Glen Apartments Stratford Place Apartments Struin Apartments Tela Valley Mobile Home Park Recreation Brownstown Community Center Funk Motorsports General RV Center Ice Box Sports Center Lake Erie Interpretive Center Lake Erie Marshland Museum Lake Erie Metropark Lake Erie Metropark Marina Lincoln Bowman Archery Club Michigan DNR (Point Mouillee) Sportway Of Brownstown Team Z Motor Sports Wayne County Parks / Boat Launch Wolverine Shooting Sports, Inc. Rental Halls Brownstown Community Center Germania Club - Downriver Rockwood Moose #1157 UAW Local 387 Residential Businesses The BioMat Company Cross Cut Lawn & Maintenance Miss Theresa's Child Care Party Lite R&J Dumpster Trailers VAJO-Virginia Joe Promotions Retail 7-Eleven Adam and Eve Bottom Line Bait & Tackle Brownstown Liquor Brownstown Pharmacy Crawford's Family Market, Inc. CVS Pharmacy Dollar General Easy Pick Mini Market, Inc. Family Dollar Store Fashion Bug Fort Farms Market Isabella's Closet Kap's Party Store King Food Mart Kroger Grocery Mario's Party Store Michigan Cat Mitch's Market

Ned's Market Patio Market & Hardware Pic Pac Market Rags to Riches Rob Hickey Furniture Stanley's Market The Market Walgreens Services AAA Michigan ABC Catering Accumed Billing Action Industries LLC Al & Sons Hydraulic Alfonsi RailRd Construction Co. All Around Carpet All Bright Polishing All Star Specialists Allied Liquidators Inc. Auto Warehousing Co B & J Trucking Bentley Environmental Services Brownstown/Dearborn Moose Lodge C-Mac Transportation, LLC Consumer Protection Attorneys of Michigan Dark Star Glass Day Dreams Studio Dearborn Fleet Service Downriver Lift Truck Downriver Trader Dunc-A-Roo's Party Rentals Inc Downriver Secondary Operations, Inc. EDS Information Services Farmer’s Insurance EZ Living Cleaning Services Fenco Products G&G Property Maintenance Germania Club - Downriver The Golden Move Gorno Transportation Serv. H. Domine Enterprises Inc. Hands-On Safety & Skills (HOSST) Haventown Cleaners Heaven's Best Carpet Cleaning Hydro-Zone, Inc. I Do The Baking J & F Power Wash, Inc. J & J Expediting Inc. Jeffery's Photographic Jevic Transportation Job 1 USA Staffing John Molnar Funeral Home Joshua Thomas Enterprises LLC

Keene Clean Janitorial L & R Sand Blasting LA Insurance Lakeshore Utility Trailer, Inc. Liquid Transportation MDP Immigration Law Millennium Technology Inc. M & M Parts Inc Music Workshop Mirror Lite Company Nationwide Insurance National Wine & Spirits of MI Oakridge Cemetery Oceanic Blue Sky Our Green Earth Electric Our Lady Of Hope Cemetery Pan American Express Inc. PC Guru Computers PJAX Protect-A-Boat Public Storage Inc. Rain For Rent Reino Linen Service of Michigan, LLC Secretary of State Office Shrinkwrap International Signs, Etc. Simple IT Solutions, LLC State Farm Insurance Stathakis, Inc. Straight Shot Express Suburban Electric Inc. The Shop Terry Hall & Assoc Thrift Books Two Men and A Truck The UPS Store Transfreight Triad Transportation VFW Hall Post 4230 VFW Post 9363 Vicorp The Watermark Group LLC Wayne County Rd Comm. Storage & Equipment Rental Bill's Trailer Storage Jennies Backyard RV Storage L.Loyer Construction Co Liparoto Construction and Equipment Storage Mercer Dix Equipment Co Relska Equipment Wagon Wheel Storage



Jerry and Patty Goodwin have operated their business on Allen Road in Brownstown since 2004.

The year was 2004 and Jerry and Patty Goodman were ready to open their own busi-ness. Jerry, who had more than 30 years in the music business, wanted to locate in the vicinity for the convenience of his clients. They came upon a 600-square-foot shop that was available at 19486 Allen Road, on the west side of the street near Downriver Bus Repair, between Sibley and King roads, in Brownstown Township. “In 2004, there weren’t too many build-ings available,” Goodman remembered. “My

wife thought this was the cutest place. I originally thought it wasn’t big enough. We talked to the landlord, who said that when-ever we were ready to expand, he could ac-commodate us.” And Music Work-shop was born. The

store may be small in stature, but it’s big on supplies and service. The shop is packed with instruments, parts (including hard-to-find parts) and accessories, school band supplies, amplifiers, music books, song sheets, method books and DVDs. The staff provides high-quality repairs and music les-sons for all sorts of instruments in three studios. “We offer a free set up on every instru-ment we sell (a $45 value),” Goodman said. “That includes neck adjustment, action and intonation of the instrument to make it play

well and sound good.” Goodman started taking guitar lessons when he was 8 years old. He began teaching at age 16 and has been doing it ever since. He played for several years professionally in the 1970s. Music Workshop has 70 students of various levels. Many of them take guitar lessons, but others play the banjo, violin or piano. Music lessons also are available for the bass, mandolin, ukulele, voice, theory and all brass and woodwind instruments. “We have students that have been com-ing here for years,” Goodman said. “They’re into it. Some practice three hours a day. One went on to the School of Rock Camp and blew everybody away.” The workshop also is home to beginning musicians who purchase a less-expensive guitar or another musical instrument and take lessons. Starter guitar packages are available. Goodman said there has been a shift in guitar sales in recent years. “I have noticed in the last several years that the acoustic guitar has become more popularized,” he said. “I used to sell 2-to-1 electric guitars over acoustics. Now it’s 2-to-2 acoustics over electric. I believe it’s be-cause acoustics are now a bigger part of heavy metal music. The folk style of many singers has made the acoustic guitar popu-lar again.” Longtime customer Randy Cole of Lin-coln Park said he is always impressed with the parts available at Music Workshop and

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enjoys how the shop is so well organized and inventoried. Cole buys new and used parts, including strings for his guitar. “I come here for the lowest prices in town on the best-quality stuff,” said Cole, who is retired from Great Lakes Steel. “It’s small. It’s intimate. Other places have eight million guitars and kids who just learned what a guitar was last week. These guys have integrity, honesty and you don’t have to worry about anything.” Strings, reeds, drumsticks, drumheads, harmonicas and picks are discounted every day. Goodman spends much of his time repairing instruments – guitars, of course, but also band instruments, amps and equipment. He has staff to repair key-boards as well. “Anything music-related we take an interest in,” he said. Area musicians gather to perform out-side Music Workshop on various warm-weather weekends. Goodman said he plans to expand that to an acoustic festival probably toward the end of August. He will invite local talent to perform acoustic mu-sic an entire weekend. The shows will be free for performers and the public. The Goodmans are prepared to expand at the current location when the economy improves. “We love it here,” Jerry Goodman said. “Brownstown has been very good to us. We’re kind of in the middle of seven differ-ent communities. We love the area.”

Music shop owners strike a positive chord offering lessons, instruments and supplies

About Music Workshop Location: 19486 Allen Road, between Sibley and King roads Hours: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; closed Sunday Memberships: Music Workshop offers memberships, which allow students to take private lessons at a rate of just $12 per half hour as well as receive discounts on music books, CDs, DVDs and other printed materials, including special orders, as well as metronomes, electronic tuners, straps, cables, stands and cases. A mem-bership is $20 per month. Contact Information: Call (734) 479-0840 or send an email to [email protected]

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near King and Telegraph. Other family-friendly features are coming soon as well, including volleyball courts, a pond, and walking and biking trails. Due to construction, temporary community garden plots have been constructed behind the police sta-tion carport for use this year. In future years the space will remain a garden for those not wanting a raised bed, along with several dem-onstration plots to be cared for by the Garden Club. Parks and Recreation currently is accepting reservations for 10-by-10 plots for $10 by calling the de-partment at (734) 675-0920. Demolition is being completed on the former bus garage, which is in the area where new soccer fields will be con-structed. Another key element of the plan calls for the creation of two new baseball dia-monds on the north side of King. Once the new diamonds are in place the current diamonds on the south side will be demol-ished and replaced by a soccer field that incorporates a sled hill, as well as new parking areas that emphasize much more landscaped green space than seen there at present. Plans also were firmed up last fall for a new clock tower that will include an elec-tronic sign that will provide updated infor-mation on community events, including movies and music in the park. Plans also continue to move forward on the construction of a public safety me-morial that is expected to be constructed near the Event Barn and historical house.

Contact Sue Trussell at the Brownstown Township DDA at (734) 675-5911 or [email protected] if you would like to receive a vendor application. The market is co-sponsored by the Brownstown Township DDA and the Beautification/Historical Commission. Both organizations are looking forward to a great market sea-son in 2012.

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Progress continues on some key Recreation Campus elements

It’s out with the old as the former bus garage is cleared from the Recreation Campus area.

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Market on the move to new location

The road work on West Road between Telegraph and Hall Roads is being delayed until the summer of 2013 due to new Fed-eral Highway Administration regulations. Though the delay is not great news for area motorists, there is a silver lining. Two large road construction pro-jects already are sched-uled this year, and the West Road project would have added to the expected traffic conges-tion if it had been initiated under the original timetable. The Michigan Department of Transporta-tion is reconstructing Telegraph from Vree-land to West Road. MDOT also is overseeing the I-75 at Dix-Toledo interchange recon-

struction project that will run through No-vember. The West Road project will widen that one-mile stretch to five lanes that will in-clude two lanes running both east and west

and a center turn lane. It will be conducted by the Wayne County De-partment of Public Ser-vices and will be funded through a federal Trans-portation Economic Development grant.

The plans remain available for review at Brownstown Township Hall. The scope of the project includes road bed reconstruction and intersection im-provements, as well as some sidewalk im-provements.

The West Road project will widen that one-mile stretch to five lanes that

will include two lanes running both east and west and a center turn lane.

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