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Green Fair gears up for bigger things next year

Its the only true GreenFair in Macomb County.

For the fourth year, or-ganizers have taken onesummer day and turned

Veterans Memorial Park

into an eco-friendly hav-en, complete with dis-plays, vendors and dem-onstrations for residentsand non-residents seek-ing ways to both savemoney and help pre-serve the environment.

Were happy withhow it went today, saidone of the events orga-nizers, Maria Martinez.This is the last year ofthis being a small event.Next year were going toreally take it to the nextlevel.

Bigger sponsors,county involvement anda scope reaching beyond

the realm of St. ClairShores alone is the plan,Martinez said.

We see that there is agood opportunity to real-ly grow this, she said.People really want it.

Martinez said the hopeis Veterans MemorialPark will continue to bethe events location.

We would really like

to see it stay here, shesaid. Its just going toreach into other commu-nities in the area, andhave more of a wide-ranging reach.

The amped-up effort issomething that patrons

would like to see, ac-cording to SteveSzamanski.

I come here every

year, Szamanski said.Being more green is agreat lifestyle for people.I think something likethis helps people to un-derstand this a little bet-ter. The more this greenfair has to offer people interms of options andideas, the better I think

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By John McTaggartStaff Writer

Councilman Pete Rubino is offering $100 to anyresident presenting him with a photo of a rat drink-ing out of a bird bath.

Rubino posted the reward after again expressingexasperation about the citys CommunityDevelopment and Inspection department issuingunrelated violations against residents asking for thecitys help to eradicate rats.

During the council comments portion of the Aug.19 council agenda, Rubino asked again if it was thecitys policy to ticket violations for anything but rat-related issues when called to help residents.

Mayor Kip Walby replied no.Its been over a year and a half and were still do-ing it, Rubino complained, telling his colleagueshes been telling residents to call the city and theyare being ticketed for issues unrelated to creatingharborage or water for rats.

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Lorretta Lorenzo decides between cantaloupes avail-able at the Green Fair while Melissa Ziehm offers ad-vice on which one is the right choice. Ziehms Produceoffered fresh organic produce to patrons of the event.

By this time next year,three high school stu-dents, one from each ofthe citys three districts,

will be the proud owner ofa brand new kayak,

thanks to a unique and en-riching contest sponsoredby the citys WaterfrontE n v i r o n m e n t a lCommittee.

We think its a reallyneat thing, said commit-tee member Joe St. John.

We really do. We think itsgoing to really help to getsome of these high schoolstudents out to volunteerand see how rewardingthat experience can be. Weare very excited about it.

Thanks to a grant, the

committee was able topurchase a trio of kayaks,each to be on display athigh schools throughoutthe city during the school

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They should not becited for anything otherthan what they calledout for, Rubino said,pleading for account-ability.

Maybe we need tofire somebody because

enough is enough.People dont want togive their address be-cause they dont trustus.

A new resident wastold not to call the cityby the neighbors be-cause they will be nit-picked, Rubino said,adding, They calledanyway and got a viola-tion.

Rubino shared anoth-er instance were aneighborhood joined to-gether and called thecity for help. The city

wont put out bait boxesbecause of a bird bathand an indentation inthe cement porch thatcould be a water sourcefor a rat, Rubinoshared.

How horrible theperson gets all their

neighborhood togetherto try to do the rightthing and they getnailed. And in anotherneighborhood theydont want us aroundbecause we have such areputation for ticky tack

violations.I offer a $100 reward

for someone who showsme a picture of a ratdrinking out of a birdbath, Rubino said.

Acting City ManagerMike Smith was to de-tail a new program forrat abatement earlierthis month, howeverplans were placed onthe back burner.

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just this little section ofthe park.

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The White Elephant Trunk Sale was a hit this year for the Historical Society, hosting 50 vendors offering a variety ofitems.

Council castigates engineer over street repairs

After fielding a flurry of

complaints about ongoing

street and sidewalk re-

pairs across the city, coun-

cil requested John Chown,

the citys consulting engi-

neer from Anderson,

Eckstein and Westrick Inc.

to answer their concerns.Chown, who is sup-

posed to be overseeingwater main replacements

and related sidewalk and

street repairs, stood before

council for more than an

hour at its Aug. 19 meet-

ing.

Before Chown had achance to explain himself,

Mayor Kip Walby fired the

first of many salvos

against Chowns work

performance.

You are our engineer,

Youre supposed to have

people there, you're sup-

posed to make sure the

streets are clean, roads are

roads and are done cor-

rectly. Thats what we pay

you to do and to be honest

with you, you havent done

a very good job, Walby

began.

We hire AEW to moni-tor and protect the city; we

expect better things.

Chown responded by

saying he too is experienc-ing frustration, a com-

ment he repeated many

times during his presenta-

tion.

Walby then laid out a se-ries of complaints waged

by residents including the

quality of work, how and

when its being done and

expressed consternation

about sidewalks being

pitched incorrectly, no

work being done, the con-

struction mess, streetflooding and the inconve-

nience to residents who

cant park in front of their

own houses and have to

walk great distances from

their cars to get home.

Chown explained con-

tractors are expected tofollow the specifications

written into the contracts.

We dont like to see

projects go on like this, he

said, further explaining

the methods and meansare up to the contractor.

Were not telling the con-

tractor when to be in andwhat to do. If not done

properly, the contractor is

charged. There was noth-

ing done out of spec at the

time.

He later added any sub

par work must be redone

at the contractors ex-

pense.Chown went on to up-

date council on the water

main replacement pro-

gram, saying the project

on Edgewater and Port

seem to be going fairly

good.

The water main, he said,is installed and in service,

and topsoil and seeding is

done.

Concrete work on Port

from Jefferson to Harper

was supposed to be com-

pleted last week.

The project is nearingthe end of its schedule andis a little bit behind, he

said.

Work on Fresard is al-

most done, he said, add-

ing hydro seeding is com-

pleted and the content of

weeds in the seed mixture

is being addressed. That

project was supposed to becomplete Aug. 16.

The water main on

Maxine is complete, work

on the storm sewer is ex-

pected to begin his week

and the project is currently

on schedule, Chown said.

On Bayview, the watermain and paving should be

finished and Kipling is the

next on the list.

Detour and Talbot,

where most of the com-

plaints have been waged,

has had the water main in-

stalled and in service and

the streets are in various

stages of restoration,Chown said, adding on

Detour, the concrete side-

walks and driveways have

been replaced. Topsoil

had been added but due to

rain, it washed away and

weeds started to grow be-

fore grass seed was putdown.

Chown said the contrac-

tor sprayed the weeds two

weeks ago and started last

week on regrading topsoil

for seed. Talbot was re-

seeded Aug. 16 and is the

overall project is a little bitfurther behind.

Councilman John Caron

said that project was start-

ed in April with comple-

tion expected in July.

Based on his personal ob-

servations and comments

from residents, Caron said

numerous sidewalk slabswere less than 4 inches in

depth, as required in the

project specifications.Caron then asked

Chown to explain penal-

ties for the lateness and

poor workmanship as-

sessed to the contractor.

Chown said those are to beworked out with the city.

As for the concrete

thickness, Chown said he

personally checked and

determined while measur-

ing may indicate the slab

is between 2 to 3 inches,

Donna Clusak and Samantha Russell came to the

White Elephant and Trunk sale last Saturday

morning looking for specific items.

I need something for the patio, Russell said.

Something that looks rustic and antique.Moments later, she found an old bird cage with

beautiful patina.

Perfect, she said.

Meanwhile, Clusak was in search of jewelry.

Its my addiction, she smiled. I love antique

costume jewelry.

By the time the pair made their way past about 50

vendors who set up shop for the day in the parking

lot behind the library, she had a small bag filledwith enough rings, bracelets and broaches to

soothe her addiction for the time being.

This was great, Russell said. It was a great va-

riety and it was good, quality stuff. I love it. Cant

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wait to come backagain.

The trunk sale is the

third annual, but this

year, according to

Historical Society mem-

ber Ann Powell, was re-

vamped with the hopes

of ramping up participa-tion and popularity.

Its bigger than it was

last year and thats what

we hoped at the very

least, Powell said. We

made some changes like

opening it up to vendors

who wanted two spots

and we gave a discountfor that. We allowed

items other than an-

tiques. Things like that.

Everybody seems to be

happy.

Evidence of the suc-

cess can be seen in the

numbers, Powell said.

We doubled the ven-

dors from last year, shesaid. Which is good. Im

going around with sur-

vey cards today and see-

ing what suggestions

and comments people

have so we can improve

upon it even more next

year.Funds raised through

spot rentals goes toward

the groups efforts to

help preserve the citys

history, such as its histor-

ical markers program.

This and the success

of it are a big help to us

(the historical society),Powell said. We have

other events like the Art

Fair and the quilt raffle

that help, too, but this is

a great event and were

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For a few hours last Saturday night,

Veterans Memorial Park wound the

clock backward for visitors, thanks to

80s Night presented by the St. Clair

Shores Youth Council and the Cool

City Committee.

I read about this in the Connectionand got my 80s clothes out of the clos-

et, said resident Andrea Clawson.

Its like, totally awesome idea.

Clawson and hundreds of 80s cul-

ture, music and era lovers converged

in the park for dance contests, cos-

tume contests as well as an outdoor

movie, Pretty In Pink.

We were trying to get to parentswho lived through the 80s, and their

kids who grew up with that culture,

said Youth Council member Cody

Kellehan. We wanted to find some-

thing that would let everyone connect.

We were trying to find something that would bring these two genera-tions together. We think this was a good way to do that.

The partnership between the Cool City Committee and the Youth Council

was both unique and productive, according to Youth Council member RonnieJones.

They provided the funding for this, which is really important of course, Jones said.

And we sort of organized it and put it all together. Its a great partnership, and were very

happy and proud of the fact that they worked with us and we worked with them. Its great.

Eastpointe res-

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out in her 80sgear.

Half of the

clothes are from

my moms clos-et, she said. But

if I could, Id

dress like this ev-

ery day. I love it.

The music isgreat. The

clothes, every-

thing about the

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moms here too

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Mike Bender, foreground, was oneof over one dozen participants in theevent's costume contest. Bender fin-ished second in the contest.

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According to committeemember Christian de Ron,

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ticed at last years Green

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A year ago Joe and I

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Fair and we were next tothe Cool City Committee

display, de Ron said.

They had a rain barrel

there that they were raf-

fling off. It was getting a lot

of traffic. So we said what

can we do to get more in-

teraction and more in-volvement with some of

the projects. We thought

that we would get some-

thing to give away. Thats

how the idea came to be.

We want to bring envi-

ronmental awareness into

the schools, St. John said.

We want to bring volun-teerism in the schools.

Thats how were doing it,

through this idea, through

this contest.

The process is simple.

Theres an application

form that they have to fillout, St. John said. They

fill that out and track the

hours they volunteer with

our programs.

de Ron said students can

also develop programs of

their own, providing they

first get the committees

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dents then spend the

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their time to these projects,

logging those hours, and in

May of next year the kay-

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This is exciting, St.

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Its exciting and educa-

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Councilman Pete

Rubino disagreed. He said

he used a ruler himself and

because of the rain, the sub

grade material had

washed out, making it

very easy to tell it wasntclose to 4 inches.

During his visit, Rubino

said he did not see one in-

spector onsite.

I was very frustrated

myself, Chown said. We

will not stand for that, he

said, adding he heard an

inspector was onsite andwas told everything was

OK.

Vitale questioned the

length of the warranty on

the work and told Chown

he wants the contractor to

check the entire street forsubstandard concrete

depths.

Walby added any addi-

tional costs are to be onAEWs dime.

You do what you have

to do to get it done and

make sure we got what we

paid for and thats 4 inch

sidewalks, he said.

Because south side

Talbot residents recently

paid to have damagedsidewalks replaced last

year, Caron wants to re-

fund residents for the

work, further stating the

project came in under bud-

get and the additional

funds could be used for the

reimbursement.

Acting City ManagerMike Smith said hed have

to discuss that with City

Attorney Robert Ihrie be-

fore going forward with a

rebate.

Turning to Detour,

Caron relayed there is 1/4

to 1/2 inch of dirt on the

street that was recentlycleaned by the citys

Department of Public

Works and pointed out a

water shut off cover that

does not fit the hole.

Councilman Chris

Vitale also pointed out two

sidewalk slabs pitched in-

to each other were re-

placed and the repait

wasnt any better than theoriginal job.

What do you have to

say to that?' Vitale asked.

Im kind of tired of hav-

ing resident be our inspec-

tors thats what we pay

you for, Vitale said. I

dont think the contractor

that did the work on Talbotshould be working for the

city.

Chown revealed the

same contractor handling

Talbot also had the Detour

project.

Future complaints will

be presented to incoming

City Manager Philip Ludoswhen he takes over the po-

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place to see the dynamic colors of a trillion trees than along its

highways, country roads and coastlines.

Michigan.org offers the following best time to take a Pure

Michigan fall vacation color tour via loops through designated

towns. Here's a sampling:

Upper Peninsula

A great fall color tour adventure depends on great fall color.

Know when the colors are peaking by checking the most cur-

rent fall color conditions at Michigan.gov.Michigan's U.P. is best enjoyed mid-September to early

October.

Houghton, Eagle River, Copper Harbor Michigans fall

colors come first to the trees of the Keweenaw Peninsula, the

states northernmost point. The crooked finger of land that juts

into Lake Superior puts on its annual show from about mid-

September to early October in a stunning display of reds, or-

anges and golds that blankets the hills and ridges and forms

colorful tunnels on winding two-lane roads.

Marquette, Negaunee, Au Train This Central Upper

Peninsula fall driving tour includes tree-lined country roads,

waterfalls, historic sites and a stunning drive along the Lake

Superior shore. Any road winding through the Central U.P. will

show you trees ranging from a subtle yellow to brilliant red.

The peace and quiet of this period is unmatched at any other

time of the year.Begin your tour in Marquette, the largest city in the U.P.

Lower PeninsulaMackinaw City, Petoskey, Charlevoix best enjoyed

Best time to enjoy color in MichiganFall color tours

See COLOR TOURS, page 9A

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late September to mid-October.

This Northwestern Michigan fall color tour

includes hilly, forested countryside, charming

resort towns nestled along the sparkling blue

waters of Lake Michigan and Huron, breath-

taking views, fresh air and colorful wildlife.

Mio, Alpena, Gaylord best enjoyed

late September to mid-October.

Michigans sunrise side greets fall color in

late September, and the autumn hues usual-

ly linger until mid-October. This 200-mile

route travels from Lake Hurons shore to a

stunning stand of virgin forest, with lots of op-

portunities for wildlife viewing along the way.

Take a stroll through the Alpena Wildlife

Sanctuarys Island Park. The Thunder Bay

River wraps around the 17-acre island with

its three-fourths of a mile nature trail with

viewing platform.

Grand Ledge, Hastings, Battle Creek,

Eaton Rapids best enjoyed mid to late

October.

Start this 150-mile loop fall color excursion

in the State Capital and enjoy scenic farm

and woodlands, rivers and a unique geologi-

cal formation about 300-million years old.

For more information and tours, visit

Michigan.org.

COLOR TOURS


Visit aahom.org/events for more info or call 734.995.5439

Special preschool events and activities

every weekend in September

Preschool Story Time every Tuesday from 9-10 a.m. and Saturday from 10:30-11:30 a.m.

Daily Hands-On Activities in the Preschool Gallery.

All Preschool Month activities are included with regular Museum admission.

September is Preschool Month at

the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum

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Lakeside PaletteClub

The first general mem-bership meeting of theseason for the LakesidePalette Club is from 6:30to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday,Sept. 4, in the GilstorfMeeting Room at the St.Clair Shores PublicLibrary, 22500 11 Mile,St. Clair Shores.

Local artist MarilynThomas demonstratesher watercolor technique.

Soft drinks and sweetsare available.

The club also holdsstudio space from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m. Tuesdays inRoom 111 at the St. ClairShores Adult EducationCenter, 23055 Masonic,

St. Clair Shores.The club displays and

sells artwork at the adulteducation centerthroughout the year. Thecenter is open from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday.

Club memebership is$20 per year.Membership is not re-quired to attend themonthly meetings or ex-hibits.

Upcoming events in-clude the LakesidePalette Club Annual Fall

Art Show and Sale heldFriday, Nov. 15, at theadult education center.

For more information,call club president DeniMetivier at (586) 321-

6109 or vice presidentWalt Kempski at (586)775-7528, or visitlakesidepaletteclub.org.

New ReleaseThursday

The St. Clair ShoresPublic Library hosts NewRelease Thursdays at6:30 p.m. the firstThursday of the month inthe William R. GilstorfMeeting Room at the St.Clair Shores PublicLibrary, 22500 11 Mile,St. Clair Shores.

The next viewing offree movies is a Sept. 5presentation of, Mud.

For more information,call the library at (586)771-9020.

CITYCALENDARPresents

FoodMusicArtCars

VillageFest

VillageFest

Complete Schedule: www.thevillagegp.com

September 7-8Live Music on Stage A Taste of Grosse Pointe

Saturday Night Dance Party with The Sun Messengers

Art Show and Art Demonstrations

Kids on the Block Childrens Activities

Pooch ParadeVillageFest Car Show

Free Family Fun!

Saturday, Sept. 7, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.Sunday, Sept. 8, Noon to 5 p.m.

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701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXDETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY

702APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX

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702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXS.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY

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705 HOUSES FOR RENTPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

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705 HOUSES FOR RENTPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

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706 HOUSES FOR RENTDETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY

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716 OFFICE / COMMERCIALFOR RENT

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918 CEMENT WORK 934 FENCES

Tom's FenceCo.All Types of Fencing & Gates!

Quality Materials

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Serving the Eastside

for Over 35 Years

900 AIR CONDITIONING

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907 BASEMENTWATERPROOFING

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years in the PointesLicensed & Insured

(313)886-3150G. P. Resident

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911 BRICK / BLOCK WORK

!&&/2$!",% LIGHTMASONRY3AVEONTUCKPOI NTI NG REPLACEMENTSCOLORMORTAR MATCHINGREFERENCESESTIMATES,ICENSED)NSURED-IKE$%,)3) AND 3ONS3PECIALIZINGINBASEMENTSTRESSCRACKSTUCKPOINTINGBRICKP O R C H T O P P I N G S BRICKWALKWAYSANDCHIMNEYS

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914 CARPENTRY

7% TAKECAREOFALLYOUR CARP ENTRY ANDW O O D W O R K I N GN E E D S , I CENSEDANDINSURED'ROSSE0OI NTE RESI DENTS

920 C HI MNEY REPAIR

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THOMAS KleinerChimneys repaired orrebuilt. 30 years. Li-censed/ insured.Grosse Pointe resi-dent. 313-886-3150

929 DRYWALL / PLASTERING

930 ELECTRICAL SERVICES

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934 FENCES

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936 FLOOR SANDING /REFINISHING

FLOOR sanding andfinishing. Free esti-mates. Terry Yerke,586-823-7753

939 GENERAL SERVICES

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943 LANDSCAPERS /TREE SERVICE/GARDENER

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946 HAULING / MOVING

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954 PAINTING / DECORATING

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windowsputtying, caulking.Fire/Waterdamage

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959 POWER WASHING

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960 ROOFING SERVICES

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977 WALL WASHING

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981 WINDOW WASHING

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