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Students Encouraged to Recognize Outstanding Teachers Teacher of the Year Forms Available Now Students are encouraged to recognize outstanding teachers who have made significant contributions to their education by submitting 2017 Teacher of the Year nominations by the deadline: 5pm, Thursday, April 6, 2017.

There are several easy options available to nominate your favorite teacher! Online:

1) Download the nomination form from the Dearborn Public Schools website:

2) Visit http://dearbornschools.org/district/news/151-time-to-nominate-your-favorite-teacher-2 for more information and to a find the brief form that can be filled out and submitted on-line.

3) Hard copies of the form will be available in school offices soon. Nominations can be mailed or faxed to the Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce. Fax: 313-584-9818. Mail: 22100 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn, MI 48124.

Teachers selected for this prestigious award will receive a $1,000 cash prize, a glass award commemorating their achievement, and will become part of a select group of Dearborn teachers who have been recognized by the community for their dedication and passion for teaching. One award will be presented in each teacher category: Pre-Kindergarten through 2nd grade, 3rd-5th grade, middle school, and high school. Students, families, teachers, district faculty and the public are invited to attend the Teacher of the Year awards ceremony on Thursday, May 24 at 4:15pm at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center in Dearborn. Admission is free. The awards are sponsored by the Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by LaFontaine.

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Wait for it! Impact Award Nomination Forms Available Soon Just as the Teacher of the Year award celebrates the classroom teacher, the Impact award recognizes all other staff members who demonstrate the District’s

CORE Values and are consistently professional, personable and polite as they work in other roles contributing to the classroom environment and providing overall customer service. Examples of staff members who are eligible include Principals, Para-pros, Custodians, Bus Drivers, Food Service Staff, Social Workers, Carpenters, Skilled Trade, Computer Technicians, or anyone who is not a classroom teacher but works for the Dearborn Public Schools.

District employees eligible for the Impact Award include full or part time staff members employed with the Dearborn Public Schools for more than three years. Nomination forms with a complete list of qualifications will be available soon. Four winners will be announced on May 16 at the Dearborn Education Foundation’s Green Tie Event. For more information about nominating a staff member or any aspect of the Impact Awards, contact the Communications Office at 313-827-3006 or communications@dearbornschools.org.

Save the Date!

Saturday, April 22 Martian Marathon Ford Field Park, Dearborn http://martianraces.com/

April 2-6 No school!

Thursday, April 19 Youth Arts Festival Opening of City-Wide Dearborn Public Schools Art Show, 4pm Collage Concert, 7pm Ford Community & Performing Arts Center

Wednesday, May 16 Education Foundation Green Tie Dinner, 5;30-7pm At The Henry http://www.dearbornedfoundation.org/our-events/green-tie-dinner

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On the most recent episode of "Happenings in the Dearborn Public Schools,” Superintendent Glenn Maleyko and Communications Director David Mustonen discuss the Real Dearborn Peace March with Student Empowerment Facilitator Dr. Violet Souweidane, along with High School Students, about the 2017 Real Dearborn Peace March. The Students, Jasmine Little & Noor Alzuabidi from Edsel Ford and Layaill Mustafa from Dearborn High, share the reasons and planning behind the event, as well as the success of the event itself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H9nNvPBVj4&feature=youtu.be

Nurses, Social Workers, Psychologists, Therapist and Counselors Earn CEU's; Educators Earn SCECHs

Registration: $130 Group of 5 or more: $100 Students: $45 Registration includes: Breakfast, Lunch, Speaker Series

and Conference Materials. Limited Seating

Featured on “Happenings” Superintendent’s Video Show: “The Real Dearborn March”

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MARCH IS READING MONTH! Look at all the wonderful books being read by students, teachers and special guests across our school district! We’re sharing just a few of the photos that have been shared on school blogs this month. Click on the video link and see who you might recognize in the montage of Dearborn Public School staff members reading children’s books from Sleeping Bear Press. WHO do you think could be reading “Willow and the Snow Day Dance” with its tips on how kids can try to make it snow??? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW9_5FrpxzE&feature=youtu.be

Students were thrilled to welcome Dearborn Council President Susan Dabaja as a guest reader at Maples. She read to second graders and answered their many, many questions.

Reading month provided 5th grade students at Maples Elementary a fun opportunity to meet their future middle school principal. Stout Middle School Principal Gregory Oke visited Maples as a guest reader. The students asked questions and enjoyed listening to Mr. Oke read.

Dearborn Heights Police Chief Lee Gavin shared a favorite book with students at River Oaks.

First grade students at Maples Elementary were excited to have Honorable Judge Turfe read to them. The students asked Judge Turfe many great questions and gained interesting information about the court system. For example, one student asked how long does it take to become a judge. Another student asked, “Do you like making people go to jail?” The Students enjoyed having the Judge read to them, had many giggles, but best of all was the smile on their faces!!

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Dr. Youssef Mosallam enjoyed reading to students at Snow Elementary.

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DHS Bounces Crestwood in Regional Championship The Dearborn High girls varsity basketball team won their second consecutive MHSAA District Championship with a 57-49 win over Crestwood on March 3. DHS advanced to the regional round of play on March 7 to play the #1 ranked team in the state, Detroit Martin Luther King.

DuVall students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with special Reading Month activities. While wearing their green and during breaks from looking for Leprechauns, they spent time reading a good book to themselves throughout the building. As students spread out across the hallways and classrooms while with sitting near some of their friends. Many classes held fun activities to go with the regular curriculum. This included graphing the different marshmallow shapes in a box of Lucky Charms in kindergarten.

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Volunteers Needed to Welcome Robot Event Participants Saturday, May 13

Hot off the presses! It’s the buzz around town. ROBOTS ARE INVADING MCUNIS and DEARBORN IN MAY, but there’s nothing to fear. These robots are smart, (and they like to play), because we PROGRAMMED them that way. These robots are helpful (and they have lots of muscles), because we DESIGNED them like that. They are… …FIRST FTC robots, and they are COMPETING at McCollough-Unis on SATURDAY, MAY 13. McU is hosting the Spring FTC event where they will welcome 24 teams from Michigan to maneuver, throw, lift and climb their way to victory. In order to welcome our silver friends properly, McU NEEDS YOUR HELP with…… …Volunteers (13 or older) …Food for volunteers and …Funding for event expenses. To volunteer or learn more about how you (or your students, family, friends) can help, please contact

Kidada Simmons, Teacher Email: simmonk@dearbornschools.org Phone: 313-827-8050

To learn more about the Robot event, visit www.mcubots.us. .

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Lindbergh Chess Champs Take First Place Trophies

What’s your next move? Hundreds of elementary school competitors concentrated and strategized before every move in the Dearborn Public Schools chess championships. Once every student has played two final games in the chess version of the Stanley Cup, the winning school teams leave for home, claiming a trophy and the highest honors. For more than 35 years the chess program in Dearborn has grown. More than 14 teams now participate. Lindbergh students came in first place by sweeping this year’s competition, winning both the “A Team” and “B Team” first place trophies in the elementary school chess championship this year. “A Team” is the equivalent to top varsity team in the district and “B Team” is equivalent to junior varsity. (Lindbergh’s winning teams are shown in top right photo.) Miss Polidori and Mrs. Hickson, the chess coaches at Lindbergh, have put together a truly phenomenal chess team...possibly one of the best chess teams in Michigan. The Lindbergh team has now won the district championship three times. At the competition this year, Howe elementary students came in second place. Howard Elementary students came in third place. Becker Elementary came in fourth place. Howe school was in the red. Howard was in the blue with big white print. Becker was in the blue with small white print. Because Dearborn has a lot of schools participating in the chess program, all four of these chess teams won area competitions to get to the district-level competition. The students from all four chess teams displayed great chess skills. Lindbergh parents noted they were particularly impressed by seeing their students using their critical thinking skills in a most spectacular manner. The level of concentration on the students’ faces showed they were able to screen out distractions and think through the consequences of their choices. More district schools than ever before now compete in the chess program. Both elementary teams and middle school teams compete. The chess program is important because it helps students not only think better but also relate better. In the end, this is what’s most important: Students who play chess are gaining skills, skills they will later need to achieve the success they deserve to achieve. Thank you to the Lindbergh School for contributing to this article.

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District Programs on Cable Television & Website

Check out what’s going on across our district through the terrific video programs on WDPS TV! Watch on cable television (Comcast Ch. 19; WOW Ch. 15) or on the District’s YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/dpscommdept

Current Television Schedule

Monday, Thursday and Friday 8:00am Dearborn School’s Honors Choir January 2017 Vocal Concert 9:00am Haigh Elementary 2014 Vocal Concert for Martin Luther King Jr. 10:00am Edsel Ford High School 2011 Recitation of “I Have A Dream” 11:00am OL Smith Students Discuss the “2013 Black History Board at ASC” 12:00pm Maples Arabic Music Ensemble 10th Anniversary Concert (2011) 1:00pm Salina Elementary 2008 Clothing of Africa Assembly 4:00pm Robert Jones “History and Instruction in the Blues” 5:00pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Growing Our Own Administrators 5:30pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Snow Days & School Cancellation 6:00pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Libraries A Wonderful Resource 6:30pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: HFC and the P-14 School District 7:00pm Dearborn Public Schools Board of Education Meeting Tuesday and Wednesday 8:00am Maples Arabic Music Ensemble 10th Anniversary Concert (2011) 9:00am Salina Elementary 2008 Clothing of Africa Assembly 12:00pm Robert Jones “History and Instruction in the Blues” 1:00pm OL Smith Students Discuss the “2013 Black History Board at ASC” 1:30pm Edsel Ford High School 2011 Recitation of “I Have A Dream” 2:00pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Growing Our Own Administrators 2:30pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Snow Days & School Cancellation 3:00pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Libraries A Wonderful Resource 3:30pm Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: HFC and the P-14 School District 4:00pm Board of Education Meeting 7:00pm Dearborn School’s Honors Choir January 2017 Vocal Concert 8:00pm Haigh Elementary 2014 Vocal Concert for Martin Luther King Jr. 9:30pm Board of Education Meeting Saturday and Sunday 9:00am Robert Jones “History and Instruction in the Blues” 10:00am Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Growing Our Own Administrators 10:30am Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Snow Days & School Cancellation 11:00am Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: Libraries A Wonderful Resource 11:30am Happenings in the Dearborn Schools: HFC and the P-14 School District 12:00pm Dearborn Public Schools Board of Education Meeting 3:00pm Dearborn School’s Honors Choir January 2017 Vocal Concert 4:00pm Haigh Elementary 2014 Vocal Concert for Martin Luther King Jr. 5:00pm Maples Arabic Music Ensemble 10th Anniversary Concert (2011) 6:00pm OL Smith Students Discuss the “2013 Black History Board at ASC” 7:00pm Edsel Ford High School 2011 Recitation of “I Have A Dream” 8:00pm Salina Elementary 2008 Clothing of Africa Assembly

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MEEMIC Offers Classroom Makeover Grant

Receive Up to $300 for a Classroom Makeover!

Whether your need is big or small, use the Classroom Makeover to update your classroom decor or simply get needed materials or supplies.

The Jerry & Verda Toler Insurance Agency and Meemic Insurance Company are offering educators the opportunity to receive up to $300 for a classroom makeover. Since 1950, Meemic has exclusively served the needs of educators and is proud to further that partnership with Dearborn Public Schools.

Educators in the Dearborn Public Schools are eligible to enter using this easy and short form: online application form.

Recipients will be selected by school administrators.

A total of three educators will be selected to receive a classroom makeover (classroom supplies/items or improvements).

Applications will be accepted through March 30, 2017 at 11:59pm.

Classroom makeover must be completed by end of 2016-2017 school year.

Enter Today! Simply complete the short online application form and tell Meemic in three to five sentences why you would like a classroom makeover and how this makeover will change the educational experience you are providing your students. Don’t miss this special opportunity to receive up to $300 to use to enhance your classroom!

Maples Students Show Kindness Through Collection

Residents at Covenant House, a sanctuary in Detroit for young people who have nowhere else to go, will enjoy a variety of health care products thanks to the efforts of third grade students at Maples. During February, the students collected five boxes full of health care products including toothpaste, soap, and shampoo to donate to Covenant House. Learn more about Covenant House at https://covenanthousemi.org/ Thank you Maples students and staff for showing kindness and concern for others!

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Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Opens Wednesday, April 19

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Thursday-Saturday, March 22, 23, 24, and 25 - 7:30pm

Sunday, March 26 - 3pm Dearborn High School Valentine Auditorium

Tickets $8, $11, $13 For more info call 313-827-1647.

The Classic Musical Is Back

Fordson Robotics Team Rocks! In just the second year of working together, the students on Fordson’s Robotics Team have demonstrated that they have the dedication, determination and skills to win in competitions against more seasoned robotics teams. The Fordson RoboTractors recently won second place when competing against 40 teams at a regional competition in Southfield. This competition is one of two in which the 16-member team will compete in hopes of advancing to the state competition. The students on the team expressed appreciation to their mentors from Ford Motor Company and Fordson teacher/team sponsor Renee Garcia for her help in preparing the them for the competitions.

Scholarships & Financial Aid Looking for financial resources for a graduating high school senior? Check out the list of opportunities on the Dearborn Public Schools website: https://dearbornschools.org/academics/scholarships-financial-aid The Dearborn Education Foundation also provides financial resources to support Dearborn Public Schools graduates’ post-secondary education at junior college or university levels. Scholarships are for graduating students from the Collegiate Academy and Dearborn High, Edsel Ford and Fordson High. Applications are due April 30. Selected scholarship recipients will receive their funds at the annual Green Tie Dinner Celebration on Wednesday, May 16. Find information and Education Foundation scholarship applications online: http://www.dearbornedfoundation.org/scholarships

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Loan Forgiveness Program By Nada Alamaddine, Human Resources

Did you know, there is a Federal program offering student loan forgiveness for nonprofit employees? While some educators may benefit from Teacher Loan Forgiveness, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) is for any full-time staff member. The loan forgiveness amount is individually determined and tax-free. Dearborn Public Schools has partnered with our local education service agency, Wayne RESA, to provide information and expertise on this program. Innovative Student Loan Solutions* is our trusted advisory service to provide education about this program. For more information, visit: http://humanresources.dearbornschools.org/2016/12/22/loan-forgiveness-program-pslf/ or here: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa

Aladdin Jr. Production Features Students from Across District Come on down, stop on by, hop a carpet and fly... to Stout Theater Company's performance of Disney's Aladdin Jr. featuring students from 15 schools across the Dearborn Public Schools District! That’s HALF of our schools! Attend the show to see the talented students from Stout, Woodworth, Becker, Oakman, Unis, Snow, Miller, Howe, Haigh, Howard, McCollough, Geer Park, Lindberg, Long, and STEM. Dates: 7pm on Thursday, April 20 and Friday, April 21.

2pm and 6pm on Saturday, April 22. Location: Stout Middle School Auditorium,18500 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn. Get ready to have the magic carpet swept from under you as Aladdin and his group of magical friends make their way to the Stout Middle School stage. The story of Aladdin, from The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, has proved immensely popular and is a firm favorite with elaborate sets and costumes, beautiful music, and loads of audience participation. Tickets: In advance, $8 adults/$5 students and seniors. At the door: $10. The shows are expected to sell out - so make sure you get your tickets soon! For tickets and more information, visit: www.stcdearborn.org.

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Miller Students Put Their Hearts Into Helping Heart Association Miller Elementary students stepped up their "Jump Rope for Heart" fundraiser efforts this year, raising $1,589.33 for the American Heart Association. The whole school, that’s 660 students, participated in the "Pump it up" stations, raising funds during physical education class. In addition, 153 students brought in a donation from home. That’s a whole lotta activity — and fun!— to raise a whole lotta funds to support the great work of the American Heart Association!

Students Can Still Enroll in Spring Power of Drawing Classes Classes geared for K-5 students started last week, but parents can still sign up for the session and will not be charged for a class that they were not able to attend. Even if students are not attending the schools listed in the flier, they can sign up and go to the nearest school to them. Questions? Call 313-827-1959 Enroll at www.dearbornceonline.org

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See artwork by Dearborn students on the display in the lobby during “Comic Pages Thru The Ages” at the Performing Arts Center through April 7. Click for more info.

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25+ Club Banquet May 19, All Welcome to Attend Celebration

In 1956 a group of employees came up with an idea to keep in touch with their retired colleagues. Today, some 60 years later, the 25+ Club in still going strong and will be hosting their annual banquet on Friday, May 19, 2017 at Park Place in Dearborn. Social Hour begins at 5:30 pm followed by a buffet dinner at 6:30 pm.

Immediately following dinner a short program will honor those staff members from the Dearborn Public Schools and Henry Ford College who have completed their 25th year of service and those who have been approved for retirement by the Board of Education. Those whose retirement is approved after March 31 are honored the following year. You do not need to be a member of the 25+ Club to celebrate with those being honored. All District and HFC employees are invited to the year-end celebration. Tickets must be purchased by May 5 by contacting 313-827-3006. The Board partnered with the 25+ club in 1962 to support their efforts to recognize staff members who are retiring or have been with the district for 25 years. The Board awards honorees with a small recognition in appreciation for their many years of service. Though a paperweight, cheese tray or certificate is no gold watch, it always reminds one of the recognition Ford Motor Company gave their employees after 25 years of service. Congratulations to those who are completing 25 years of full time service in the district and HFC.

Congratulations to the 25+ Club and thank you to all of its members for their service to the students in our school district.

HFC Engineering, Trade &

Tech Info Night April 20 Henry Ford College is hosting an infor-mation night for those interested in re-ceiving information about: the HFC Pre-Engineering program, transferring to a four-year college or university and regis-tering for classes for the fall 2017 semes-ter. When: Thursday, April 20 Time: 5:30pm registration; 6-8pm program Place: Eugene A. Forfa Auditorium, located on the first floor of the Andrew A. Mazzara Administrative Services & Conference Center (ASCC) (Building L on the main cam-pus). This event is free and open to the public. Those who attend this session will have an opportunity to:

Explore HFC Engineering and Technology programs and career opportunities;

Meet with faculty, visit classrooms, and get a taste of the HFC student experience;

Learn about the advantages of attending HFC; and

Hear about opportunities to start at HFC and transfer to a four-year university.

For more info, visit: https://my.hfcc.edu/forms/engineering-trade-and-technology-information-night

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City of Dearborn Enews Available

Click here to see the most recent issue of the City of Dearborn’s enews:

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Henry Ford College 44th Annual Women’s Recognition Luncheon

Friday, March 24 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Student and Culinary Arts Center (Building M)

Proceeds support the Student Emergency Funds administered by HFC Student Outreach and Support (SOS). Individual ticket: $35. Deadline: Friday, March 17.

Contributions to the Women’s Recognition Luncheon may be made by check or money order payable to the HFC Foundation, Foundation Office Henry Ford College 5101 Evergreen Dearborn, MI 48128-1495

More info, click here https://www.hfcc.edu/news/items/1487013348 or call 313-317-6839.

Jobs in the District

If you know someone who may be looking for a new employment opportunity, Dearborn Public Schools is accepting job applications.

There are several opportunities ranging from contractual subbing through full time employment providing ample opportunities to meet a wide range of employment interests. Interested parties should apply online.

Examples of jobs that need to be filled: Noon Hour Supervisors . Elementary Teaching Positions Secondary Math Teaching Positions Custodians Food Service Bus Drivers It all starts by completing the online application at https://hr.dearborn.k12.mi.us/New_Account.aspx

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Families with Special Needs Can Register in Case of Emergency

In an effort to improve service to Dearborn residents with family members with mental health issues or intellectual or physical impairments, the Police and Fire departments have initiated a program so that these special needs can be registered in advance in case an emergency occurs. The voluntary Special Needs 911 Registry program allows residents to alert public safety responders that individuals with special needs live in their home. Among the conditions that may mean special care is needed from public safety responders are autism, Alzheimer’s disease, Down syndrome, and physical disabilities. The Special Needs 911 Registry form can be found at: www.cityofdearborn.org You can type “disabilities” into the search box on the website homepage as well.

Chamber of Commerce Awards & Expo March 31 The Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce will host its prestigious Chamber Choice Awards & Expo on Friday, March 31, 2016 from 11am to 2pm, at The Henry, an Autograph Collection Hotel in Dearborn. Among the awards the Chamber will present, School Board Trustee Jim Thorpe of Ameriprise Financial will be named the Chamber’s Business Leader of the Year. The Chamber Choice Awards & Expo is combines effective networking and business appreciation by honoring five outstanding individuals and businesses, recognizing over 100 organizations celebrating milestone anniversaries, and featuring an expo showcasing over 40 Metro Detroit area businesses. The event is presented by Ford Land. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit Event cost: $50 for Chamber members,$65 for all others. Space is limited. To register visit www.DearbornAreaChamber.org or call 313-584-6100.

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May 7 DHS Golf

Outing Fundraiser

for Sports Programs

The DHS Athletic Booster Club sponsors projects that benefit over 500 Dearborn High School student athletes, comprising of 26 sports and 49 teams, per year. Our annual Pioneer Golf Outing is one of our largest fundraisers for our student athletes.

Taylor Meadows Golf Club Date: May 7, 2017 Time: 9am Price: $100 per golfer; $35 for dinner only

Includes: 18 holes of golf Food/drink at the turn Post tournament lunch in the clubhouse Contests Raffles Prizes Silent auction And more!

For more information and sponsorship opportunities visit: http://www.golfoutingpro.com/event/dearbornhighschoolboosterclubgolfouting

Or contact Gretchen Bruce, gpbruce10@gmail.com

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1. Seller's name, phone number and/or email address 2. Up to 3 photos of the item for sale 3. Description such as: * Price (can be specific dollar amount or "best offer"), * Size, color, year, make, model, special

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Country Ranch Home for Sale Newly refurbished, designer showcase 3-bedroom, 1,575-sq.-ft. ranch home in a picturesque Waverly, Tenn. $137,500. Close enough to Nashville to enjoy the sights and sounds of the city, far enough away to escape urban pressures. Nearby fishing, boating and hunting activities. Master bedroom with private full bath, dining and family rooms, 2-car garage, pantry, laundry, large closets, and a covered deck that runs along the back of the house overlooking a brook. Tennessee's lower cost of living makes this the perfect choice for anyone looking to enjoy the good life. For more photos & details, click: http://tinyurl.com/103ElmCt Contact Connie Harrison, connie.harrison@hotmail.com or call 313-819-1097.

Beautiful Paintings for Sale Amazing ocean scene painting in golden frame. Painting with frame measures approx. 50” wide by 61” tall. Great condition from non-smoking home. Sold as is. $500. Photos of front and back of painting and artist’s signature are shown. Call Mary for details: 313 207-0152.

Beautiful painting of whimsical dancers in ornate gold frame in great condition. Painting with frame measures 49” wide x 70” tall. Comes from a smoke free home. $500. Photos of front and back of painting and artist’s signature are shown. Call Mary with questions: 313-207-0152.

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