Garden City News

The family of Curtis "Bud" Scott is pleading to the public for any tips in connection with the death of their son on June 6. In the meantime, Crime Stoppers is also looking for tips in the case and has offered a $2,500 reward.

On Thursday, May 23, her family and friends, including her grandmother Marguerite Wojewski of Westland, resident witnessed her being sworn in by Judge Cedric Simpson in a Washtenaw County District Court.

The family of Curtis 'Bud' Scott is pleading to the public for any tips in connection with the death of their son on June 6. In the meantime, Crime Stoppers is also looking for tips in the case and has offered a $2,500 reward.

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT RESOLUTION No. 4 ROLL#4224 - HARRISON, 2012 WHEREAS, at a Regular Meeting of the Council on May 6, 2013, the City Council adopted a Resolution of Determination for Special Assessment District 4224, and the City Clerk Treasurer was directed to prepare such roll; and WHEREAS, such roll has been prepared and is presented ... (more)

Keynote speakers include State Sen. Patrick Colbeck, chair of Veterans Appropriations Committee; Robert Price, director of Michigan Department of Military and Veteran Affairs, and Kevin Kelley, director of Wayne County Senior and Veteran Affairs.

A Michigan Art Center student probably said it best: "The best treasures are hidden."

It took a special meeting Wednesday for the Garden City Council to approve an agreement to enter into a four-city consolidated dispatching service operated from the Westland Police Department.

The police have released a photo of the mini-van in which the subject in a fatal stabbing was a passenger.

The James M. Hannan Division of the U.S. Navy Sea Cadets is holding an electronics recycling event 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 8, in the parking lot of Henry Ruff School, 30300 Maplewood at Henry Ruff in Garden City.

The Westland Jaycees will be hosting a Cutest Pet Contest this year during the Westland-Wayne Relay for Life June 8-9.

Organizers of the Westland Summer Festival must be wondering what hit them. A council study session last week to discuss concerns over the bill for police overtime at last year's festival and security turned into a call by Councilman Bill Johnson for a city ordinance banning carnivals.

The police were alerted to the situation where several people were chasing a suspect on a yellow bicycle about 11:30 a.m. May 28. He allegedly stole a jar, containing about $50 in coins and currency meant for St. Petka Church.

Wendy Owens-Burbary of Garden City, who is battling breast cancer, is buoyed in spirit by her longtime friend Kelly Miller's fundraising event for her on Friday, June 21, at the Livonia Elks Lodge.

When David White retired in 2011 after serving nearly 31 years as a Garden City police officer, plans for a retirement party were delayed for various reasons.

Field Day on May 29 at the Farmington 5/6 Campus in Garden City was a special opportunity for students to spend time outside.

Westland resident George Murray is the first-place winner in TOPS Division 1 for Michigan in 2012 after losing 110 pounds.

Registrations is being accepted through June 13 for the Garden City Parks and Recreation Department's Family Resource Center Summer H.E.A.T. 2013 program.

An local Intergovernmental Agreement that would establish a establish a four-city emergency dispatching center is set to be voted on by the Garden City and Inkster councils at their Monday, June 3, meetings.

Meet your next furry pet in downtown Garden City on Saturday, June 8, at the first Garden City Flea Circus.

The local Intergovernmental Agreement is set to be voted on by the Garden City and Inkster councils at their June 3 meetings.