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Showing posts with label Detroit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detroit. Show all posts
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Thanks for the guest post by Laura Mitchell




Being a hockey fan is so much different than being a basketball or a football fan. The game is brutal, more involved, and more passionate. I think that sort of bleeds over into the fans as well. As a Red Wings fan I can't say that I've ever felt better than when I'm sitting next to the glass at a game. I think Todd Bertuzzi is a perfect example of everything that is right about hockey. He's in your face, aggressive, and bleeding to win. He's what led me to the Red Wings and made them my favorite team. Whether it's at the glass watching the game or sitting on a big couch watching the players take the ice on satellite tv from http://www.direc4u.com/direct-tv-deals.html... It's all beautiful and perfect to me. Hockey fans are just made different because the sport is just made different. When the NFL and the NBA shut down for their different disputes I will still have a beer in hand and a grin on my face as my hockey team continues to play on.
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Macomb county families and residents who are homeless or at-risk due to foreclosure, job loss or hardship are invited!

Meet and Talk with people and organizations that can assist individuals and families with:

  • Shelter and Housing Options
  • Homeless Prevention Services
  • Rapid Re-Housing Programs
  • Emergency Financial Assistance
  • Legal Services-Eviction/Foreclosure
  • Homeless Student Assistance
  • Social Security Assistance
  • Low Cost Food Program

All services and help are FREE! On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 around 10:00Am-2:00PM at Warren Woods, Church of the Nazarene, 14300 13 Mile Road (East of Schoenherr) Warren, MI 48088. Lunch is served around 11:30 Am to 12:30 PM. There will be raffles, prizes and much more. For a listing of attending agencies visit MACOMB. See you there!

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There will be a free market today Sunday March 21st at Rosa Parks Transit Center. It will start around 1:00pm and go until 5:00pm, rain or shine. Everything you bring will be hauled away for you (within reason-a fridge maybe difficult). Usually we find everything from pots and pans to canned goods, lots of clothing, old cds, art supplies, video game systems, ironing boards.. you name it.
The Rosa Parks Transit Center is located on Cass Avenue just North of Michigan between Part Street and 1st.
Hope to see you there!
If you miss this one the next Free Market will be held on May 23rd, 2010.
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America's Greatest Hot Rod Show in Detroit on February 26-28, 2010 at COBO Hall for more photos and details visit Autorama.





















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DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS AUXILIARY
Robert H. Cox Unit 129 , 47326 Dequindre, Utica, MI 48317
Free Clothing Swap , Feb 17, 2009, 11 AM – 7 PM
Contact person: Charly Mathews , 586-254-7417

"WHAT'S A CLOTHES SWAP?"

This is a totally FREE event, with NO obligation to bring anything or take anything. It's called a "swap" because so many people bring clothes they no longer need, and take what they DO want.

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS:

At home, sort and fold CLEAN clothes (clothes you wouldn't mind putting on your family to go out in public) by size into boxes or bags. THEN, when you get to the swap, sort the clothes by size onto marked tables. Next comes the fun part. Go to the tables with the size clothes you are looking for, and take what you need. Free of charge. No strings attached. There are no minimums or maximums.

Some families are looking to clean out the clothes they no longer use, and they bring boxes of clothes in, sometimes leaving with just one or two "special" things. Other families are really in need of clothes, and come with little or nothing, but leave with bags of clothes. Others bring what they took last season, for another family to take this time, and bring home another season's worth themselves to start the process again.
The Organization will provide the bags for that day. One bag per family! This is the only way to keep the swap fair. We will have extra bags that we will provide for a $1.00 donation per adult.

THIS IS FOR INDIVIDUALS ONLY ... NO charities, shelters, or resale.


HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE?

Look for clothes you might like to bring. Wash, fold, and sort them by size. Then call all your friends and family and ask them to do the same ... and come alone or as a group to the swap! Clothes swapping are even more fun when you can share your great finds with friends.

WHAT SIZES?

All sizes of baby, kids, and adult clothing (including coats, shoes, and accessories). VERY lightly stained clothes are OK as some people don't mind these for work or play, or are talented at removing stains. However, all clothing MUST BE CLEAN. Fabric and baby accessories are welcome.

WHEN IS DROP OFF?

Tuesday, Feb 17, 2010 from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.

DONATIONS DAYS are:
Monday, Feb 1st, 10-2pm
Wednesday, 3rd, 10-2pm
Thursday, 4th, 6-8pm
Saturday, 6th, 10-2pm
Sunday, 7th, 4-8pm
Thursday, 11th, 6-8pm
Monday, 15th, 4-8pm
Tuesday, 2-7pm
We need volunteers for these days to help sort the clothing. Also, plus being a volunteer will get you first picks with a minimum of 2 hrs volunteering commitment.
NEWS VIDEO
PLEASE NOTE:
For safety reasons. All children must be supervised.
Questions? Please respond to the address: frugalnanax3@yahoo.com
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Swap Schedule for upcoming year:
Drop off Dates :
May 18, 2010
August 17, 2010
November 16, 2010
Event Dates:
May 19, 2010
August 18, 2010
November 17, 2010
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Charly Mathews
Proud Grandma to Alan, Desiree & Brianna
USAF Gulf War Veteran