The Dexter Leader
A Heritage Newspaper
Weekly Publication
Dexter Briefs
PUBLISHED: July 17, 2008
Corrections
Advertisement
In the July 10 edition of the Dexter Leader, the cutline for the story on the Dexter Senior Center should have been: Acrylic painting instructor Paula Christie works with Joyce Rowe. Maggie Ulrich is in the background. Also, the exercise class featured at the DSC meets at 10:30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and is taught by Liz Polk.
•
A July 3 edition titled "Village police reductions" should have said Dexter Village is considering going from 8 to 7 deputies or Police Service Units (3 each from Dexter Township and the Village and 2 from Webster). Also, the village is still paying for half of the PSW at Dexter Community Schools.
•
A July 10 edition story titled "Village officials meeting financial obligations" had Assistant Village Manager Courtney Nicholls' name spelled incorrectly.
St. Joseph Sunset 5K 2008
Race through the streets of Dexter on July 21 and 22 a 5K walk that will go around, the neighborhood between 2nd and 4th Streets and Inverness and Dover.
Participants must register at St. Joseph Parish at 3430 Dover Street for $20 to participate. There will also be a 1 Mile Fun Run in addition to the 5K Walk.
There will be drawings for prizes after the run, as well as a food and beverage tent and music. The top 3 finishers in each category also receive a prize.
The Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC) needs people to join teams that will measure and map a stream site this summer. You can learn the techniques in a hands-on workshop from 2 to 5 p.m. July 27.
Learn to "read a river" by characterizing the bed, the banks and other indicators of stream health.
Teams will map a site on a later date. Sites to be studied include Boyden Creek below Loch Alpine at Huron River Drive and the Huron River at Zeeb Road.
Register by July 22 by contacting Joan at jmartin@hrwc.org or 734-769-5123, ext.11.
For more information about HRWC visit www.hrwc.org.
Not all stories are guaranteed to appear
online. The Web edition contains a reasonable
sampling of the print edition stories.
For the most complete news coverage, we invite you to
subscribe
to the print edition of the paper.
Expanded
Web
Coverage
TOP JOBS
