The Dexter Leader
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Dexter Briefs
PUBLISHED: July 24, 2008
Eagles Poker Run
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The Ann Arbor Eagles will sponsor a Poker Run/Bike and Car Show at 10 a.m. Saturday. There are five stops along the way.
Registration is $25 and includes food providing by the Eagles. It's not just bikes, it's "drive what you bring," including cars and motor homes.
The Eagles is an international non-profit organization, which strives to make a difference in communities.
The Eagles, founded in 1898, has since given more than $100 million to charities. This year's charity is the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
This charity was chosen in honor of former Eagle member, Peter Haggerty, whose life was cut short by type I diabetes.
The group is looking for more items to auction/raffle, in addition to public interest in participating in the event.
It starts at the Eagles' location at 7881 Jackson Road.
For more information call 1-734-424-9551.
Dexter Daze
The Dexter Daze Committee will be compiling a map of garage sales in the village held during the Dexter Daze event on Aug. 8 and 9.
To be mentioned in the flyer, please contact Carol Jones at 426-8114 or dextercofc@aol.com and leave the following information: name, address and date and times of sale.
Parks Commission vacancy
The Village of Dexter Parks Commission has a vacancy for a term to expire in June 2010.
The Parks Commission is responsible for advising the Village Council on parks and recreation activities within the Village of Dexter and for preparing and implementing the Village of Dexter Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
The Parks Commission meets the third Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. at the village office.
Interested individuals should submit an application at the village office, 8123 Main St., Dexter, or abishop@villageofdexter.org.
Illegal left turn warning
The Washtenaw County Sheriffs would like to warn the public traveling through Dexter's downtown district that left turns are prohibited from Main Street to Alpine and Jeffords, and from Jeffords onto Main Street.
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