Library News
CCS (College for Creative Studies) presents...
Art for Middle School Students
November 2, 9, 16 & 23
10:30 - 1 pm
| For Middle school students with a serious interest in art and strong family support. This workshop helps students prepare their personal art portfolio and encourages them to apply to Detroit’s quality high school art programs. |
Redford Book Club
Saturday, November 23
11:30 - 1 pm
The Heist by Janet Evanovich
Knit & Crochet Club
Mondays, November 4, 18 &25
5:30 - 7:30
Bring your own projects, join in the fun.
Toastmasters
Wednesdays, November 6 & 20
6:30 -8:00
Toastmasters fosters confidence, the ability to communicate, persuade and lead
Thanksgiving Extravaganza @ the Red Ford
Saturday, November 23
1 - 2 pm
Thanksgiving crafts for Children
Teen Crafts Make & Sell
Mondays, November 4, 18 & 25
Call the library for times
Participants will create hanger & rags wreaths to sell in the Holiday Crafts Festival December 7th 2013 proceeds can be kept by individual crafters.
Sukyo Mahikari
Monday, November 25
Call the library for times
Light giving circle to improve your inner most attitudes (Reiki)
Junior Youth Empowerment Program
Wednesdays, November 5, 12 & 19
4 - 7 pm
Character building for healthy self esteem.through games and activities.
Community News
Information below is from
Attention 9th Grade
Students!
School is back in
session and it is time to register for the Detroit College Promise
scholarship, if you haven't already done so. Remember, the only other
requirements for the Detroit College Promise Scholarship are that you live in
Detroit grades 9-12, attend a DPS high school grades 9-12 and submit the
necessary documents by the deadline.
scholarship, if you haven't already done so. Remember, the only other
requirements for the Detroit College Promise Scholarship are that you live in
Detroit grades 9-12, attend a DPS high school grades 9-12 and submit the
necessary documents by the deadline.
Registration is quick,
easy and can be done online at www.DetroitCollegePromise.com or by
clicking here. The Class of 2013 scholarship
recipients were
awarded between $150 - $600 to attend a Michigan public college or
university. We hope to increase the awards each year.
The deadline to register for 9th graders (members
of the class of 2017) is December 1, 2013. Students can register beginning in
kindergarten. Those in grades 10 or higher can sign up for our newsletter to
learn about other scholarships.
Kales ACT
Preparatory Institute
The KALES ACT
Preparatory Institute is a free program offered by the Honors College at Wayne
State University for high school students that reside or attend school in
Detroit. The program is designed to strengthen skills in all areas covered by
the ACT - math, science, reading, writing, and critical thinking. These classes
can be taken in summer or winter and provide individualized instruction and
small support groups to enhance learning and success. Students should sign up to
participate in this program in the Winter semester of 11th grade. Click here for more information on
the program and how to apply.
What is 2-1-1?
-It is an
information and referral service that connects people to available resources
within their communities. It is an "easy access" tool for reliable
information.
-Dial "2-1-1" and speak to a live operator 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
-2-1-1 has updated information on over 12,000 programs and services. Callers can receive information about help with getting food, paying rent, housing, child care, free low-cost clinics, prescription assistance and much more.
-2-1-1 Community Care Advocates are trained to help callers prioritize needs and navigate through the complex web of health and human service agencies.
-United Way for Southeastern Michigan services Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw, and Lapeer counties.
-Dial "2-1-1" and speak to a live operator 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
-2-1-1 has updated information on over 12,000 programs and services. Callers can receive information about help with getting food, paying rent, housing, child care, free low-cost clinics, prescription assistance and much more.
-2-1-1 Community Care Advocates are trained to help callers prioritize needs and navigate through the complex web of health and human service agencies.
-United Way for Southeastern Michigan services Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, Washtenaw, and Lapeer counties.
-Click
here for more information.
SENIORS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
TOGETHER
The
S.A.L.T. (Senior’s and Law Enforcement Together) Conference Hosted by Detroit
Police Chief of Police, James E. Craig
Date: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Time: 6:00
p.m. Until 8:00 p.m.
Location:
1000 Elliot (near Mack @ I-75)
Sacred
Heart Church
This
conference is designed to:
- Increase awareness of crime and livability issues for seniors
- Increase and improve senior crime prevention and education
- Improve local law enforcement’s
knowledge of the crime prevention needs of seniors
- Identify concerns of local
senior citizens
- Improve senior citizen victim
assistance
Thank you in advance for your
anticipated participation
Any questions please call Captain Darwin Roche at
the Community Liaison Office 313-596-5522
Captain Darwin K. Roche
Detroit Police Department
Community Liaison Office
1301 Third Street 7th Floor
Detroit, Michigan 48227
Flea in the D
Flea in the D, a pop up flea market, will be held at The Max M. Fisher Music Center on Saturday, November 9, 2013 from 9:00 am-4:00 pm. Admission is only $1. Browse collectibles, antiques, glassware, jewelry and more! Cocktails, coffee and snacks will be available for sale.
For booth rental, please call 313-576-5050
For booth rental, please call 313-576-5050
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