More than 40 years ago, Friends for the Development of Greenmead was established to raise funds for the maintenance, upkeep, and renovations of the remarkable structures of Greenmead, Livonia’s exquisite historical village and cultural center. Rece…
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Many years ago, famed artist Andy Warhol created a series of silk-screen portraits of rock star, Prince, based upon a photo taken by photographer, Lynn Goldsmith. Upon Prince’s death, one of Warhol’s portraits was licensed by his foundation to me…
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Each year, the Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its “Bunkers & Bogeys” golf outing! The event takes place on the beautiful greens of the Farmington Hills Golf Club, allowing attendees a fun day for networking and reco…
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Long ago, I heard folk musician Ralston Bowles sing a hilarious song about people yakking on their cell phones while driving. The punchline of the chorus was “shut up and drive.” Mr. Bowles’ satirical tirade, as you would expect, did not affect…
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Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), covered employers must engage in an interactive process with disabled employees seeking accommodations allowing them to perform their necessary job functions. Depending on her health conditions, a preg…
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Next month, Art on the Grand returns for its 14th year in downtown Farmington! During the first weekend in June, Grand River Avenue will be overflowing with beautiful art. Fine artists from all over the country will showcase a variety of items that w…
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The first YMCA originated in Industrial Revolution-era London. George Williams, a farmer-turned-department store worker, and his friends came together to create a supportive community for other young men seeking to escape from the hazards of the stre…
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A shopping center’s tenants may include gyms, retailers, and restaurants. However, the landlord will likely present all tenants of the shopping center with the same boilerplate “form lease” that does not account for the tenants’ different nee…
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Earlier this month, Michigan Lawyers Weekly selected its “Go To Lawyers” for Business Litigation. For four years, the publication has recognized top lawyers across a number of practice areas. Each list includes 25 Michigan attorneys chosen by the…
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In 1965, the Michigan legislature enacted a law requiring contractors to pay workers engaged in state-funded construction projects the “prevailing wage rate” for their trade or occupation. The law was repealed in 2018; however, this March, Govern…
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