The Weekly Roundup
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Lenawee County Mural Project | Art-A-Licious
As part of Adrian’s Revitalization and Arts Engagement Collaboratives, a mural will be painted on the Locust Street side of the Fishes and Loaves building in the City of Adrian. Nationally recognized muralist, Martin Moreno, a graduate of Siena Heights University, has been commissioned for this project. You can help design and create this mural.
Join us on June 15 at 6 pm at SHU Dominican Hall Rueckert Auditorium for a community presentation and again on June 17 at 3:30 or 5:30 pm to provide your input. Work will start on the mural on June 23 and it will be unveiled at the dedication on July 3. For more information contact Joni Warner, from SHU, at 517-264-7901 or jwarner1@sienaheights.edu
Addison Grad Uses Tornado Chase Experiences to Educate, Warn | Daily Telegram
A storm chaser who graduated from Addison Community Schools in 2007 now helps warn people of oncoming tornados, which he chases. There’s some amazing talent that comes out of Lenawee!
Lenawee Historical Society awarded grant for immigrant project | Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce
The Michigan Humanities Council (MHC) has announced nearly $600,000 in grants to 26 Michigan organizations for the first round of funding for the Heritage Grants program, including $18,000 for the Lenawee County Historical Society. The Lenawee County Historical Society’s project, led by Amy Johnson, a recent Adrian College graduate, will focus on German and Latino populations in Adrian.
Retired Engineer Launching New Lighting Venture | The Daily Telegram
An 83-year-old Tecumseh engineer has come up with an inexpensive invention for turning a standard LED light bulb into a recessed floodlight. He calls it a “Floodie.”
113 people attend event to learn about improving Adrian | The Daily Telegram
Garry Clift asked the audience what their common vision of greatness is for the city of Adrian.
“We have to make sure no one’s left out and everybody’s involved,” he said. “I mean we need all hands on deck to make this happen.”
Clift, president of Clift Buick-GMC, talked about the Revitalizing Adrian project to a record 113 people Thursday during the monthly “Adrian in the A.M.” breakfast event.
Join Us in Planning Lenawee’s Non-Motorized Vision | Lenawee Now
We’re planning a pedestrian and bicycle mobility project for Lenawee and we’re open to your opinions and concerns.
Stop by Lenawee Now’s Office for our public open house, June 4 from 4PM-6PM at 5285 W. US 223 Adrian, MI 49221 at anytime to hear what is happening in your community and how you can become a part of it.