Tag: Holidays

  • Halloween

    NORTHVILLIANS, During our fall series, I’ve written about our Victorian Heritage Festival, Northville Cider Mills, and the “Skeletons Are Alive” event, along with our spectacular Fall colors and homecomings in the Ville. Today concludes the series as we celebrate our Norman Rockwell-type Halloween activities in the town we love.  Last weekend (as you know), Main…

  • July 4th

    NORTHVILLIANS, Happy Pre-Fourth of July weekend – we are now officially into Summer. It was great seeing many of you last week at the quarterly State of the Community address at Genitti’s and at Brown Dog Creamery’s New Flavors Launch Party, which featured samples of their new Faygo and Better Made flavors. As we get ready for the holiday…

  • Easter

    NORTHVILLIANS, Let me first start by thanking the 100+ Northvillians (including the NHS lacrosse team) who participated in the clean-up of the Northville Commons Park area that will host the Farmers’ Market May 1st. After the City & Township closed financially on the property, the clean-up day was scheduled with partners, Papa John’s Pizza, Custard…

  • St. Patrick’s Day

    NORTHVILLIANS, Happy Pre-St. Patrick’s Day! For this one special day, let’s all agree that whether SPARTY, WOLVERINE or other, let’s “GO GREEN.” St. Patrick’s Day Info: St. Patrick was known as the “Apostle of Ireland” and was an active missionary during the fifth century, along with being recognized as the patron Saint of Ireland … the day signifies the…

  • Valentine’s Day

    NORTHVILLIANS, Valentine’s Day 2025 – We are on the cusp of that time of year again, when we slow down and think of those close to us. Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to recognize those in our lives, such as family members, significant others, friends, or even neighbors. Take a moment to reach out and spread some…

  • New Year’s

    NORTHVILLIANS, Happy Pre-New Year! This is the last Mayoral Newsletter of 2024.  As we ready for New Year’s Eve, I understand that the traditional colors for ringing in the New Year include Gold, Silver and Red. The color red historically represents bravery and fearlessness along with exuberance of joyous optimism … this all ties into…