The Adrian Diversity Event Fund is organizing an educational series titled “Fighting Hate: Lessons Learned from the Holocaust,” which will consist of a number of book studies, learning sessions, and one field trip beginning in late August.
The newly formed Friends of Watkins Lake State Park, or FoWL, is inviting the public to an open house on Sunday, Aug. 24, from 2-4 p.m. at Watkins Lake State Park and County Preserve near Brooklyn.
Lenawee County will celebrate the opening of a new, fully accessible musical playground and StoryWalk at Gerber Hill Park near Blissfield with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday, Aug. 18, at 5 p.m.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is working this week on resurfacing, joint repairs, and the installation of ADA-compliant sidewalks on M-52 from Church Street to M-34 in Adrian. The work is part of the ongoing M-52 resurfacing project that began in May.
La Ciudad de Adrian le agradece a Tom Neill, a Adrian Diversity Event Fund, a Ben y Connie Negron, a Hispanics of Lenawee Alliance, a Rick’s Custom Concrete, a AJ Brady Underground y a Adrian Morning Rotary Club por sus generosas contribuciones que hicieron posibles las recientes mejoras en el área de juegos acuáticos del Parque Parish.
A divided Adrian City Commission voted on June 29 against hiring any of the candidates for city administrator, opting to do another search in six months and leave utilities director Will Sadler as acting administrator until then.
Patricia Kuney and Norman Long first met as students at Adrian High School in the years after World War II. Pat was a senior. Norm was a year behind her.
The Adrian City Commission will interview five finalists for the position of city administrator on Monday, June 22. The interviews are open to the public, and after the interviews, a reception will be held so that the candidates can meet and talk with members of the public.
