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Community events thrive as Saint Clair Shores buzzes with activity

September 16, 2024 | St. Clair Shores, Macomb County, Michigan


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Community events thrive as Saint Clair Shores buzzes with activity
During a recent government meeting in St. Clair Shores, local officials highlighted community engagement and upcoming events while addressing ongoing city projects and concerns.

Councilman Vitale expressed gratitude to fellow council members for their participation in the WIGS for Kids Gala, which was a sold-out success. He also praised the recent art fair benefiting the Miss St. Clair Shores pageant, acknowledging the efforts of volunteers who helped dismantle the event. The councilman mentioned the upcoming Shores Arttoberfest, encouraging community involvement.

The library was a focal point of the discussion, with announcements about various programs including a reading group, an adult makerspace event, and a playful yoga class for children. The library is also celebrating Library Card Sign-Up Month with a scavenger hunt and a prize drawing for new cardholders. The recent Touch A Truck event was noted for its impressive turnout of nearly 700 attendees.

Mayor Rubello brought attention to several city projects, requesting updates on the demolition timeline for a residential property and the status of the former cultivation station. He also raised concerns about a condo association's compliance with site plan requirements regarding a privacy wall.

Councilwoman Burgess congratulated beautification award winners and shared her experiences at local events, including the VFW golf outing and the Saint Isaac Jogues fall festival. She announced the Shorttober event scheduled for September 21, which will feature food trucks and contests at Veterans Memorial Park.

Additionally, the council discussed the upcoming Household Hazardous Waste and electronic waste collection day, set for September 21, providing residents an opportunity to dispose of unwanted items responsibly.

The meeting concluded with a report on a recent grant writing workshop attended by city officials, which aimed to enhance the city’s ability to secure funding for future projects. The council emphasized the importance of community involvement and communication regarding city initiatives and events.

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