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Soaking up the sun at the Trenton Farmers Market By MADELINE MATOSH Trenton’s farmers market continues to bring local vendors and community members together every Thursday from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The recurring market, which began in May and will continue through September, takes place at the corner of West Jefferson Avenue and Elm Street in the municipal parking lot. Marketgoers can expect to find a variety of goods from local vendors, including clothes, soaps, honey, and spices, along with an assortment of ready-to-eat treats. The market provides a space for many unique vendors to display their products. Depending on the week, shoppers can find live herbs and philodendron plants, or pierogies and sausage packaged and ready to take home. Spiritual gifts, like gemstone bracelets and Nordic runestones, gathered small crowds as vendors explained the purposes of such stones and baubles. Some could be worn for healing, while others were made to bring calm energy to the wearer. Many of the stones had descriptions detailing their place of origin as well as their intended use. Multiple vendors offered clothing,
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Slocum-Truax High School Class of 1956 Marks 70 Years The Slocum-Truax High School Class of 1956 held its 70-year class reunion on June 10 at Sibley Gardens. Fifteen classmates and five guests attended. Slocum-Truax High School was the predecessor to what is now Trenton High School. There were hugs, smiles, laughter, and plenty of stories and memories from their high school days. After lunch, each classmate had a chance to talk about memories of high school, their families, and their lives since graduation. Several classmates helped make the day extra special by bringing thoughtful touches to the reunion. John La Pointe had a cake made especially for the day. Ken Brown made leather money clips and change purses marked with “Class of 1956.” He also made and presented class president Tony Saputo with a clock that read, “Tony Saputo: 1956 President.” The Class of 1956 graduated on June 14, 1956, with commencement
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For more than 34 years, Mom’s Restaurant has been a gathering place for families, friends, community leaders, and public officials. A longtime saying at the restaurant compares Mom’s to the Trevi Fountain: “Whenever you go there, you’ll run into someone you know.” That saying continues to ring true as the restaurant welcomes a steady stream of familiar faces and visitors from throughout the Downriver community and beyond. From longtime regulars and first-time guests to local leaders and political figures, Mom’s has remained a place where people from different backgrounds can sit down together over a meal.
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Kudos Taproom & Fieldhouse is proud to celebrate four years of bringing fun, food, and community together in Downriver! Located at 14100 Pardee Road in Taylor, next to the Home2 Suites Hotel, Kudos transformed the former Gander Mountain into one of Michigan’s largest indoor entertainment destinations. Founded by longtime friends and former Ferris State University fraternity brothers Dean Murdoch and Jay Cooke, Kudos was built with a vision to create a place where families, friends, coworkers, and neighbors could gather for great food, great drinks, and unforgettable experiences. Unlike the big corporate entertainment chains, Kudos is proudly locally owned and veteran owned. Every visit supports a local business that is committed to investing back into the Downriver community and creating a welcoming place for everyone to enjoy. At Kudos, you’ll find something for every age, including: axe throwing, football bowling, cornhole, golf &
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commonly used in milk jugs, cleaning bottles, and yogurt containers. It is the most commonly recycled plastic, known for its strength and durability. It is deemed safe for food contact and is one of the safest plastics for both people and the environment. HDPE does not leach chemicals into food or beverages, making it ideal for everyday products. HDPE is widely accepted at recycling centers, with its recycled form used in products like plastic lumber, park benches, and piping. The next series of numbers can occasionally be recycled, but each has its difficulties. It’s probably best to avoid taking possession in the first place. 3. Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) is often used in plastic bags, plastic wraps, and squeezable bottles. It has a simple structure, making it easy to produce, but hard to recycle. LDPE is considered a safe plastic, but it tends to tangle in recycling machinery, which can disrupt the recycling process. Some recycling programs accept LDPE, but it remains difficult to process. When recycled, it can be made into garbage can liners, bubble wrap, and furniture. 4. Polyvinyl Chloride (P or PVC) is
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disposable cups, packing peanuts, and insulation. While it is cheap and easy to produce, it’s notorious for leaching harmful chemicals, especially when heated. It is also difficult to recycle due to its light and fragile nature. PS is rarely accepted in recycling programs and is often sent to landfills. When it is recycled, it is typically turned into insulation, school supplies, and license plate frames. 7. Miscellaneous Plastics (Other) Plastics marked with the number 7, such as polycarbonate, nylon, and other mixed materials, are grouped into the “Other” category. These plastics often contain bisphenol A (BPA), which has raised health concerns. They are typically found in items like sunglasses, computer casings, and baby bottles(!!). Miscellaneous plastics are the hardest to recycle and are rarely accepted by recycling plants. When they are processed, they are turned into plastic lumber and specialized construction materials. Your best plan of action is to check with your City DPW to find out about the recycling process they use. More information may be obtained at the City of Riverview’s Land Preserve that has a recycling program: www.cityofriverview. com/departments/land_preserve/waste_ recycling.php. We can’t keep dumping plastic in landfills as it takes too many years to degrade, so the best option is not to accept it in the first place. Bring your cloth shopping bags to the store with you, bring your Mason jars (get them weighed first!), if you already have lunch bags, even those will work. If we don’t reduce our footprint, we’re going to get buried in plastic. Hopefully, the science will evolve where everything can be recycled properly but in the meantime, we can do our part to help reduce.
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Every parent wants to prepare their teen for success—not just in school, but for the responsibilities and opportunities that come with adulthood. Whether they’re starting a first job, learning to manage money, shopping for a first vehicle, or heading to college, these five milestones can help build lifelong financial confidence. 1. Earn Their First Paycheck A first job is about more than earning money—it’s a chance to build good habits. Encourage your teen to divide each paycheck between spending, saving, and future goals so budgeting becomes routine from the beginning. 2. Learn to Manage a Checking Account The best way to learn money management is by using it. A checking account allows teens to practice using a debit card, tracking purchases, and monitoring balances. The best time to learn these skills is while parents can still answer questions and provide guidance—not after teens are managing money on their own. 3. Save for Something Meaningful Saving is easier with a purpose. Whether it’s a laptop, college ex-
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teen take responsibility for everyday financial decisions. Creating a simple budget, monitoring spending, and paying small expenses can build confidence before they’re on their own. Helping Teens Build Confidence for Life Financial confidence isn’t built overnight. It develops through everyday experiences, thoughtful conversations, and opportunities to practice making good financial decisions. Parents don’t have to teach everything at once. Helping teens take one step at a time—from earning a first paycheck to managing a checking account or preparing for a first vehicle—can build the confidence they’ll carry into adulthood. As families prepare for another school year, every conversation about money is an opportunity to help teens build confidence that will serve them well for years to come. If your family is preparing for one of these important milestones, Downriver Community Federal Credit Union is here to help guide you every step of the way. Learn more about resources for teens and families preparing for life’s next milestones at DownriverCU.com/BigGoals. Our mission is simple: Helping People Use Money to Accomplish Great Things!
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