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I came here for the m u s i c , F r a n DAgostino said. Its great.

DAgostino, who made the trip from Wyandotte to Veterans Memorial Park last Saturday afternoon for the 2nd annual Country Music Fest, was one of thousands of fans flock-ing to the park.

Im having a great t ime , Ben jamin Couchez said. I wish I wouldve come last year, and Ill be sure to be here next year. Its a very pleasant and enjoy-able day with friends. Good music and a won-drous setting, with the water and all.

A petting zoo, inflata-bles, Little Zs BBQ, crafts, face painting and the Yellow Belly Saloon,

were all part of the the event, and part of the family appeal.

A slew of other activi-

ties and events high-lighted the fest, includ-ing a country attire con-test and hog calling

contests.But the main draw

By John McTaggartStaff Writer

The city council unanimously approved an agreement with the Macomb County Animal Shelter to trans-fer animal control ser-vices from the city to Macomb County.

The city dabbled in these services during the month-long suspen-sion of city animal con-trol officer Tom Massey a suspension that came as a result of the Lexie shooting incident in Nov. 2013.

Late last year we had a circumstance where we were using the Macomb County Animal Shelter and their animal control of-ficers when we had an employee who was off on a disciplinary leave, interim city manager Mike Smith said. At that time we were quite impressed with the manpower that was provided by Macomb County and the amount of training those folks had, the equipment they had that we didnt have, the power those individuals have, they are sworn officers so they can issue citations. When we saw the high level of training, the equipment, we started talking with the county about this.

Many communities have the service provid-ed to them as part of their taxes with the shelter, Smith said, and for the past several months he and mem-bers of his staff have been working out the details and crunching the numbers of using animal control services provided by the county instead of the citys ani-mal control officer.

St. Clair Shores will be the first city to actu-ally contract out the ser-vices.

This is a proposal that I believe will not only provide us with a great level of service, Smith said. But it will save us some money at the same time.

The contract with the county would cost the city about $88,000 per year.

This number com-pared with what the city currently spends on the position, wages and benefits only, which is about $92,000 per year, without the inclusion of equipment and other

City OKs new animal control contract with county

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See ANIMAL CONTROL, page 2A

Veterans Memorial Park went country this past weekend. The Country Music Fest at-tracted thou-sands of fans.Taylor Tuckey, below, was one of the many bands that played at the event.

In July, the Michigan Department of Education released the results of the Michigan Merit Exam.

Lakeview Public Schools did quite well, Superintendent Karl Paulson said.

Lakeview is in excellent academic condition again as a result of the strategic planning that dates back to 2009-10, Paulson said.

Lakeviews results showed one-year gains of 12 percent in proficiency rates for both reading and writing.

A reading proficiency score of 66 percent and a writing proficiency of 67 percent put Lakeview in the topof all schools in Macomb County.

Results for math, science and social studies were also up, 4 percent, 7 percent and 9 percent, respec-tively, according to results.

More drastic improvements can be found when looking at the districts performance over the past four years.

Reading proficiency is up 22.6 percent; writing up 34 percent; math up 11.5 percent, science up 12.9 percent and social studies up 15.8 percent.

At Lakeview, we believe quality programs and excellent staff provide the foundation for excellent results, Paulson said. This really is a team effort, and Im proud of our teachers and parents who partner with us in accomplishing great outcomes for students.

Much of this success can be attributed to the dis-tricts proactive approach and the use of individual student data, from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

This data is then used to develop interventions based on student needs.

MME score trends are up across the board, Lakeview High School Principal Brent Case said. The hard work of our teachers and our school improvement strategies are paying off for stu-dents.

Lakeview students shine on MME testBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

See FESTIVAL, page 2A

The 2nd annual Guns and Hoses softball game gets underway at Kyte Monroe Park Saturday beginning at 6:30 p.m. with festivities starting at 4 p.m. The game pits the citys police department against the firefighters.

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Assumptions annual GreekFest, Aug. 15-17, in-cludes Greek food, enter-tainment, culture and a chance to win a car.

Friday, Aug. 15, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. is family and in-ternational day. There is free admittance between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Dancing and singing con-tests will take place and Detroit Tigers mascot PAWS will be on hand. Chilly n Dio provide mu-sic. Various ethnic dance groups, including the Chorale Italiano and the Ardan Academy of Irish Dance, perform and pres-ent aspects of their cul-ture. At 5:30 p.m. Alpha and Omega dancers per-form.

The festivals grand opening is at 6:30 p.m. with youth singing the na-tional anthems in Greek and English. The Junior Hellenic Society for the Performing Arts and Hellenic Society for the Performing Arts will be

stage dances. The band Oniero pro-

vides the evening music. Admission is $2.

Saturday, Aug. 16, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Gentlemen of Swing per-form from 1 to 2:30 p.m. The Ambassadors sing at 3 p.m. Alpha and Omega dancers perform at 5:30 p.m., followed at 6:30 p.m. by the Junior Hellenic Society for the Performing Arts and the Hellenic Society for the Performing Arts. Admission is $2.

Sunday, Aug. 17, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is $2. The Alpha and Omega dancers step out at 4:30 p.m., followed at 5:30 p.m. by the two performing arts dancers.

The raffle drawing is 7:30 p.m. The first prize is a 2015 Chrysler 200 Limited, 24-month pre-paid lease and a $1,000 cash prize. Second prize is two domestic airline tick-ets to anywhere in the continental United States. Third prize is $500; fourth, fifth and sixth prizes are $200 each.

Tickets can be pur-chased from Assumptions

church office.Daily offerings include

a cultural exhibit, a gift shop and bookstore, tours of the church, a tent dedi-cated to childrens activi-ties, rides, Greek dance and music, food and a marketplace.

A drive-thru carry-out station is open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Deliveries can be made to offices and busi-nesses for orders more than $50.

To place an order, call (586) 596-6326.

Cass Community Social Services, the local agency that reaches out to those in need, is GreekFests charity beneficiary.

Rubber doormats made from tires collected from empty lots and handmade items can be purchased with proceeds going to Cass.

Festival proceeds bene-fit outreach programs of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church and Cultural Center and Assumption Nursery School and Toddler Center.

The church is located at 21800 Marter, St. Clair Shores.

For more information, call (586) 779-6111, ext 3, or visit assumptionfestival.com.

was the music. Ive been dancing for

like three hours, Danielle Zmed, 12, said. Its good music.

Popular local country bands such as Taylor Tucky, Joey Vee, Shotguns and Violins and Alan Turner filled the summer air with country music, while a

second stage featured more traditional country offerings, including acoustic bluegrass mu-sic.

This diversity in style didnt go unnoticed by those who paid their $3 to get into the festival

What I really like is the options, DAgostino said. Rocking country music over here, more laid back and old-school music over there. Great idea.

expenses. When I factor all that

in, Smith said. Even considering the fact that we will have to give up our dog licensing fees to the county, I think its go-ing to be a savings to us in the long run. I think were

going to have a great level of service. I just think this makes complete sense. Im not happy with how we had to find out about the county and how great they are, but it was an op-portunity that presented itself.

There is an opt-out clause in the contract for the city should the rela-tionship with the county go south or the city be-come dissatisfied with the service, Mayor Kip Walby pointed out.

The contract eliminates the citys animal control position, meaning the cur-rent officer would be reas-signed to another depart-ment within the city.

I want to commend Mr. Smith for his work on this, Councilwoman Candice Rusie said. I have great confidence they are going to provide a great service to our resi-dents. Im really excited to see this tonight.

The contract includes animal control officers available 24 hours a day, seven days per week, and this service is still accessi-ble to residents by calling the St. Clair Shores Police Departments non-emer-gency number.

Its a good program, Smith said.

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ANIMAL CONTROL

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FESTIVAL

Cameron and Alex Grobbel take part in the crafts attraction at the festival. The Yellow Belly Saloon, at left, was a popular destination at the festival.

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GreekFest has food, culture and entertainment

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of color most often occurs on the scalp, palms, soles, under nails and mouth. Early detection is key to successful treatment. People of color should perform regular skin self-examinations and inform their dermatologist of any suspicious lesions. Look for lesions that are changing, itching, bleeding, non-healing or just different from all your other spots. Everyone, regardless of skin color, should take these steps necessary to minimize their risk of skin cancer. This includes applying and reapplying a sunscreen with at least an SPF 30 to all sun exposed areas. Also seek shade whenever possible and wear sun protective clothing, with a wide brimmed hat and sunglasses. To learn more about skin cancers in people of color, contact your dermatologist, or contact us Eastside Dermatology, Dr. Lisa A. Manz-Dulac and Associates.Eastside Dermatology has offices in New Baltimore and Grosse Pointe Woods. You can reach them at (313) 884-3380 and (586) 716-1291.

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Flowers, plants and fea-tures of all shapes and sizes were part of the Yardeners garden tour.Signs designated stops along the route and pointed tour particpants to the gardens.

The line at the Selinsky Green Farmhouse Museum was long to particpate in the Yardeners Garden Tour.

Local artist Marianna Defer-Pfeifer was among several artists creating works of art along the tour.

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The annual Yardeners Garden Tour show-cases some of the city's finest gardens. This year's tour spanned the entire city and treated garden goers to a wide range of beautiful gardens.

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Theresa Bertolini, plaque in hand, stands with members of the Historical Commission and her dog, Molly, just moments after the dedication ceremony.

Scattered throughout the city are houses of his-torical significance.

Several times each year, the citys Historical Commission honors these structures with a very unique and distin-guished designation a historical marker.

The commission's lat-est recipient is the house belonging to Theresa Bertolini, located along Jefferson Avenue north of Masonic, the lakefront house is more than a cen-tury old.

Bertolinis house is one of several already part of a program that is relative-ly obscure, Historical Commission chairman Jerry Sielagoski said.

The structure has to be built before 1951, he said. Which is quite a few structures in the city. But, so far, there have on-ly been eight or nine his-torical markers present-ed.

Homeowners need to take the initiative and complete an application for the program along

with documentation re-garding the age of the structure, Sielagoski said.

Proof may consist of a copy of the original deed, photographs of the exte-rior or an assessors property and land listing, among other documenta-tion.

Once the application and documentation has been submitted to the commission, the group meets to decide whether the criteria has been met. If it has, then the home-owner is required to re-mit a payment of $125 for the historical marker it-self.

A dedication ceremony is scheduled following these steps where mem-bers of the commission formerly present the structures owner with a historical marker, com-pleye wwith the date of construction in promi-nant letters.

Gold lettering desig-nates a structure more than 100 years old, while silver lettering is used to designate structures not yet a century old.

The plaque is suitable

Historical Commission program honors houseBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

for mounting on the en-tranceway of the struc-ture.

We usually schedule the dedication ceremo-n ies quar te r l y, Sielagoski said. So there

isnt too long of a wait be-fore the ceremony is put on the calendar.

Part of the commis-sions duty is to recognize the unique history of the city, Sielagoski said, and

this program is one way the group can accomplish this task.

I think its a great pro-gram, he said. Finding out the history of a struc-ture or a home can be

very interesting and very worth while.

For more information on the commissions his-torical marker program go to scslibrary.org/mark-er.

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For years the library has been hosting block parties for children.

These events are very popular, according to youth services librarian Liz Drewek, and give all children the opportunity to use their creativity and imagination in construct-ing projects out of Lego-style blocks.

Beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 20, the block party program at the library is adding a twist.

Honestly, the teens came to us and said they would like to have their own block party, Drewek said. So we

said, Sure, why not.The teen block party is

the first of its kind at the facility and allows teens ages 11 and up to spend more then two hours so-cializing, creating and constricting block cre-ations.

Its a free- build, she said. So there wont be any challenges or proj-ects for them like we do with the younger chil-dren. Theyre just going to build what they feel like building. Itll be fun.

Drewek said the party will be directed by the teens, so the addition of challenges is a possibility.

Its really going to be up to them how it goes, she said.

The library is providing food for the party, but party-goers are asked to bring their own beverag-es.

Were going to have things to snack on, Drewek said, with a chuckle. But it might be a case where everyone is too busy building to want to stop and eat. I doubt it, but who knows.

There is no pre-regis-tration required, and the event is free.

You just have to show up, Drewek said. And be ready to have a good time. Thats it.

For more information about the teen block party call (586) 771-9020.

Library hosts block party for teensBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

A little exercise is al-ways a good thing. Its even better when this exercise can raise money for a worthy cause. The organizers of the 2014 Miles for Meals 5K/1 Mile Fun Run and Walk, presented by Roy OBrien Ford, are look-

ing for as many people as possible to turn a little exercise into a lot of cash for the St. Clair Shores Senior Center for Active Adults meals program. The program serves over 7,000 meals each year, senior center di-rector Sue Fickau said. And it takes a fund to keep this going, for us to be able to continue this program.

The meals program at the center is recognized as one of the top in the entire state and services not only St. Clair Shores senior citizens, but those in need of a healthy meal from all over the area. This fun run and walk, which is part of the 2014 Made in Michigan Market festival, is just one way Fickau and her staff, along with volun-

teers, hope to offset some of the cost of the program. Were working in part-nership with Race Services and High Five Races, Fickau said. So this is going to be a timed and very well organized race. That, we hope, will add some appeal to more serious runners. "But, its a fun run and walk, too. We encourage

everyone to come out. Bring your family, friends, coworkers, ev-eryone and anyone can enjoy it. And, its raising money for a really good cause. The cost of the run for those who preregister is $25 for the 5K and $15 for the 1 mile. Registration informa-tion, along with an ap-plication, can be found

at madeinmichiganmar-ket.com. Race-day registration is also available, Fickau said, but the cost rises to $30 for the 5K and $20 for the 1 mile run/walk. For updates on the race and the Made In Michigan festival, go to the events Facebook page at 2014 Made in Michigan Festival-St. Clair Shores.

Senior center festival looking for runners and walkersBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

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The Shorewood Kiwanis Harper Charity Cruise roars into town Wednesday, Aug. 27, which still gives car buffs plenty of time to work up their appetite for classic cars and hot rods.

However, what many

might forget, is the fact that it takes more than a fair share of funds to bring this event to that stretch of Harper Avenue between Old 8 Mile Road and Martin each year.

It takes tens-of-thou-sands of dollars, in fact, to bring the Harper Charity Cruise to life,

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The Harper Charity Cruise is gearing up to head into town Aug. 27. However, a fundraiser at G. Willies Aug. 14 will help cover the costs of the event.

and this money doesnt just fall from the sky its raised.

There are lots of ex-penses involved with the cruise, Karen Biafora, who is the public rela-tions representative for the event, said. Everything from insur-ance to licenses, a lot of things. We really rely on sponsorships and fund-raising to offset these costs. Without it, it just doesnt happen.

Charges for police presence and other items are also part of the reality

for cruise organizers, making the success of fundraisers even more vi-tal.

Every dollar makes a difference, she said.

One of these fundrais-ers takes place at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, at G Willies Bar and Restaurant, located on Harper Avenue just north of 13 Mile.

G. Willies is an in-kind sponsor of the cruise, Biafora said. And in-stead of just giving mon-ey to the cruise, theyre going to throw a party.

The party is open to anyone and everyone who wishes to join in the fun Biafora said.

All you have to do is show up around 7 p.m., or anytime that night, re-ally, she said.

Biafora explained how dining at G. Willies Aug. 14 would help the Shorewood Kiwanis and in turn, the cruise.

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p l a i n e d . A n d , Shorewood Kiwanis members are going to be there to sell 50/50 tickets and to make the event even more fun for peo-ple.

Along with raffle tick-ets, cruise T-shirts will al-so be available for pur-chase.

Were going to have advance shirts there, too, Biafora said. Normally, the shirts are bought at the cruise itself, but you can buy one in advance at G. Willies that night. This way, you can wear your shirt to the cruise instead of waiting until you get there to buy one.

The Harper Charity Cruise is Shorewoods largest fundraising event, with money raised from the cruise, and any of the 50-or-so other Shorewood Kiwanis ac-tivities and events, going to a variety of worthy charities, projects and events throughout the area.

Just come to G. Willies on Aug. 14 begin-ning at 7 p.m., Biafora said. Have some fun. Have some great food. Buy a 50/50 ticket. Buy an advance T-shirt and have a great time.

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One of the most trendy and popular events in the country is coming to the city beginning at 9 a.m. and concluding at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27, start-ing at the Beaumont Family Medical Center at 11 Mile and Harper.

Beaumont Family Medicine is bringing a colorful SPLASH: Color Your Way to Health event to town in honor of the city hosting the Detroit Institute of Arts Inside/

Out Program, and to show the community the health benefits the arts can have on people.

The purpose of SPLASH is to empower and educate the St. Clair Shores community about the benefits art has to health, Dr. Asha Shajahan said.

Dancing, for just 30 minutes per week, she said, can be an effective treatment for depression.

Any artists activity can lower your heart rate, re-spiratory rate, and even

decrease the stress hor-mone, cortisol, in your body, she said.

There are numerous studies that demonstrate the positive relationship between the engagement of the creative arts and health outcomes, she said. Art-based interven-tions, whether its visual, music therapy, move-ment-based expressions such as dance, are effec-tive in deducting adverse physiological and psycho-logical conditions.

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run/walk ranging from a colorful 1-mile run to 5K walk with each kicking off at Lakeview High School, among other things.

The walk and run will be highlighted by use of non-toxic, environmen-tally safe, easily wash-able, vegetable-based col-or dyes that are going to be splashed on partici-pants of the event.

The event is also slated to include live perfor-mances by the Grosse Pointe Theater, and the Det ro i t Medica l Orchestra, free interac-tive dance classes, two bus tours through the city showing off the DIA Inside/Out artwork, edu-cational workshops on health and wellness, a mini-art gallery featuring artwork from the local high schools, and a high school art competition.

The SPLASH event also includes nearly two dozen exhibitors providing hands-on artisitc demon-strations, guest speakers and classes on relaxation techniques.

Engagement with the arts, either as an observer or participant can actually enhance moods, reduce pain, decrease depres-sion, anxiety and stress and even aid in the symp-toms dementia, she said.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 2014 ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION 7A

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The Adult Services Department of the St. Clair Shores Public Library presents Cinema Thursday at 6:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the month, in the William R. Gilstorf Meeting Room at the St. Clair Shores Public Library, 22500 11 Mile, St. Clair Shores.

The next free presenta-tion of a recently released DVD movie is an Aug. 7 showing of Heaven is for Real.

For more information, call the library at (586) 771-9020 or visit scsli-brary.org.

Classic Film FridaysThe St. Clair Shores

Public Library presents Classic Movie Fridays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. most Fridays in the William R. Gilstorf Meeting Room at the St. Clair Shores Public Library, 22500 11 Mile, St. Clair Shores.

The next presentation of a classic or award-win-ning movie is an Aug. 8 showing of Annie Oakley, 1935.

For more information, call the library at (586) 771-9020.

I-94 clean up seeks volunteers

The I-94 freeway en-trance and exit ramp cleanup is from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Aug. 9.

Volunteer hours can be earned. Small prizes will be awarded. Those under 18 years of age must have a permission slip pro-vided on site.

The cleanups are held the second Saturday of the month through October.

Volunteers are to meet in the parking lot at the northeast corner of I-94 and 10 Mile to pick up their gear gloves, tools, vests, bags and receive safety instruc-tions.

Volunteers are to wear sturdy shoes and long pants.

Volunteers can just show up. For more infor-mation, call Erin Stahl at (586) 774-8181.

Concert series

The Macomb Music Chamber Society and Wahby Park, Blossom Heath, present Monday Night Concert Series from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays through Aug. 25, at Blossom Heath, Wahby Park, 24800 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

The next concert is an Aug. 11 performance by R.J. Spanglers Blues Band.

For more information, call (586) 445-5350.

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Public Library Lego Block Party is held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12, at the library.

Those participating in the all-day event can prac-tice their skills, use their imagination and join in a few challenges using thousands of Legos in all shapes and sizes.

No registration is re-quired.

The library also holds a Teen Lego Block Party, for those in grade six and up, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 20, at the library.

For more information, call (586) 771-9020.

Concerts in the park

The 2014 Michelob Ultra Music on the Lake concert series is held from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays, now through Aug. 13, at

Veterans Memorial Park, 32400 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

The next, and final, con-cert in the series is an Aug. 13 performance by The Groove Council.

For more information, call (586) 445-5350.

Fishing derbyThe 36th Annual

Handicapped Fishing Derby is held all-day Wednesday, Aug. 13, at Island Harbor Marina, 24102 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.

Handicapped young-sters and adults enjoy a free boat ride and fishing on Lake St. Clair. Entertainment and lunch are included.

For more information, call the Michigan Youth Appreciation Foundation at (586) 393-8801.

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Remember to support the areas businesses and shop locally for all your back-to-school needs. The St. Clair Shores Public Schools K-12 2014-2015 school year starts Tuesday, Sept. 2.

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The Bruce Post VFW Post 1146 is reaching a milestone in 2014.

The popular post is celebrating its 80th anniversary, and has come a long way since its inception, current Post Commander Tim Litz said.

With over 1,400 members currently calling the post home, the St. Clair Shores fixture is the largest in the state and ranks among the top 20 in the United States.

The post began in 1934 in a garage, with four founding members, and has steadily grown since humble beginnings

The facilitys current location, on Jefferson just north of 11 Mile Road, has been home to the Bruce Post VFW since 1954.

Mens and womens auxiliary, ritual teams, junior girls banquet rooms, a wa-terfront gazebo and an outdoor pavilion are just part of the charm of the post.

Since its inception, the post has taken great pride in community involvement this legacy continues to this day.

A fish fry, classic car shows on Friday nights, karaoke, tribute music shows and other events are all open to the pub-lic, and just part of the way the post gets involved in the city.

A VFW charter reaching 80 years old is quite an accomplishment, Litz said. Especially since we have seen very rough times with the fluctuations of the economy.

For more information on the Bruce Post VFW 1146 go to vfw1146brucepost.org or call (586) 778-1146.

Bruce post celebrates 80 yearsBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

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Our 2015 GMC Yukon SLT test vehicle was load-ed with active and passive safety features that were not exactly visible but were at the ready if need-ed. Icons on the instru-ment panel or lights on the outside mirrors might indicate a system is func-tioning such as the sys-tem that alerts the driver to a vehicle passing on ei-ther side.

Todays automakers are making standard or offering as options a wide range of new technology that can foresee prob-lems, ameliorate un-avoidable crashes and protect passengers.

A simple example: GM offers a front seat center-

mounted air bag on mod-els with front bucket seats. This air bag has been designed to provide additional protection to drivers and front passen-gers in far-side impact crashes, where the affect-ed occupant is on the op-posite, non-struck side of the vehicle.

The wise consumer will check to see which fea-tures are included on the Yukon model of choice and which may be avail-able at additional cost. The shopping list in-cludes: side blind zone alert, lane change alert, rear cross traffic alert and crash imminent braking.

With the forward colli-sion alert system, a cam-era mounted behind the inside rearview mirror detects when a driver is at risk of hitting the vehicle ahead. A visual alert shows on the instrument cluster and the wind-

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GMC equips Yukon for safety

See AUTOS, page 3B

Big, bold and businesslike, the 2015 GMC Yukon SLT with com-bined two-wheel/four-wheel drive had a sturdy running board and interior grips to help driver and pas-sengers climb in and de-scend.

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The center of the in-strument panel in the 2015 Yukon SLT holds a surprisingly small info screen plus a variety of knobs and buttons with an option to use voice commands. The optional DVD player accommo-dates Blu-ray videos.

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The blind zone alert is critical with a big vehicle like the Yukon, whose var-ious roof pillars and head-rests make over-the-shoul-der lane checks next to useless. Based on a short-range radar system locat-ed in the rear quarter pan-els, the system can detect vehicles in adjacent lanes and flash a lighted signal on the outside mirrors.

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Crash imminent brak-ing automatically applies your brakes to reduce speed and soften the blow, so to speak, if an imminent crash is detected. Driver inattention or slow re-sponse would be helped by such a system, and chances are we all have had many occasions when our focus was not on our driving.

The test GMC Yukon SLT had all the bells and whistles. The SLT four-wheel-drive model itself has a $57,735 price tag. Its 5.3-liter V-8 engine pro-duces 355 horsepower with 383 pound-feet of torque.

The factory in Arlington, Texas, gilded the lily with an assortment of options

including a sun and enter-tainment package sun-roof and rear-seat fold-down screen for DVDs and such for $3,255. Twenty-inch polished alu-minum wheels tacked $1,400 to the price. A trailering package, sec-ond-row power fold seats and a theft-deterrent sys-

tem brought the total to $64,520, with destination.

The Yukon 4WD SLT is rated at 16 miles per gallon city and 22 mpg highway. Its fuel economy is at 4 on a scale of 1 to 10 in its class size.

King is an automotive writer who lives in the City of Grosse Pointe.

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W H I T E " O S C HWASHERANDELECTRICDRYERFORSALEOWNER MOVING 0RISTINECOND I T I O N 0U R CHASED $ECEMBER - O D E L7 ! 3 / 5 # 74%/53WARR A N T Y I N C L U DED ORBESTOFFER#ALLORTEXT ORCALL ' R O S S E 0 O I N T E7 O O D S

406 ESTATE SALES

1422"ERKSHIRE3ATURDAY !UGUST ONLY AM PM&URNITUREFURNITUREAND DID ) SAY FURN I T U R E " I K E S S P E A K E R S G O L FCLUBS "ARBIE$OLLSA N D O L D B O A R DG AME S

CLINTON TOWN-SHIP. 3UNDERLAND $RIVE &RIDAY 3UNDAY AMPM .ORTH OFF -ILE 2OAD %AST OF(AYES 2OAD #OLLECTIBLESFURNITUREMORE0HOTOS ACT I O N E S T A T E C OM

406 ESTATE SALES

ESTATE GARAGESA LE %VERYTH INGFROM NEW CLOTHESAND ANTIQUE FURNITURETOANASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFULHOME DECORATIONSAND E VEN L AWNE Q U I P M E N T %VERYTHING HAS TOGO /PEN ALL DAY3 A T U R D A Y A N D3 U N D A Y # H E C K#RAIGSLIST FOR INDIVIDUAL FURNITURE OFF E R I N G S 7 E S T C H E S T E R 'ROSSE0OINTE0ARK

E S T A T E S A L E "EDFORD 2D'ROSSE0OINTE0ARK&RIDAY 3ATURDAY!UG AMPM!NTIQUESFURNITUREOILPAINTINGSCHINA SI LVER ARTGLASSCRYSTALMORE3ALEBY2OCK2ON3EEESTATESALESNETFORPICS

ESTATE SALE !UGUST AMPM,AKESHORE6ILLAGE #ONDOMINI UMS -ARTER *EFFERSON FOLLOW THESIGNS ,A:"OYCHAIRS "OSE RADIOETC

T R O Y , $EQUINDRE 2OAD& R I DAY 3UNDAY AM PM *UST.ORTH OF -ILE2OAD #OLLECTIBLESFURNITURE MORE0HOTOS ACT IONE S T A T E C O M

W A S H I N G T O N -ILLPOND,ANE& R I DAY 3UNDAY AM PM 3OUTHOFF -ILE 2OAD7EST OF 6AN $YKE2OAD #OLLECTIBLESFURNITURE MORE0HOTOS ACTIONE S T A T E C O M

408 FURNITURE

NEW LIKE DURABLEOAK F U T ON W I T HTHICKEST CUSHIONS !MISHROUNDOAK TABLE WITH R O L L I N G # AP T A I NCHAIRS LIFTRECLINERS

409 GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

1 4 1 6 " A L F O U R 'ROSSE0OINTE0ARK!NNUAL MULTI FAMILYGARAGESALE3ATURDAY !UGUST AM PM

15074 #HARLES 2%ASTPOINTE MILEA N D ' R A T I O T 4HURSDAY3ATURDAYAM PM !N T IQUES TENT SALEREALANTIQUESATREALPRICES PRESS BACKCHA IRS AND TABLECAST IRON FISHINGTOOLS PRE gSBOOKS CLOCKS TINTYPEPHOTOALBUMS

1691 3EVERN 2OAD' R O S S E 0 O I N T E7OODS FAMI LYGARAGESALE&RIDAY!UGUSTAMPMAND 3ATURDAY !UGUST AMPM7OMENgS AND CHILD REN g S C LO TH ING SHOES!BERCROMBIECLOTHINGHOUSEHOLDITEMSGREATSTUFFATGREATPRICES

2 0 7 2 8 , E E # T ' R O S S E 0 O I N T E7OODS 7OODPEDESTAL TABLE COMPACT FR IDGE GOLFBA L L S GO L F BAG C L O T H I N G C R O S SSTITCH ITEMS BIKEL AM P S R O C K E R S P H E R E C H A I R HOUSEHOLD ITEMSBOAT CUSHIONS LIFEJACKETS AND MUCHMORE !UGUST AM PM

409 GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

20954 (AMPTON(ARPER7OODS3ATURDAY3UNDAYAM

PM YEARS OFSTUFF!LITTLEBITOFEVERYTHING

2101 #OUNTRY #LUB$RIVE'ROSSE0OINTE7OODS & R I D A Y 3UNDAY !UGUST AM PM $ECOR TOYS CLOTHESFURNITURE HOUSEHOLD

22316 Maple, St.C l a i r S h o r e s .Thursday, Friday,Saturday 9am- 3pm.Antiques, collect-ables, tools, oakwood trim, lots ofmiscellaneous at 10Mile and Jeffersonarea.

269 -ERIWEATHER' R O S S E 0 O I N T E&ARMS 4WO FAMILYSALE#HOICESFORINFANTS TO SENIORS4OYSBIKESGAMESWICKER BASS INET (OLIDAY AND HOMEDECOR PAINTINGSCOLLECTIBLES &RIDAYAND3ATURDAYAMPM

606 .OTRE $AME(OME DECOR ANT IQUES K I TCHENWARE SEASONA L GARDENLOTSOFTODDLER KIDS CLOTHESSHOES TOYS BOOKSLIKE NEW -ANYITEMS BARELY USEDOR NEW IN BOX !MUST SEE !UGUST AM PM

716"ALFOUR'ROSSE0OINTE0ARK &RIDAYAM PM 3AT URDAY AM PM%LECTRIC SCOOTERSFULL SIZE PING PONGTAB LE SMA L L A I RHOCKEY TABLE MISCE L L A NEOUS F U R NITURE SPORTSGEARSHOES UNIFORMSAND 3PIR I T WEAR

750 ,AKEPO IN TE 'ROSSE0OINTE0ARK'IANTYARDSALE3ATURDAY !UGUST ONLY AM PM&URN I TU RE RUGS HOUSEHOLDOLDTOYSDOLLS 4OOMUCHTOLIST

AWESOME FINDS-ULTI FAMILY &URNITURE HOUSEHOLDITEMSCLOTHINGJEWELRY BOOKS TOOLSLAWN AND SPORTINGEQUIPMENT 3UNNINGDALE' R O S S E 0 O I N T E7OODS 3ATURDAY AM PM

CHARITY GARAGESALE (UNDREDS OFITEMSOLDANDNEWITEMS !UGUST AM PM (AWTHORNE'ROSSE0OINTE3HORES$ROPOFF DONATIONS WELCOMED

CONSCIOUS UNCOUP L ING O F OURSTUFF %VERYTHINGGOES 'REAT DEALS&R IDAY 3ATURDAYAM PM -O R A N ' R O S S E0 O I N T E & A RM S

GARAGE SALE ,AKEPOINTE 'ROSSE0 O I N T E 0 A R K 4HURSDAY3ATURDAYAM PM (OUSEHOLD ITEMS SPORTING GOODS MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS .OEARLY BIRDS

GARAGE SALE &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY!UGUSTAND-C+INLEY 'ROSSE0OINTE&ARMSAMPM &U RN I TU RE H OU S EHO L D A N TIQUESCOLLECTIBLESgSRECORDSCHILDRENgS BOOKS ANDTOYSTEACHINGSUPPLIES

409 GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

GARAGE SALE &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY!UGUST AMPM 7ELLINGTON'ROSSE 0OINTE

G A R A G E S A L E # O U N T R Y# L U B ( A R P E R7OODS AMPM!UGUSTAM PM !UGUST (OUSEHOLDITEMSCLOTHESTOYSANDLOTSMORE

GROSSE 0O INTEGARAGE SALE &RI3 A T U R DAY AMPM!NTIQUESFURNITUREPOWERTOOLSHOUSEHOLD GOODTOYS.OEARLYBIRDS.EFF CORNEROF+ERCHEVAL AND.EFF

HUGEMULTIFAMILYGARAGE SALE FURNITUREDESKS0IERBOWL CHAIRS ADULTCLOTHING TEACHINGSUPPL IES GAMESH O U S E W A R E S STROLLERS4HURSDAY3ATURDAYAMPM4ORREY'ROSSE0OINTE7OODS

MAKE THIS (5'%SALEYOURFIRSTSTOP & O R D C R O F T ' R O S S E 0 O I N T E3HORES4AKE7OODLAND 3HORES O F F,AKESHORE OR #OOK2OADTO"ALLANTYNE4ONS OF HOUSEHOLDITEMS&RIDAY3ATURDAYAMPM

MULTI- FAMILY GARAGE SA LE .ORCREST 3T #LAIR3 H O R E S N E A R, A K E S H O R E A N D-ARTER 0LUS SIZEAPPAREL HANDBAGSLUGGAGE TEACHERSUPPLIES(UMMELSLAMPS BOYS ANDGIRLS CLOTHES TOYS$ESERT2OSEDINNERWARE FOR !UGUST AMPM

SALE*EFFERS O N 3 T # L A I R3HORES 4HURSDAY3ATURDAYAM &UTONSCOLLECTIBLESHOUSEWARESWIDEVARIETY

TWO FAMILYGARAGESALE !UGUST AM &LEETWOOD (ARPER7OODS,ITTLEBIT OFE V E R Y T H I N G 3 OM E T H I N G F O REVERYONE2AINDATEFOLLOWINGWEEKEND

YARD SALE 3ATURDAY!UGUST% LMS LE I GH ,ANE ' R O S S E 0 O I N T E AMPM-ISCELLANEOUSHOUSEHOLDBABYCRIB

415 WANTED TO BUY

CASHPAIDFORNEWER USED PAPERBACKBOOKS $6$S INGOOD COND I T I ON .EW(ORIZONS"OOK3HOP-ILEA T , I T T L E -ACK

420 RESALE / CONSIGNMENTSHOPS

FULL#IRCLE&OUNDATION %ND OF 3EAS ON 3 A L E .OWTHROUGH!UGUSTAT LEAST OFFEVERYTHING INCLUDINGHIGHEND- A C K ! V E N U E 'ROSSE0OINTE0ARK WWWFULLCIRCLEFDNORG

500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET

GROSSE 0O INTE!NIMAL !DOPTION3OCIETY PET ADOPTION3ATURDAY!UGUST #AMP "OW7OW4RAINING#ENTERNEXTTO0ET3UPPLIES0LUSAT-ILEAND-ACK 3T #LAIR3HORES3MALLDOGSPMPM,ARGER DOGS PMPM #ATS AND KITTENS PM PM ORWWW'0!!3ORG

GROSSE 0O INTE!NIMAL#LINICHASAMALE 0IT "ULL ,ABRADOR MIX FEMALE2OTTWEILER FEMALE#AIRN 4ERRIER FEMALE4ABBYCAT#ALL

503 HOUSEHOLD PETSFOR SALE

GOLDEN Doodlep u p s $ 1 , 3 0 0 . 2a v a i l a b l e .GPDOODLEPUPSWEEBLYCOMOR

505 LOST & FOUND

GROSSE 0O INTE!NIMAL#LINICHASAFEMALE 0EKINGESEMIX WITH ONE EYE#ALL

600 CARS

1989 -USTANGWITHHIGH PERFORMANCEENGINE AND OTHERSPECIAL FEATURES!HOTCAR4AGMAN YAHOOCOM

2 0 0 5 -E R CEDES$IESEL % #$)CLEAN SERVICE RECORDS K MILESDESERT SILVER MI LES RANGE M P G

A U D I ! !7$1UATRO 'ROSSE0OINTE0ARKOWNERMIDNIGHT BLUE TANLEATHER IN TER IO R K MILES OR BEST OFFER -AKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR 3ATURDAY OR 3UNDAYFROMPM PMBYCALLING

601 CHRYSLER

2005BLACK#HRYSLER#ROSSFIRE CONVERTIBLE EXCELLENTCONDITION LOOKS ANDDRIVES GREAT KMILES ORBEST OFFER

603 GENERAL MOTORS

2 0 0 7 " U I C K2ENDEVOUS #8, LOWORIGINALM I L E S , E A T H E RHEATEDSEATSPASSENGER THIRD ROWSEAT ING 2EMOTESTART SECONDOWNER NO ACCIDENTSexcellent condi-tion!SKING#ALLTEXT604 ANTIQUE / CLASSIC

2 CLASSICCARSFORPRICE,INCOLN#ONTINENTAL *AGUAR CONVERTIBLE605 FOREIGN

20053AAB4!2#CONVERTIBLE MANUA L T RANSMISS ION B LACK WI TH GREYLEATHER ABSOLUTELYL IKE NEW GARAGEKEPT NEW-ICHELINTIRESBRAKESSTRUTSEXCELLENT-0'K

2011 "-7 I SPORTPACKAGE3IRIUS RADIO LOADEDHEATED SEATS SUNROOFNEWTIRESIMMACULATECONDITIONFACTORY WARRANTY

LEXUS 28 H,OADEDNAVI G A T I ON S Y S T EM PHONE E TC /NEO W N E R N O N SMOKERDEALERSERVICEDMILES6ERY GOOD CONDIT I O N

651 BOATS AND MOTORS

1994 #ELEBRITY 3PORT #RUISER gWEL L MA INTA INEDBOAT WITH ONLY OWNERS4HESTYLISHMID CABIN CRUISERMAKESANOUTSTANDINGFAMILYCRUISERORWEEKENDER 3LEEPSCOMFORTABLY 4HEGALLEY HAS A HEADWITH SINK HANDHELD SHOWER MICROWAVE OVEN ANDREFRIGERATOR 0OWERISPROVIDEDBY,TWIN-ERCRUISERS WITH )/gS -OT I V A T E D S E L L E R ORBESTOFFER &OR MORE INFORMATION CALL *OE4HEBOATISINTHEWATERAT -AC2AY (ARBOR4 W I N (ORSEPOWER -ERCRUISERS WINDLASS D IG I TA L F ISHFINDER MICROWAVEOVEN FRESH WATERSYSTEMFULLCAMPERTOP B IMIN I TOP POWERSTEERINGTR IM TABS DEPTHSOUNDER 3ONY STEREO WITH #$ DETACHABLE SHIP TOSHORE RADIO ENCLOSED HEAD ANDSHOWER INTEGRATEDSWIMPLATFORM

654 BOAT STORING /DOCKING

BOAT WELLS !LTER*EFFERSONAREAP E R S E A S O N

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RENTAL REAL ESTATE700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX

POINTES/HARPER WOODS-ARYLAND5PPE R F L A T MONTHBEDROOMS#OTTON FUND APPROVED

2 BEDROOM RENTALON +ERCHEVAL NEAR4HE6ILLAGE+ITCHENLIVING ROOM APPLIANCES I NC LUDED MONTHLYENJOYMICHIGAN GMAILCOM

20216ERNIERLOWERBEDROOMBATHROOM NATURAL FIREP L ACE SEPA RA TEBASEMENT GARAGENO PE T S MONTH PLUS UTILITIES

NEFF 2OAD 5PPERAVAILABLE !UGUST MONTH

700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

GROSSE Po in teParkMONTHLY,OWER FLAT BEDROOMS

700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

RIVARD 'ROSSE0OINTE CUTE, COZYIMMACULATE BEDROOMUPPER7ATERHEATAPPLIANCESINC L U D E D MONTH .O PETS

876 4ROMBLEY UPPER BEDROOM BATHS NATURAL FIREP LACE BREAKFASTNOOK S E PA R A T EBASEMENT ANDGARAGE.OPETS3ECURITY DEPOSIT PERMONTHPLUSUTILITIES

A T T R A C T I V E BEDROOM 'ROSSE0OINTE !PPLIANCES)NCLUDESHEATAIR .O SMOKING

THREE BEDROOMBRICK BUNGELOW IN' R O S S E 0 O I N T E7 O O D S N E A RSCHOOLS 5PDATEDK I T C HEN D I N I N GROOM LIVING ROOMWITH FIREPLACE ANDTWO CAR GARAGE"ASEMENTWITHMANCAVE AND FULL BATH

TROMBLEY, SQ FT RD LEVEL BEDROOMPERMONTH 'ARAGE AIRCONDITIONINGWASHERDRYERHEATINCLUDED.OPETS.OSMOKING

702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXS.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY

$ 2 3 6 . 0 0 -O T E L2OOMS 3INGLE /CCUPANCY 7EEKLY2ENTAL -ICROWAVE7I&I 2EFRIGERATOR3ATELLITE #LOSE TO87 A Y S 3HOREPOINTE -OTOR,ODGE % 3T # LA I R 3HORES,IMITEDAVAILABILITY

DO you love the wa-ter? 9 Mile & Jeffer-son. 22852 9 Mile.Fully renovated, in-cluding new carpet,new window treat-ments. 2 bedroom, 2bath, heat and wa-ter included/ AC.Call

702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXS.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY

ONE ANDTWOBEDROOM APARTMENTS3T #LAIR 3HORES%ASTPOINTE (ARPER7OODS 7ELL MAINTAINED AIR CONDITIONING COIN LAUNDRY AND STORAGE 4HE" LAKE #OMPANY .OPETS NO SMOKING

704 HOUSES-RENT

ROSEVILLE NEAR ) BEDROOMBATH RANCH CARGARAGE F IN ISHEDBASEMENT FRESHLYPAINTEDAPPLIANCESCENTRAL AIR CLEAN

705 HOUSES FOR RENTPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

GROSSE 0O INTE3CHOOLS "ETWEEN-ACK (ARPER "EAUTI FUL BEDROOMBUNGALOWCAR GARAGE NEWWINDOWS3TAINLESSSTEEL APPLIANCESHARDWOOD F LOORS (UNT #LUB( A R P E R 7O O D S MONTH#ALL

UPSCALE BEDROOM TOTALLY FURNISHEDHOMEDOWNTOTHESILVERWAREINTHEHEARTOF'ROSSE0OINTE &ARMS ,IVING ROOM DININGROOMSGREATROOMFIREPLACESMONTH2EFERENCESWILL BE CHECKED INADVANCE

705 HOUSES FOR RENTPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

SINGLE BED ROOMCARGARAGEFULL BASEMENT BATH HOME -APLETON BLOCKFROM4HE (ILL #OTTAGE (OSP I TA L PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 7ALKING DISTANCE TO SCHOOLSLIBRARYLAKE#LOSETO3T*OHN'ROSSE0OINTE "EAUMONT(OSPITAL 5PGRADEDK I TCHEN G RAN I TECOUNTER TOPS BACKYARD LARGE WOODDECKALLAPPLIANCESSQFTMONTH

709 TOWNHOUSES /CONDOS FOR RENT

ST . #LAIR 3HOR