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JUNE 26, 2025 Vol. 5, No. 13

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LIVING WILLS TAKE GUESSWORK OUT OF MEDICAL CARE PAGE 11A

Novi Community School District putting $425M bond proposal before voters

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Novi senior community puts spotlight on Alzheimer’s disease during the ‘Longest Day’ BY CHARITY MEIER cmeier@candgnews.com

Rose Senior Living at Providence Park in Novi continued its long-standing tradition of remembering those who are living with Alzheimer’s disease during the summer solstice. On June 20, the facility participated in what has become known, through the Alzheimer’s Association, as Alzheimer’s Longest

Day, as it is the day with the most amount of daylight to “fight the darkness of Alzheimer’s and all other dementia,” according to act.alz. org. Rose Senior Living put together a car show and walk for residents and their families, as well as staff and the community, to bring awareness of the disease and help raise money for a cure. See LONGEST DAY on page 9A

ABOVE: Rose Senior Living staff pose for a picture after presenting Kathleen Sable, wearing green, of the Alzheimer’s Association, with a check for $5,390 at the beginning of the facility’s Longest Day car show and walk. By the time the event was over, they had raised $6,410. Photo by Patricia O’Blenes

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The Novi Community School District will seek voter approval of a $425 million bond proposal to “improve and reimagine” district facilities, according to a press release. The Board of Education voted 6-0 during its June 12 regular meeting to approve placing the measure on the Nov. 4 ballot. “Our students have a unique opportunity to experience facilities that match and support their great potential,” school board President Danielle Ruskin said in a press release. The no-tax-increase bond would allow the district to revamp Novi High School, make some additions and improvements to K-8 buildings, and buy furniture, fixtures, equipment and technology for the district. Jorgia Basner-May has two children in the district, is the president of the Special Education Parent Advisory Committee and sits on the bond committee to give a voice to parents of children with special needs. “Novi (High School) is so outstanding, and now I


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