Charity Meier
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Rock out and run for those battling breast cancer - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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NOVI — The annual Rock Out at Pink Out will return to Twelve Mile Crossing at Fountain Walk on Oct. 4 to bring the community together to support breast cancer awareness and the Henry Ford Providence Believe in Miracles Fund. “What makes this year especially exciting is the addition of the Pink Out 5K,” Mary Lederman, event organizer, said in an email. “It gives people a fun, active new way to participate and extends Pink Out into a full day of community, music and purpose.” The Pink Out 5K will
Until everyone comes home - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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NOVI — A small group of people gathered at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens in Novi Sept. 18 to pay their respects to members of the armed forces who have yet to return home — those who were taken as prisoners of war and/or declared missing in action. The annual Michigan Remembers POW/MIA recognition ceremony is held on National POW/MIA Recognition Day — the third Friday in September — in front of the POW/MIA memorial and mural at Oakland Hills Memorial Gardens. This year’s ceremony focused on why
Stand-up guy - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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NOVI — Comedian Jim Gaffigan made a pit stop at Total Wine & More in Novi on Sept. 19 to share a little “Fathertime” bourbon with fans ahead of his show at the historic Fox Theatre in Detroit. Although best known for his family-friendly wit, Gaffigan also has his own brand of bourbon, “Fathertime,” which is primarily available online but can be purchased at a few stores such as Total Wine. “Well, people that come to shows are often drinking alcohol,” joked Gaffigan when asked how bourbon and com
WB High grad sings at Detroit Jazz Festival - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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DETROIT — Hart Plaza in Detroit was the center of the jazz world over Labor Day weekend, as some of the greatest jazz performers and up-and-coming talents in the genre performed on multiple stages, and among them was West Bloomfield High School graduate Jill Opal, who was accompanied by the Bill Meyer Group on Sept. 5. “We met this young lady at one of our jam sessions, and she is quite a different kind of a singer,” Meyer said. “She’s a fashionable, very glamorous person and also a very well-ro
Novi woman sings at Detroit Jazz Festival - C & G Newspapers (opens the original)
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NOVI — Hart Plaza in Detroit was the center of the jazz world over Labor Day weekend, as some of the greatest jazz performers and up-and-coming talents in the genre performed on multiple stages, and among them was Novi’s own Jill Opal, who was accompanied by the Bill Meyer Group on Sept. 5. “We met this young lady at one of our jam sessions, and she is quite a different kind of a singer,” Meyer said. “She’s a fashionable, very glamorous person and also a very well-rounded singer in many styles.
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