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    VOL. 3 NO. 17, 16 PAGES

    ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN

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    THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2014

    Budget hearings to shape citys future


    By John McTaggart
    Staff Writer

    Its three evenings in


    April according to the
    city calendar beginning at 6 p.m. Monday,
    April 28-29 and 7 p.m.
    Wednesday, April 30.
    Each day designated as
    City Council Budget
    Hearing, according to
    the information on the
    citys website.
    In reality, these three
    sessions are a part of an
    ongoing process that
    plays an important role in
    shaping just what the city
    will look like and act like
    in the near future and beyond.
    Basically we (city
    council) have to pass a
    balanced budget, under
    the law, by July 1,

    Sometimes, through the process of these hearings, and


    based upon the answers given, we might throw out changes
    we would like to see administration make. Maybe we
    would like to see more money budgeted for overtime in this
    department and less budgeted here.
    Candice Rusie, City Councilwoman

    Councilwoman Candice initial phases of the proRusie said. The budget cess.
    starts July 1, 2014 and
    This includes numergoes until June 30, 2015. ous internal budget hearThe city has been in this
    process for months now
    and we hold these budget
    workshops and hearings
    to discuss the goals for
    next years budget based
    on the money that looks
    to be coming in.
    City administration,
    Rusie said, does much of
    the heavy lifting in the

    ings, talks with department heads, an estimation of planned revenues


    and expenditures, and,

    ultimately, the creation a


    draft budget which is
    presented to the council.
    We get this draft budget and get some time to
    look at it on council, she
    said. Then, the budget
    hearings are our ability
    to sit down with these departments, such as
    Department of Public
    Works, the library, the senior center, Parks and
    Recreation, everyone,

    and discuss the proposed


    budget with them. The
    process allows us to ask
    questions about these
    numbers and the background behind them. You
    have to remember that a
    lot of these numbers are
    projected. Some we
    know, like expenditures
    associated with personnel, but numbers like
    See BUDGET, page 2A

    City awarded
    $2 million grant
    for storm sewers
    By John McTaggart
    Staff Writer

    St. Clair Shores Department of Public Works


    Director Bryan Babcock addressed City Council at
    its April 21 meeting regarding the awarding of a $2
    million grant to the city aimed at accelerating the
    statewide use of asset management planning practices and improved water quality.
    The funds are provided by the Michigan
    Department of Environmental Qualitys Storm water Asset Management and Wastewater Grant
    Program, Babcock said.
    We were fortunate enough to receive a $2 million
    grant, and what the states intention is that theyre
    trying to push communities to accelerate using asset
    management programs in planning their utilities,"
    he said. "Instead of being reactive to solving problems such as sewers caving in or backups, this is a
    proactive approach to plan and set aside money to
    make the improvements that are necessary.
    Babcock said the project is multifaceted and includes and asset management plan and a storm water management plan.
    What were first going to do is assess the current
    condition of our storm water sewer system, he said.
    We have over 1.25 million feet of storm sewer
    throughout the city. We cant go and look at them all,
    but we picked approximately 33 percent to give a
    good representation of what the sewers as a whole
    look like. Were going to go in an televise and clean

    PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART

    Connor Moore grins for the camera at the 24th Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Blossom Heath Park. More than 500
    children were on hand for the event.

    By John McTaggart
    Staff Writer

    When firefighters
    from IAFF Local 1744
    sat down and began to
    plan the 24th annual
    Easter egg hunt at
    Blossom Heath Park,
    they figured this year
    would be in line with
    years past.
    We usually see about
    300
    kids,
    Scott
    Campbell, a St. Clair
    Shores firefighter and
    organizer of the event,
    said. That number
    hasnt changed much in
    the past few years.
    Based on these numbers, more than 1,500
    colorful plastic eggs are

    See GRANT, page 2A

    Its becoming a younger community


    now, I think. People are moving into
    St. Clair Shores because its a
    happening town and it has a lot to
    offer families with young kids.
    Scott Campbell, St. Clair Shores firefighter and event
    organizer

    stuffed with candy at


    Magic Touch Salon,
    more than three dozen
    Easter baskets are loaded with goodies and raffled off, and Blossom
    Heath Park is filled with
    smiling faces from kids
    thrilled to find one the
    eggs and the treat inside.

    This year s event,


    however, quickly got the
    attention of Campbell
    and his colleagues who
    came out to help.
    As the noon start
    drew closer on Easter
    Sunday, more and more
    children lined up in the
    parking lot just outside
    the park.

    I really cant believe


    how many kids we had
    here this year, he said
    with a smile. This is
    more kids than I have
    ever seen here. Its got
    to be some kind of record. This is wild.
    When each child arrives, one of the many
    volunteers hands them
    a raffle ticket which
    makes them eligible for
    one of the raffle prizes.
    Along with giving them
    an opportunity to win, it
    also gives Campbell and
    idea of how many children took part in the
    event.
    See EGG HUNT, page 3A

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    Employees spent much of the last
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    ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION

    THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2014

    Romping with Rover fundraiser


    By John McTaggart
    Staff Writer

    In some cases, the difference between being


    able to save the life of a
    rescued dog or cat or not
    comes down to dollars
    and cents.
    Animal rescue organizations from all over the
    area struggle with the
    balance between compassion and finance, and
    the desire to help and the
    means to do so.
    Angels Supporting
    Animals is a volunteer lo-

    BUDGET
    Continued from page 1A
    new vehicle purchases,
    for example. We get a
    chance to question
    where those numbers
    come from; do we really
    need these big purchases? This allows us to
    know what the thought
    process is behind these
    numbers.
    Rusie added that the
    hearings also allow
    council to make tweaks
    and suggestions to the
    budget.
    Sometimes, through
    the process of these

    cal nonprofit organization dedicated to helping


    bridge the financial gap
    for rescue groups by providing funds for veterinary care, food and other
    necessities required to ultimately find a loving forever home for a rescued
    dog or cat.
    For it to do this, however, they need to raise
    fund.
    Beginning at 9 a.m,
    Sunday, April 27, at Brys
    Park, Angels Supporting
    Animals is hosting

    Romping with Rover.


    We provide financial
    support for rescues,
    founder and President
    Deborah Vitale said. And
    this event helps us raise
    money to do that, and its
    also going to help raise
    money for the St. Clair
    Shores
    Police
    Department K-9 unit to
    help them out too.
    The event consists of a
    5K run/walk, with or
    without your dog, Vitale
    said, as well as the opportunity to talk with ven-

    hearings, and based upon the answers given, we


    might throw out changes
    we would like to see administration make, she
    said. Maybe we would
    like to see more money
    budgeted for overtime in
    this department and less
    budgeted here. We will
    also be making some
    recommendations about
    what we would like to
    see.
    Rusie said that council
    has given directions and
    recommendations regarding the budget
    throughout the entire
    process, but the threeday hearings are the
    bodys opportunity to

    fine tune the numbers.


    This is so we understand, so we can ask our
    questions, she said.
    And its a chance for us
    to fine tune it.
    The upcoming trio of
    hearings, as the previous
    hearings were, are open
    to the public, she said.
    Its an open meeting,
    and its even televised
    and replayed, Rusie
    said. I absolutely want
    to see as many residents
    as possible. We all encourage that. We want
    people to understand
    what the city is facing in
    the next year, and what
    were dealing with in the
    budget. The residents
    input is important, and
    these hearings are there
    so we can get the residents input and the
    councils input into that
    draft budget.
    Its important to
    know that we always
    budget conservatively,
    Rusie said. Which
    means we underestimate revenue and overestimate expenses. What
    we like to see at the end
    of the year is that we
    brought in more money
    than we planned to take
    in and also didnt spend
    all the money we
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    This is our second
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    Commemorative T-shirts

    Circare owner Gloria Kinnie and Councilwoman Candice Rusie pose with
    a pair of the commemorative T-shirts available at Circare. T-shirts for
    South Lake, Lake Shore and Lakeview are available.

    GRANT
    Continued from page 1A
    these sewers.
    Babcock added that storm structures such as catch basins and manholes will
    also be looked at as part of the program.
    We have 42 storm water pump stations that were going to inspect and assess
    the condition of all of those, he said. And were also going to improve our mapping of all our utility systems. Thats the majority of this work.
    Babcock said the fund will also be directed to staff training.
    Once we have a good assessment of whats needed well be implementing a
    plan moving forward on how were going to put in place this asset management
    plan, he said. Then the second part is a storm water management plan. That is
    where were going to go in and review our storm water utility and how we bill
    for that. Well review the rate ordinance and also our policy and design standards.
    The result of these efforts could save the city money in the long run and create
    a more efficiency in the way the city manages storm and waste water.
    According to the grants language, the grant funds 90 percent of the first $1.11
    million of work, Babcock said, and 75 percent of the next $1.33 million, meaning the local match for the grant is $444,444.
    Those fund will come from the citys storm water and utility fund, Mayor ProTem Candice Rusie pointed out.
    This system has been neglected for 75-plus years, Babcock said. Its time to
    look at this now.
    The project is slated to get underway after July 1, Babcock said.
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    3A

    Scott Campbell addresses the crowd just moments before gates were open allowing the children to take their position in the park.

    2014
    Easter egg
    hunt
    EGG HUNT
    Continued from page 1A
    Layla Brandon gets an embrace from the Easter bunny.

    Children enjoyed their candy goodies long after


    the actual hunt was complete.

    I count every ticket, he said. And I


    think its going to take me longer to do that
    this year. Im not sure how many we have
    out here, but its got to be at least 500, maybe more. Thats great.
    The surge in participation has everyone
    involved with the event excited about the
    Easter egg hunt going forward.
    Its becoming a younger community
    now, I think, he said. People are moving
    into St. Clair Shores because its a happening town and it has a lot to offer families
    with young kids. So I believe this thing is
    going to continue to grow, and thats great.
    Were just going to have to buy more eggs.

    Councilwoman Candice Rusie gives out more


    candy to the children.

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    Once the hunt begins its a mad scramble for one of more than 1,500 eggs.

    Christian, Sarah and Amber Stanzzak take a moment


    after the hunt to enjoy their candy.

    Participants returned many of the plastic eggs to


    bins so the firefighters can use them again next
    year.

    Members of the St. Clair Shores Fire Department set up the eggs before the hunt
    begins.

    4A

    ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION

    THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2014

    Champions Banquet
    set for May 7
    By John McTaggart
    Staff Writer

    Its become a timehonored tradition in the


    city, and an opportunity
    to recognize exceptional
    residents within St. Clair
    Shores.
    The Optimist Club of
    St. Clair Shores annual
    Champions Banquet
    takes place this year beginning at 5:30 p.m.,
    Wednesday, May 7 at
    Blossom Heath Inn
    Banquet Center.
    The event, the 16th annual, provides recognition for several members
    of the community, some
    well known and other
    not, who give of themselves to help others
    around them and those
    in need of help.
    Countless volunteer
    hours, compassion, and

    caring, are just a part of


    the common ground recipients of the honor
    each year.
    This year, the club selected six recipients for
    four awards, and each,
    according to Champions
    Chairperson
    Kathy
    Rayner are extremely
    deserving.
    Were honored to be
    able to recognize these
    people, Rayner said.
    We really are.
    The process of become
    a champion begins with
    a nomination from anyone within the community, Rayner said.
    Its open to everyone, she said. You just
    have to let us know
    about these exceptional
    people and what theyre
    doing. Then we (the
    Optimist Club of St. Clair

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    THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2014

    ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION

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    ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION

    By Ann L. Fouty
    Special Writer

    There is no doubt. Its


    been a long, hard winter
    and the march toward
    spring has been delayed
    by at least three weeks.
    If the freezing temperatures and snow have been
    hard on humans, think
    how difficult the winter of
    2014 has been on the 15
    bird species that winter in
    Michigan.
    Finding food and water
    has been hard on cardinals, black-capped chickadees, white-breasted nuthatches, downy woodpeckers, mourning doves,
    American goldfinches,
    blue jays, the tufted titmouse and house sparrows, among others, because the natural food and
    water sources have been
    covered with snow and
    ice.
    This is the time of year
    when our resident birds
    are looked upon with empathy and respect, said
    resident bird expert and
    certified bird feeding specialist Rosann Kovalcik.
    (They are) braving the
    cold of winter instead of
    choosing
    migration.
    Resident birds that dont
    typically leave have run
    out of resources because
    the grasses are covered.
    They are in dire straits
    so humans have given
    them a hand by providing
    a mixture of seeds, suet
    and heated bird baths
    used not only for drinking
    but for preening.
    The numbers of feath-

    THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 2014

    ers that a bird has increases in the colder months by


    as much as 30 percent,
    adding to their ability to
    keep out the cold, she
    said. Smaller birds have
    more feathers per unit of
    body weight than larger
    birds. The lower legs and
    feet of birds are tendinous
    as opposed to having
    fleshy parts exposed as in
    mammals. Therefore,
    there is no heat loss from
    that area. A birds bill is
    made of horn similar to
    our fingernails and does
    not suffer heat loss either.
    Birds use their metabolism to produce heat and
    run a hotter engine in the
    winter than in summer
    months. They produce this
    additional heat by consuming more food up to
    20 times more on a winter
    day than during warmer
    months.
    Growing additional
    feathers, molting and
    growing new feathers
    takes a lot of energy, therefore, birds must keep
    feathers conditioned by
    preening for warmth, flexibility and to be waterproof.
    Birds must keep feathers in good condition.
    Barbels are at the end of
    each feather and (birds)
    must unlock each. Its a
    matter of strength so they
    can fly, Kovalcik said.
    She went on to say birds
    do shiver, but not for the
    reasons humans shiver.
    During the daytime, a
    bird may shiver, with this
    muscular energy produc-

    PHOTOS BY RENEE LANDUYT

    Some robins winter in Michigan and enjoyed the leftover fruit on trees, stocked bird feeders and heated bird baths.

    Juncos experienced difficulty finding a natural source


    of food, grass seeds, because so much was covered with
    snow.

    ing heat. Another adaptation to cold is some birds


    ability to store seeds in a
    crop, an enlargement of
    the esophagus. This food
    is used during the night to
    maintain higher metabolism, especially finches,
    she said.
    As the migration of
    birds begins and birds,
    such as turkey vultures,
    humming birds and the
    great blue heron, stop to
    rest, they compete with
    resident birds for resources.
    Birds are programmed

    by the day (light) length.


    Thats what prompts
    them to migrate. They will
    start to come. They take it
    a day at time. They sense
    a storm or air pressure
    and will stop. They will
    come
    from
    South
    American and progress
    through North America. It
    will be slower but there is
    the urge to migrate,
    Kovalcik said.
    Migrating birds will
    now compete for what
    can be found, which isnt
    much, since the resident
    birds have stripped what

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    Another example, is the
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    lipid sugar that is specifically helpful to birds.
    Plants must be specific
    to the area, she said.
    A native plant here, a
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    Continued from page 4A
    Harper Woods presents
    Meet & Greet: A
    Gathering for School,
    Mental Health and Other
    Professionals Working
    with Families begins at
    9 a.m. Thursday, May 1,
    in the Lakeshore Parlor
    room at the Grosse
    Pointe Academy, 171
    Lakeshore,
    Grosse
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    Community professionals meet and share
    information with other
    community professionals working with youth
    and families.
    For more information
    or to register, call (313)
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    Preschool
    registration
    The Lakeshore Public
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    Readiness Preschool
    registration period is
    open.
    Preschool Registration
    Night is from 4 to 6 p.m.
    Thursday, May 8, at
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    For more information,
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    The Lake House,
    26701 Little Mack, St.
    Clair Shores, which provides a safe harbor to
    support, educate and
    empower those touched
    by cancer including
    individuals with cancer,
    and those who care for
    and about them, offers
    the following Make-It
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    Monday:
    Gentle Yoga, from 5
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    stretches and poses that
    relieve stress while promoting healing and
    wellness.
    Sessions are designed
    with reduced mobility in
    mind. Theres little or no
    need to get down on the
    floor and chairs are used
    for added support where
    helpful.
    Zumba dance fitness, begins at 6:30 p.m.
    The Lake House trained
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    the group through exotic moves set to exhilarating Latin and international beats.
    Hip Hop, Samba,
    Salsa steps and more
    are combined to improve ones energy level
    while having fun.
    A $5 donation per
    Zumba session is requested.
    For more information
    or to register, call (586)
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    By Diane Morelli
    Special Writer

    This past Easter


    Sunday the weather
    seemed perfect and a lot
    of people were outdoors
    enjoying the beautiful
    day.

    April and May


    will be warmer
    than normal, on
    average.
    The Old Farmer's
    Almanac

    While stopped at the


    traffic light near Yates
    Cider Mill, en route to
    Easter dinner, I saw a
    wading fisherman reel in
    a rather large fish from
    the Clinton River. With
    ease he held it up in both
    hands to show his fellow
    fisherman.
    Further up the road, I
    saw a man in a driveway
    make a high jump and
    long stretch to catch the
    baseball while playing
    catch with a child.
    But Im wondering a
    lot what the weather has
    in store for us the rest of
    this spring and summer.
    So, I planned to purchase
    a copy of the 2014 Old
    Farmers Almanac which
    is known for its 80 per-

    cent accurate weather


    forecasts.
    The almanac is
    made available for
    purchase each year
    in mid-September.
    Last September the
    newly-published almanac warned of a
    frigid winter with
    bitter cold and
    heavy snow for this
    past winter.
    The almanac
    forecasted a decline in solar activity combined
    with ocean-atmosphere patterns
    in the Pacific and
    Atlantic will result in below-normal temperatures and above-normal
    snowfall during most of
    the winter across much
    of the United States.
    This winter is shaping
    up to be a rough one,
    said Janice Stillman, editor of The Old Farmers
    Almanac, in a press release. Sweaters and
    snow shovels should be
    unpacked early and kept
    close by throughout the
    season. The good news is
    the extra precipitation
    which will fall as rain or
    snow depending where
    you are will help with
    any drought issues left
    over from the summer.
    My newly purchased

    copy of the almanac


    forecasts: April and May
    will be warmer than nor-

    mal, on average,
    in our area of the
    country. And its
    forecasted map
    for summer indicates a hot and dry
    summer
    in
    Michigan is ahead.
    We will soon see
    if the almanacs
    forecast is correct,
    but by having a
    swimming pool and
    rain barrels ready in
    the backyard, Im
    smiling here.
    The 2014 Old
    Farmers Almanac is
    available wherever
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    are sold. I think its a fun
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    The Yardeners of St.


    Clair Shores Native
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    Shorians and Huskies play to scoreless tie


    by Bob St. John
    Special Writer

    Lake Shore and Lakeview have endured some battles during their long,
    illustrious city rivalry.
    The two collided last week at Lake
    Shore and after 80 minutes of play in
    the cold, the game ended in a scoreless tie.
    We played well, but not smart,
    Lake Shore head coach Dave Lount
    said. We have been playing like that

    so far this season. The girls move the


    ball and get it in position to get a good
    shot on goal, then for some reason
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    The Shorians had a majority of the
    scoring opportunities against the
    Huskies in the Macomb Area
    Conference Blue Division contest.
    Goalkeepers Sam Uppeleger for
    the Huskies and Carly Vargo for the
    Shorians were the stars of the game,
    making the saves to keep it scoreless.
    In the final 10 minutes of the second
    half, both defenses
    were outstanding and
    did not allow a good
    shot on net.
    For Lakeview, it
    stands 1-2-1 in the
    MAC Blue and 2-4-1
    overall.
    Lake Shore improved to 2-0-2 in the
    MAC Blue and 3-1-2
    overall by beating
    Sterling Heights 6-0
    earlier in the week.
    Vargo had another
    shutout in net, while
    Ashley Romanowski
    led the way with two
    goals and two assists.
    Morgan Hudson also
    had two goals, while
    Maryann Davey and
    Shannon March also
    had goals in the road
    victory.

    PHOTOS BY BOB BRUCE

    Lakeview battled Lake Shore last week on the pitch


    with the game ending in a scoreless tie.

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    South Lakes girls soccer team also played last week and won its
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    We have 15 girls who are dedicated and working hard, South Lake
    head coach Marty Shearer said. Its
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    Against
    Roseville,
    Lauren
    Giurlanda had two goals, with
    Jessica McClinton and
    Emily Raleigh had a goal
    apiece.
    Chasity Homer
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    in net and she
    followed that effort with her first shutout of
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    Haven.
    Chasity did a nice job in
    net and made some big
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    It was the Cavaliers
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    Area
    Conference Silver
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    1B AUTOMOTIVE | 3B COLLEGE GUIDE | 3-5B CLASSIFIEDS

    2014 Silverado High Country AWD

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    Surprisingly, our fourdoor crew cab delivers 20
    miles per gallon highway,
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    Chevys done a great
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    Chevy designers call it a
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    The High Country
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    The 2014 Chevy
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    horsepower. And the 4x4
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    With a towing capacity
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    with electric assist and


    all 2WD and AWD suspension components
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    The 6.2-liter V8 is a
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    Important numbers include a wheelbase of
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    Most all pickups do
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    so look for manufacturers to continue the evolution of roomy, good looking workhorses that can
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    Chevys new Silverado
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    like a rock better than
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    Likes: Beautiful design,
    great fuel mileage, roomy,
    driver friendly.
    Dislikes: Expensive options, tough to parallel
    park, not much else.
    Zyla is a syndicated automotive columnist.

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    bold, aggressive hood lines and striking new front grille make the new 2015 Camry
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    Dryer
    16 Wash
    Cycles
    7.0 Cu. Ft.
    Electric
    Dryer
    HE Sensor
    Dry
    Option
    7.0 Cu. Ft.
    HE Sensor Dry
    Option

    NED4600YQ

    NTW4650YQ

    12 MONTHS TO PAY!

    Pedestals sold separately.


    WFW70HEBW

    Front Load
    Electric Dryer
    6.5 cu. ft.
    Super Capacity
    3 Drying Cycles

    +EACH
    $100 MAIL-IN REBATE FOR THE PAIR!!

    MADE IN
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    HE Laundry Pair

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    R!
    12 MONTHS TO PAY!

    FOR THE
    PAIR!
    or $23/mo!!*

    Features:
    17 Cu. Ft.
    Wire Shelves
    Gallon Door Storage
    WHITE

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    GFDR480EFWW

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    Family Business
    Serving You Since 1954!

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    800-440-5774

    MACOMB TOWNSHIP STORE

    GRATIOT STORE

    20201 HALL ROAD

    35950 GRATIOT AVE. CLINTON TWP.

    586-226-2266

    between Romeo Plank & Heidenrich

    586-791-0560

    ROCHESTER STORE

    042414

    248-652-9700 600 MAIN ST. ROCHESTER

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