Tim Horton’s offers smile cookie
OAKLAND/ MACOMB
Tim Horton’s offers smile cookie to benefit charity
Tim Horton’s locations in Metropolitan Detroit are hosting their Smile Cookie campaign to benefit Children’s Hospital of Michigan from Saturday, Aug. 14 through Saturday, Aug. 21. While supplies last, guests can purchase a special chocolate chip cookie, decorated with a smile, for $1 plus tax. Proceeds from this year’s campaign will benefit the Children’s Research Centre of Michigan, whose mission is to promote knowledge in the area of science and medicine in order to improve methods to prevent, cure and treat childhood diseases.
STERLING HEIGHTS
Donations sought to restore 1967 T-Bird
Larry Sauger of Sterling Heights, a member of Vietnam Veteran Chapter 154, has donated his 1967 T-Bird to the Baker College Auto Restoration program. The car will be a teaching tool for students because it requires hands-on metal finishing and painting. The college had hoped to complete the car this year, but budget constraints are making that difficult as replacement parts are expensive. Anyone interested in contributing to getting the classic car back out on the road can contact Mark Grajewski, director of the automotive program at Baker College, at 586-790-5215.
NOVI/TROY
Kohl’s remodels Oakland Square and Novi storesKohl’s recently announced the re-grand opening of its Novi and Oakland Square of Troy stores, which will each unveil a new look today. The department store is remodeling 85 stores nationwide this year. The remodeled stores will feature redesigned departments, updated fitting rooms, new merchandise and updated check-out stations. Visit www.kohls.com for more information.
SOUTHFIELD
University of Phoenix holds job workshops
University of Phoenix is partnering with CNBC News Anchor Erin Burnett and CareerBuilder’s Vice President of Human Resources Rosemary Haefner to co-host “Strategies in the New Economy” workshops 6–8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18 at the University of Phoenix Southfield Campus, 26261 Evergreen, Suite 500 in Southfield. The following workshops: “The Financial Side of the New Economy,” “Jobs in the New Economy,” “Where the Jobs Are,” and “Resume Writing & Interview Skills” are free and open to the public. Space is limited, RSVP to phoenix.edu/openhouse by Aug. 17. Visit www.phoenix.edu.
Tim Horton’s offers smile cookie to benefit charity
Tim Horton’s locations in Metropolitan Detroit are hosting their Smile Cookie campaign to benefit Children’s Hospital of Michigan from Saturday, Aug. 14 through Saturday, Aug. 21. While supplies last, guests can purchase a special chocolate chip cookie, decorated with a smile, for $1 plus tax. Proceeds from this year’s campaign will benefit the Children’s Research Centre of Michigan, whose mission is to promote knowledge in the area of science and medicine in order to improve methods to prevent, cure and treat childhood diseases.
STERLING HEIGHTS
Donations sought to restore 1967 T-Bird
Larry Sauger of Sterling Heights, a member of Vietnam Veteran Chapter 154, has donated his 1967 T-Bird to the Baker College Auto Restoration program. The car will be a teaching tool for students because it requires hands-on metal finishing and painting. The college had hoped to complete the car this year, but budget constraints are making that difficult as replacement parts are expensive. Anyone interested in contributing to getting the classic car back out on the road can contact Mark Grajewski, director of the automotive program at Baker College, at 586-790-5215.
NOVI/TROY
Kohl’s remodels Oakland Square and Novi storesKohl’s recently announced the re-grand opening of its Novi and Oakland Square of Troy stores, which will each unveil a new look today. The department store is remodeling 85 stores nationwide this year. The remodeled stores will feature redesigned departments, updated fitting rooms, new merchandise and updated check-out stations. Visit www.kohls.com for more information.
SOUTHFIELD
University of Phoenix holds job workshops
University of Phoenix is partnering with CNBC News Anchor Erin Burnett and CareerBuilder’s Vice President of Human Resources Rosemary Haefner to co-host “Strategies in the New Economy” workshops 6–8 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18 at the University of Phoenix Southfield Campus, 26261 Evergreen, Suite 500 in Southfield. The following workshops: “The Financial Side of the New Economy,” “Jobs in the New Economy,” “Where the Jobs Are,” and “Resume Writing & Interview Skills” are free and open to the public. Space is limited, RSVP to phoenix.edu/openhouse by Aug. 17. Visit www.phoenix.edu.
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