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DAVE BECKER Plastering.
New walls and ceilings plus patching. Free estimates. No job too small. 30 years experience 734-854-6474 5/15tfn

Fresh Floral arrangements made to order.
Theme weddings and personalized sympathy tributes a specialty!
Barbara Abbenzeller.
Olivia’s Garden, 415 S. Lane St., Blissfield.
517-486-1255. Delivery available.
1/3tfn

LODGING

H.D. Ellis Inn Bed and Breakfast 415 W. Adrian St. Blissfield, MI. Call 517-486-3155. Are relatives, friends or business associates coming to visit? Need a home away from home for an extended stay? All rooms include private baths, TV, wifi and a full breakfast. 6/7tfn
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ESTATE SALE
Estate Sale March 21st
– 22nd, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
March 23rd, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Cash only. 14631 Ottawa
Lake Rd., Ottawa Lake, MI
49267.
3/20

WANTED
Blissfield High School
Robotics needs our
community support. The
Flying Octopi are going to
the Michigan State
Championship. If you or
your business can help with
travel expenses please
contact Loretta Cox at BHS.
517-486-2148 or email lcox@blissfieldschools.us.
3/20

HELP WANTED
Blissfield Place
Assisted Living is hiring
Caregivers. Full time and
part time positions. On the
job training provided. Stop
at the facility to pick up an
application at: 301 N. Quick
St., Blissfield, MI 49228, or
contact Amy S. Hoffman –
Administrator (517)
682-1504.

AVAILABLE JOBS AT LENAWEE ISD

• Consultant – Autism Spectrum Disorder
• CTE Instructor – Graphic Design
• Custodian II
• Executive Director of Special Education
• Family Liaison – Lenawee Great Start
• Interpreters for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
• LISD PREP Academy Childcare Director/GED
• Coordinator School Psychologists
• School Social Workers
• Special Education Consultant – Behavioral Support
• Special Education Teacher – Physical Education
• Special Education Teachers (CI, EI, Maurice Spear)
• Special Education Teacher Assistants
• Speech & Language Pathologists
• Substitute Special Education Teachers
• Teacher Consultant – Emotional Impairment
GO TO: https://www.lisd.us/our-district/about-us/employment-volunteers/

THE ADVANCE is looking for contract reporters for general news assignments in the area. We pay by the story and photo. You can cover one or several events each week. This is not a staff position, but rather a per-assignment independent contractor. Must possess excellent spelling and writing skills, journalism background, great personality, ability to write at home and your own camera (if covering sports). We also need sports photos for certain assignments. Please email Marcia Loader at advance@cass.net or drop off resume and cover letter. Please no phone calls or personal visits.

NOTICE
VILLAGE OF DEERFIELD
COUNCIL MEETING
March 4, 2024
The Public Hearing of
the Deerfield Village
Council was called to order
at 6:45 p.m. by Mayor
Pro-Tem Kevin Eggleston.
Trustees Present: Joel
LaRocca, Donna Holubik,
Dave Rogers, Gary
Cousino.
Absent Mike Gilson &
Todd Nighswander.
Superintendent Crots
was in attendance.
Guests: Kevon Martis,
Jake Warner, McKenna
Warner & Darin Prielipp.
Discussion was held
regarding Variance request
from Jake Warner. No
comments were received
regarding the Budget.
Hearing adjourned at
7:00 p.m.
The meeting of the
Deerfield Village Council
was called to order with the
reciting of the Pledge of
Allegiance at 7:00 p.m. by
Mayor Pro-Tem Kevin
Eggleston.
Trustees Present: Joel
LaRocca, Donna Holubik,
Dave Rogers, Gary
Cousino.
Absent Mike Gilson &
Todd Nighswander.
Superintendent Crots
was in attendance.
Guests: Jake Warner,
McKenna Warner, Darin
Prielipp, Brenda Brosamer
& Redeana & Matt
Vaughan
Minutes of the regular
meeting were read and
approved.
Treasurer’s Report
–Motion Holubik to approve
treasurer’s report 2nd
LaRocca Carried.
Motion Cousino to approve
tax millage rate of 11 mils
for General Fund & 1.8961
mils for Village Street Fund.
2nd Holubik Carried. Tax
rate remained the same.
Motion LaRocca to adopt
the proposed 2024-2025
budget 2nd Cousino
Carried.
Village Supt.’s Report –On
file & website
Community Update:
Deerfield Community Days
– May 31 & June 1st Food
Truck Schedule: Mar. 13th
Saucy Slamwich, Mar. 20th
– Fat Ax, Mar. 27 Little
Caesar’s, April 3 Sunset
BBQ, April 10 Neimath
Concessions. April 17th
American Legion, April
24th Fat Ax
Police Report –
Reviewed
New Business Motion
Holubik to approve variance
request from Jake Warner
for an addition. 2nd
Cousino Carried. Brenda
Brosamer requested a
variance for an addition.
Notice: Public hearing will
be held April 1, 2024 @
6:45 with action being taken
at the regularly scheduled
meeting beginning at 7 p.m.
Motion Holubik to change
Pavilion reservations to
$50.00 and if sides are
requested the fee is
$200.00 2nd LaRocca
Carried. Motion Holubik to
amend food vending permit
by removing an annual fee
option 2nd LaRocca
Carried.
Motion Holubik to
adjourn @ 7:55 p.m. 2nd
Cousino Carried.
The next Council
meeting will be held April 1,
2024 at the Village Office
@ 7 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Denise Wylie,
Village Clerk
(370)

NOTICE
DEERFiElD VillAgE
PUBliC notiCE
The Deerfield Village Council will be holding a
public hearing Monday, April 1, 2024 beginning
at 6:45 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 101
W. River Street, Deerfield, Michigan, the
discussion will include a request from Brenda
Brosamer for a variance of 6 feet to the zoning
ordinance property set-backs. Action will be
taken at the public meeting being held after the
public hearing.
Denise Wylie,
Deerfield Village Clerk