Mount Clemens – September 3, 2019
Friends,
Where did the summer go? It seems like forever ago that I picked my kids up from their last day of school, but at the same time, I’m pretty sure it was just last week that I packed my last lunchbox.
I’m on the fence about back-to-school. I miss my alone time and being able to work uninterrupted. I do not miss the morning routine, folders, papers, cold, germs and everything else that comes with a new school year. Buying school supplies, a first-day outfit and shoes, meeting new friends and catching up with the friends we didn’t see over the summer is fun for me, though. So, I’m torn.
Whatever your back-to-school feelings are, I hope you have a great kick-off to fall. And if you could, please head over to the City News Facebook page and give us a like.
Rebecca
Leaf Pickup Policy
Mt. Clemens will again be enforcing a leaf pick up policy this fall.
Raking and blowing leaves into the street is prohibited. All leaves that do not fall into the street from the trees must be placed in 30-gallon brown waste bags or 25- to 35-gallon refuse containers.
A clean-up crew will come down every street at least twice to pick up the leaves that have fallen from the trees. The collection schedule will not be made public due to the uncertain weather conditions during the fall.
A collection truck will operate through Dec. 6.
Place all yard waste at curbside no earlier than 6 p.m. the day before your scheduled pickup day and no later than 7 a.m. on your scheduled pick up day.
Any questions on this policy should be directed to the Department of Public Services at 586-469-6847 or go online.
Adopt-a-Bench
A great way to honor the memory of a loved one or remember a special event or person is to adopt a park bench. Each park bench has an engraved plaque with the names, dates, and/or message of your choice. The bench will be permanently installed in a park location selected by the sponsor. For more information on city parks, click here.
To sponsor a bench, please call the Department of Public Services at 586-469-6847.
Rock out Sept. 21 at Clinton River Live Music Festival
The Mount Clemens Clinton River Live Music Festival is Sept. 21 from 1 to 9 p.m.
This new event will be held at the Clinton River Park located downtown along both riverbanks of the Clinton River between the Crocker and Dickinson bridges.
The Mount Clemens Clinton River Live Music Festival, under the direction of Alexander Zonjic, is a free event featuring continuous entertainment showcasing Jazz, Blues, Motown, R&B and World Music. Five acts comprised of national, regional, and local entertainment will jam out.
Updates at the Water Filtration Plant
The City of Mount Clemens Water Filtration Plant is in the process of updating equipment that will enhance the taste and smell of the water.
This work is expected to be done in October. Until work is complete, residents may experience a different taste or odor from their drinking water. The water is continuously tested and completely safe to drink and use and contains no harmful substances.
Drop-in basketball is offered Mondays from 6 to 8 p.m. between mid-September and mid-May at the Kulick Center for adults ages 18 and over. The fee is $4 per visit or purchase a visit pass for a discount of five visits for $10. Learn more about the city’s 
The Farmington Civic Center will be the scene for Friday Night Live with Tom Birchler & Bobby G on Friday, Sept. 13, from 8 to 10 p.m.
The Yarn Stop’s third anniversary is fast approaching, and there’s a lot to celebrate. This successful small business has become a strong part of Clawson’s vibrant downtown, bringing personal service, classes and thousands of skeins of colorful yarn to use to create beautiful handmade projects.
This type of office space provides a shared workplace for individuals who are usually not employed by the same organization. Meeting rooms, kitchens, reception areas, video conferencing, technology and services are typically shared by the tenants of the space.
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