Fowl Ordinance
Get the skinny on Clawson’s chickens as the city continues work on a domestic fowl ordinance. The purpose of the ordinance is to provide for the safety of the birds and the public and protect the character of Clawson’s residential areas. You can read the draft ordinance recently discussed by City Council. If you have information or opinions on the matter, the Council is inviting input to be sent to info@cityofclawson.com.
Henna Happy Hour
Get a little adventurous and exotic at Kahve House in Downtown Clawson. Come out on Friday, March 29, from 4 to 7 pm for $5 henna. Henna is a long-lasting reddish-brown dye that many traditions use to make intricate designs on the skin. Give yourself and those around you something beautiful to look at at Henna Happy Hour, which will be held at Kahve House the last Friday of every month.
City Manager Finalists
Clawson is a home rule city, which means that the elected council appoints a professionally-trained and experienced manager to administer the day-to-day operations of the city and to make recommendations to the city council. The council makes all policy decisions, including review, revision, and final approval of the proposed annual budget.
After a thorough review of 100 applicants, seven candidates have been selected as finalists in the search for Clawson’s new City Manager. Public interviews will be held on Thursday, March 14 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm at Clawson City Hall, followed by a community reception from 5 to 7 pm, where residents can mingle with the candidates and hear short, prepared remarks. Community members are encouraged to attend, meet the candidates and complete anonymous feedback forms which will then be shared with City Council. Read about the finalists.
Yoga For All Ages
If you’ve always wanted to try yoga, this free class is a great chance to learn how to improve your flexibility, strength
Community Resource Networking Night
Clawson’s Community Resource group was initially established to provide a directory of organizations, programs and services within the community and it’s time to update the resource guide. The group will gather at Hunter Community Center on Thursday, March 21, from 6 to 7:30 pm. Two representatives from each group will speak about their group, mission and upcoming events in order to share information and coordinate events. Email Penny Luebs at pennycplr@aol.com or call 248.259.6208 to register or for more information. Pizza and salad dinner provided.
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