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Archive for April, 2009

Getting Paid to Recycle

Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

I saw this article today in the Detroit Free Press,I spoke about this last month how the City of Westland was one of only 2 Michigan cities currently involved. Please click on this link to read today’s article. What a great concept hopefully more cities in Michigan and around the country participate in similar programs.

Detroit Redwings Sweep Blue Jackets

Friday, April 24th, 2009

 Johan Franzen scored on a power play with 46.6 seconds left, giving the defending Stanley Cup champions Detroit Red Wings a 6-5 victory and a series sweep over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night.

The call that led to the man advantage was hotly disputed by the Blue Jackets, who were assessed a bench minor for having too many men on the ice.

“It definitely was the hardest (game of the series),” said Detroit’s Marian Hossa, who had two goals. “We got lucky at the end when they had six on the ice.”

Marian Hossa had two goals, Nicklas Lidstrom and Tomas Holmstrom each had a goal and an assist, and Daniel Cleary also scored for the reigning Stanley Cup champions, who will await their conference semifinal opponent.

Cash 4 Trash in Westland

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

Westland appears ready to become the first Wayne County city — and only the second in Michigan — to embark on a bold, curbside recycling program that will actually pay residents to participate. For the complete story please click on the link. Cash For Trash.

10 Ways to save the Earth

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

1.      Decrease Usage and Recycle Plastics – As much as possible, decline
usage of plastic for the small things that you buy in the mall or in
stores. If you can carry it, put it in your pocket or in your bags or
better yet carry a recycled plastic when shopping or going to the
market, please do so. And avoid using straws if you can. Plastic is
one of the main pollutants and it will take thousands of years before
we can get rid of it.

2.      Encourage your kids (and yourself) to do outdoor activities –
Watching tv, playing computer games listening to the radio or mp3s all
contribute to consumption of electricity, which in turn uses oil. If
we can play outdoors, make use of public and national parks, it will
do good not only to our health but to our budget as well, not to
mention, we can help in saving energy. Energy is not forever and we
obviously don’t want to go back to the days of oil lamps ad candles.
3.      Walk – if its just several blocks away from your friends house or
the computer shop or the market, why don’t we just walk and not take
the jeepney or tricycle anymore. We will be working out our muscles
and we help decline the release of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
Each stroll we make is a percentage of the ozone layer saved from
further opening up.

4.      Avoid food delivery – First, they use plastic to contain your food,
which is already bad for your health because its made of petroleum and
the environment for the reason stated earlier. Second, it uses
motorbikes that also contributes to air pollution, so please, if you
will not die from hunger and can still take a walk to the nearest
restaurant, avoid food delivery.

5.      Go on a natural diet – it’s healthy and it doesn’t use so much oil
and energy during production while junk food and fast food, aside from
its bad for your health, contributes to pollution during the process
of making it and again uses plastics.

6.      Use a glass of water when brushing your teeth – Save on water
consumption, it is not renewable and if we run out of it, we wouldn’t
survive even for a week in this world. Don’t let the faucet run while
you are brushing your teeth. Use dipper to clean your cars and fix
leaking faucets. This also goes to officials of water companies who
ignore leaking water pipes or slow in fixing it. This is everybody’s
concern so lets do our share.
7.      Stop smoking – We don’t oxygen to be replaced by carbon dioxide so
let us stop smoking. We save our health our future, our neighbours and
our environment.

8.      Practice family planning – Too many people means further increase
in demand, decline in supply, increase in pollution, flattening of
mountains, drying of bodies of water and eventually doomsday. To all
the parents, would be parents and singles, even to teenagers who can’t
abstain from sex, if we cant help it, then let us at least use
protection. Its for our own good.
9.      Take public transport – It wouldn’t hurt our economic status if we
use the public transport. There are vans, trains and even cabs to take
us to where we want to go, safely, fast and without the annoying
pollution. We save on gas and the scenery will awaken our
consciousness on the condition of the environment around us.

10.     Keep in mind articles like this – Because we are concerned about
our environment and so should you be. The call for saving and
protecting the environment should not only heed by few but by the
general population. Saving the earth is and should be a concerted
effort because this is the only planet we have so far. Its destruction
means our extinction, and if we want to live longer, we should act
now.

Westland Chamber Spring Awards Dinner

Thursday, April 16th, 2009
This is a great event to attend. It’s a great chance to network and also honor this years winners of these great awards. Hope to see you all there for more infomation contact the Westland Chamber @ 734-326-7222
Spring Awards

What: Westland Chamber of Commerce’s Spring Awards
When: 6 p.m. Thursday, April 23
Where: American Legion Post 32, 9318 Newburgh, south of Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia.
Why: Honor the 2009 the First Citizen and Business Person of the Year as well as longtime members.
Cost: $35 per person which includes a dinner buffet and open bar.