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Street work to begin on Huron and Pardee streets this week

The City of Taylor will repair sections of the following streets, beginning Thursday, September 28: Huron Street (Eureka Road South to the dead end) and Pardee Street (Eureka Road South to the dead end). Read on...
Winter soccer registration continues through October 18

Winter soccer registration continues through October 18 at the Taylor Sportsplex. Read on...

Wayne County offers distressed property owners tax options

Wayne County Treasurer's Office is offering distressed property owners tax options to avoid foreclosure. The county offers the Distressed Owner-Occupant Extension, Interest Reduction Stipulated Payment Agreement and Stipulated Payment Agreement options. Read on...
Pre-registration for 2017 Hallow Palooza begins October 1

Pre-registration for the 2017 Hallow-Palooza will begin on October 1. The event is scheduled for 5-7:30 p.m. Friday, October 27, followed by a family movie (Monster Inc.) in the Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion at Heritage Park. Read on...

Let's get ready for some Halloween fun, Taylor!

The City of Taylor's premiere Halloween event, Hallow-Palooza, enters its second year from 5-7:30 p.m. Friday, October 27, in Heritage Park. Pre-registration begins on October 1 in person at the Heritage Park Petting Farm and ONLINE HERE. The event is free for residents; the non-resident price is $5 per child.

The event drew a huge crowd last year for a variety of events inside Heritage Park, including trick or treating, music and much more. Participants move from station to station, site to site, around the park, from the Sheridan Center through the Coan Lake Historical Area, Petting Farm, Masco Pavilion and Taylor Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. A free family movie, Monsters Inc.will cap the evening in the Sheridan Center.

Don't miss your chance for plenty of fun! Register early. Space is limited.

Taylor Spotlight

Save the last dance for us! Final market of the season this Friday, and we're focusing on pumpkins

The Taylor Farmer's Market's 2017 season comes to an end this Friday (September 29). Hours are noon until 7 in the Sheridan Center Open Air Pavilion, Heritage Park. Plenty of parking in the Pardee Road lot. We'll be featuring pumpkins and pumpkin decorating. Plenty of fresh produce will be available. Proceeds from the farmer's market table go to the American Red Cross for Hurricane Relief efforts. It's been a great season. Extended weather forecast calling for partly sunny, mid-60s weather. Come by and say hello!

Calendar

September 2017

Tue Sep. 26

Toddler Story Time Stories and activities for children age three and under.

Tue Sep. 26

Itch-to-Stitch Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

Wed Sep. 27

VIP Support Group: Self-Advocacy Self-advocacy is a lifelong skill which enables you to speak up for your personal rights. Our discussion will focus on how to be assertive without becoming either passive or aggressive while communicating.

Wed Sep. 27

Crafts for Non-Crafters: Framed Book Art People who don't do crafts can enjoy a fun hour of seasonal crafting, with no judgment allowed. All materials provided. Adults only.