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Recent health inspections reveal Novi restaurant woes
Recent health inspections in some Novi restaurants found drain flies, improperly stored foods and more between September and October, according to Oakland County Health Department inspection reports. Many of the violations have been corrected. The presence of violations in a past inspection does not necessarily mean the establishment has the same violations today. Inspection reports can be found at swordsolutions.com/inspections/. Below is a list of violations found at a few restaurants in Novi. Tropical Smoothie Cafe, 43215 Grand River Ave. During a routine inspection on Sept. 28, an inspector noted several problems at Tropical Smoothie Cafe.∎ Dish machine not providing chlorine sanitizer level 50-100 ppm.∎ 1) Handwashing sink next to dish machine with wiping cloth inside the basin. 2) Handwashing sink next to one compartment sink across from front counter with wiping cloth inside the basin.∎ 1) No soap provided to the handwashing sink across from front counter. 2) No soap provided to the handwashing sink next to dish machine.∎ No paper towel at the sandwich prep handwashing sink.∎ Ice machine interior soiled.∎ Coved base molding observed separating from the wall next to the ice bin.∎ Drain flies observed near the 1) front ice bin, 2) back prep table, and
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Community invited to The Arc Livingston's Holiday Fashion Show
The Arc Livingston will host the organization's 33rd Annual Holiday Fashion Show, bringing together community members to support programs and services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, on Nov. 19 at Crystal Gardens Banquet Center in Howell. The event serves as the organization's signature fundraiser, according to a community announcement. This year's theme is "Our Community. One Evening. A Year of Impact." "The Holiday Fashion Show is a celebration of everything our community makes possible," wrote Laura Sauer, executive director of The Arc Livingston. "For one evening, we come together to celebrate inclusion, recognize the incredible people we serve and invest in a future where every person with a developmental disability has the opportunity to thrive." The event includes a plated dinner, open bar, silent and live auctions, raffles, games and presentations highlighting the organization's work, according to the announcement. The centerpiece of the evening is the Holiday Fashion Show, where members walk the runway before family members, supporters and community leaders. The show is designed to celebrate participants' confidence, individuality and community inclusion. The fundraiser helps support services and opportunities for local children, adults and families affected by developmental disabilities. There are tickets, sponsorships and donation opportunities