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                                                                                marihuana  business  in  Wayne  to
                                                                                start selling recreational marihuana
             You're invited to help clean and  ures.  The  event  is  1:00-3:00  p.m.  August 16, and according to Scott,
          straighten Shafer Park in Wayne,   This is an outdoor walking tour, so  the only one actively selling. It is also
          Michigan on Saturday, September    please  dress  appropriately.  Dona-  the closest cannabis business to the
          12,  9:00  a.m.  until  noon.  There  tions will be gratefully accepted.  airport.
          will be light weed pulling, raking and                                  The  consultants  are  impressive
          picking up of trash. It's a great way  Oct. 8, 7:00 p.m.              with  their  knowledge.  I  was  even
          to enjoy the outdoors here in Wayne  The History of Eloise            more impressed by their educations.
          and spend time with neighbors and     Tyler Moll will present the history  Liam is finishing his Masters degree
          friends!  Long-sleeved  shirts,  long  of this infamous hospital, poorhouse  in  Accounting  at  Michigan  State.
          pants and gloves are recommended.  and  asylum  at  7:00  p.m.  at  the  Hanna just graduated with a Bache-  Hanna Gocaj, Vice President, waits on a
          If you have rakes, brooms and other  Wayne Public Library.            lors degree in Communications from  customer curside.
          light  gardening  tools  please  bring                                MSU. Doug is also finishing a Mas-  says they are building the inventory.
          them along.                        Oct. 17, 4:00 p.m.                 ters degree in Business. “We’re not a  Hanna, Scott’s daughter, worked
                                             Witches Brew Tea                   bunch  of  potheads,”  he  asserts.  at a cannabis dispensary in Lansing.
             Peter Pumpkinhead’s Workshop       A haunted tea party at the Wayne  There are weekly business meetings  She’s  an  advocate  for  the  medical
          is heading to Notre Dame Hall in   Historical Museum will feature sev-  in finance and marketing. The num-  marihuana  community  as  she  saw
          Wayne on October 3, 10:00 a.m.-    eral Wayne characters in a spooky  ber one focus is on customer experi-  how it helped people with cancers or
          5:00 p.m.  Free for kids of all ages,  setting. Event is at 4:00 p.m. Tickets  ence.                    who  suffered  from  pain-related  in-
          there  will  be  fall  and  Halloween  are $35 may be purchased ahead of  Safety and security are also top  juries.  She feels blessed that she is
          crafts to make. There will also be  time.                             concerns. The building is reinforced.  able to work with her father in the
          candy. The Notre Dame Hall, 3144 S.                                   There is 24-hour armed security li-  family  business.  “The  cannabis  in-
          Wayne  Rd  will  also  be  offering  $3  Oct. 24, 8:00-11:34 p.m.     censed, bonded and insured by the  dustry has evolved a lot,” she said.
          Meal Deals!                        Ghost Hunt at the Museum           State of Michigan.                   Scott has stepped away from US
                                                Join  the  Great  Lakes  Ghost    Scott said the City of Wayne deter-  12 Bar and Grill in Wayne, the busi-
             The  Wayne  Historical  Society  Hunters as they hunt for paranormal  mines  the  hours  MF  can  be  open.  ness his parents started decades ago
          has announced a number of pro-     activity  in  the  140-year-old  Wayne  Currently, it’s open Monday through  and which is now being run by his
          grams  coming  up  later  this  year.  Historical Museum. A one-hour spot  Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and  brother, John Goci, who also main-
          Add these to your calendar now and  is $25.                           Sundays Noon to 8:00 p.m. With fast,  tains a real estate business. Scott is
          watch this column for further infor-                                  efficient and friendly service, you can  making MF his main focus and work-
          mation.                            Nov. 12, 7:00 p.m.                 have  the  products  that  will  meet  ing hard to grow his own family busi-
          Sept. 10, 7:00 p.m.                Blacksmithing: Bert Green Story    your needs quickly. As the business  ness.
          NorWayne-A Planned Community          Learn about Bert Green and what  grows, Scott assures me “I’m going  MF has a program called Bud Ge-
             Hank Johnson of the Norwayne    life was like as one of Wayne’s last  to spoil my team.” Mention is play-  nius. You can book an appointment
          Citizens  Commission  will  be  the  blacksmiths. You will also learn how  fully made of Italy where employees  online with a Bud Genius and learn
          guest speaker presenting the history  the company continues today.    have 2-hour lunches and paid vaca-  more about marihuana and the vari-
          of Norwayne.                                                          tions.                            ous products. Scott and his team are
                                             Dec. 5, 6:00-9:00 p.m.               The  State  tracks  everything,  so  eager to educate anyone who wants
          Oct. 4, 1:00-3:00 p.m.             Holiday Night at the Museum        Scott says the business has to be ac-  to learn more. He wants to eradicate
          Annual Cemetery Walk                  Come  out  and  see  Santa,  get  countable for all their product.  The  the stigma that marihuana has and
             This year’s cemetery walk will be  cookies and hot chocolate, and join  State  can  do  unannounced  visits  knowledge is key to that.
          at Westlawn Cemetery and will high-  in the Christmas cheer as the town  twice a year. They can look at any-  “Our mission is to ensure our pa-
          light  several  local  families  and  fig-  Christmas tree is lit.    thing, he says “because we have noth-  tients have the finest cannabis expe-
                                                                                ing to hide!” He doesn’t have as many  rience  by  combining  top  grade
          Wayne’s oldest resident turns 110                                     options available of recreational mar-  products  with  our  friendly  and
                                                                                ihuana as he does medical, but he  knowledgeable team members.”
             Winifred Nichols is still Wayne’s  bad” back then and that she almost
          oldest known resident. The resident  died. He said she still has scars on
          of  Maple  Manor  celebrated  her  her lungs from that time. “She went
          110th  birthday  on  August  18  to  through that when she was 8-years
          much less fanfare than she has been  old on the farm.”
          used to.                              The  family  was  able  to  see
             COVID-19  has  caused  reduced  Winifred on her birthday, but it was
          access  to  nursing  homes,  so    from afar. They stood in the gazebo
          Winifred’s family has not been able  while her doctor wheeled her outside
          to  visit  her.    Her  granddaughter,  and stayed by her side. She was bun-
          Susan Patterson, said that this is the  dled up and had a mask on, but they
          second pandemic Winifred has lived  couldn’t come close.
          through. The Spanish Flu of 1918      Maria  at  Maple  Manor  calls
          occurred when Winifred was just a  Emery  once  a  week  and  puts  his
          young girl, 8 years old.           mom on the phone. If she’s feeling
             Winifred’s  son,  Emery  Nichols,  well,  Emery  says,  she  might  say  a
          said that his mother had the flu “real  few words.
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