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LATEST NEWS:
Annual Max and Erma's Fundraiser: Wednesday, April 16.. Use this coupon. Lunch and/or dinner, eat-in or carryout and FoDW gets 20% of the proceeds. We'll put those funds into the grants-to-classes program. Questions? Call Tom at 741-9484.
DW Tree Planting Day: Saturday April 26.. Join us in the morning to help plant new saplings in DW! More details soon.
STUDENT HOUSING PROPOSAL ON S. MAPLE:
This original proposal was rejected by City Council on a 10-1 vote on Tuesday, 1/22/08. As of April 2008 the developer has resubmitted plans for a new, slightly scaled down student housing project. For more information, see the South Maple Group's website
Next general membership meeting to be decided.
Then ...
In November 2002, the Dicken neighborhood of Ann Arbor learned of an imminent threat to the nature area known as Dicken Woods: a Novi developer's proposal would destroy the woods. The neighbors joined forces, and over the course of one year, succeeded in saving the woods. In October 2003, the Ann Arbor City Council voted to purchase Dicken Woods as city parkland.
... and Now
The Friends of Dicken Woods are now working as stewards of Dicken Woods, in close collaboration with Dicken Elementary School (adjacent to the woods), as well as the city Parks and Recreation Department and others. Learn more about the Friends' stewardship plans and activities. Or to learn more about the first phase of the Friends' work - the year-long effort to save the woods - see the original archived web site.
This page maintained by the Friends of
Dicken Woods. Send comments & questions to: info@dickenwoods.org
The Friends are grateful for the website hosting
and assistance provided by the
Huron Valley Community Network
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