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he first Buy Michigan
Now Festival will be held
through Sunday, Aug. 2, in
downtown Northville.
Purpose of
the festival, pro-
duced by Vicki
Howard, owner
of Huntington
Woods-based Ta-
Dah! Productions
and www.
BuyMichiganNow.
Vicki Howard
corn in coopera-
tion with the city of Northville, is to
make a difference now in our local
economy.
To make it official, Gov. Jennifer
Granholm has declared this week
Buy Michigan Week throughout
the state.
The event offers free learn-
ing seminars and panels with a
Michigan twist. Also featured will
be Michigan-based companies,
products, art, services, shopping
and many free activities, including
live concerts, entertainment as well
as meet and greets with Clifford the
Big Red Dog and friends.
A Comedy for Kids Showcase
will be held from 8-10 p.m.
Thursday, July 30, starring Jeff
Dwoskin, Connie Ettinger, Terri
Stearn and other Michigan come-
dians plus the Go Comedy Troupe.
The event is free, but any dona-
tions go to Operation Kid Equip,
a nonprofit that provides school
supplies to children in need.
On Friday, July 31, look for
seminars that help Michiganders
learn about work in entertain-
ment fields, including theater
and the movie industry. For a
complete schedule, go to www.
BuyMichiganNow.com .
Also on Friday, Ta-Dah!
Productions brings its Free and
Fabulous Girls Night Out . . . for a
Cause event to the festival. The idea
was developed with friend and col-
league, Alyssa Cohen, a local event
and marketing professional. This
monthly event has traveled the area,
bringing new consumers to vari-
ous locations while helping worthy
causes. Free to women 21 and older
who love shopping, shmoozing and
getting together.
Find the Facebook page or e-mail
Ta-DahProductions@comcast.net . II

Former Detroiter
Nicole Sklar
of Florida was
awarded a 2009
Broad Foundation
Scholarship
award in recogni-
tion of academic
Sklar
achievement and
improvement. Her achievements
at Cooper City High School were
noted in a letter from the School
Board of Broward County in Ft.
Lauderdale.

Jewish com-
munity leader
Elaine Sturman
of Bloomfield
Township was
named to the
DMC Huron
Valley-Sinai
Sturman
Hospital Board
of Trustees. She
owns Elaine S. Events, a special
events firm that originated "Super
Summers for Kids: A Camp and
Activity Fair." She now coordi-
nates this event for Metro Parent
magazine. She is a past president
of Greater Detroit Hadassah and
is a member of its national board
and development division. She
is on the board of Temple Beth
El in Bloomfield Township, West
Bloomfield-based Jewish Ensemble
Theatre and the Anti-Defamation
League/Michigan Region.

Sharon Taylor of West Bloomfield
and her volunteer team held a
fundraiser for Royal Oak-based
Gilda's Club Metro Detroit at
Knoliwood Country Club in West
Bloomfield. More than 60 women
turned out for a two-mile walk
before returning to the clubhouse
for a buffet lunch. The event netted
about $3,000. Gilda's Club provides
free emotional and social support
for men, teenagers and kids as well
as women.

Jacob Trunsky, a student at Wylie E.
Groves High School in Beverly Hills,
is attending the Cornell University
Summer College Program in Ithaca,
N.Y. He is taking university courses,
earning college credit and exploring
career options in special seminars;
his selection was based on high
school records, standardized test
scores, application essay and recom-
mendation from teachers or guid-
ance counselors.