It’s easy to assume that you’re too young to need a will, especially if you’re under forty. However, it’s actually quite important that you have this document, and that you keep it updated to reflect your life changes. A will has nothing to do with your age, and everything to do with your familial relationships, assets, and what you’d like…
As the weather heats up this summer, you may notice that your utility bills are also heating up. If you don’t want to pay higher electricity and water costs due to the warmer weather, there are a few changes you can make around your home. Consider making these adjustments to help keep utility bills under control. Check for Leaks According…
Gilbert Willis Park in Wixom features an amazing play structure. The 46-acre property also hosts sports and picnicking facilities.
David H. Shepherd Park in Oak Park hosts several play structures including a large wooden train and toddler play structures. Sports fans can enjoy basketball, baseball, tennis, indoor ice skating, outdoor pool and also a paved walking trail. The 56.8 acre park also hosts several pavilions, grills and picnic tables.
Inglenook Park in Southfield is a Boundless Playground designed for children of all abilities. The farm-themed playground is located in Southfield on 12 Mile Road, between Evergreen & Lahser roads. The park also offers gravel Jogging/Fitness Trails, Neighborhood Ballfields, a spacious Picnic Area (no shelter), Playlot, Restrooms, Nature Area and Public Parking.
Booth Park in Downtown Birmingham is an amazing playground for children with a giant castle playscape, zen garden, swings, sandbox, and astro-turf hills.
The 63-acre Boulan Park in Troy offers an extensive playground area, several sports fields, picnic shelters, restrooms and more.
Visitor’s guide and images for River Bends Park. A 600-acre park in Shelby Township, divided by the Clinton River. Host to a disc golf course, several play structures, Burgess-Shadbush Nature Center, trails, and more.
This 41-acre park hosts an 18-hole disc golf course, ball diamond, two barrier-free play structures, picnic shelter, sand volleyball court, and paved walking path through the woods.
The second biggest candy-consuming holiday is approaching and the National Retail Federation expects Americans to spend $21.6 billion on all things Easter this year. Alongside jelly beans and chocolate eggs, peeps are popular during the holiday – and the factory that produces the colorful candies makes 4 million daily to keep up with the demand. Though some candy is okay…
Guide to some amazing metro Detroit picnic locations with scenic views and activities for the kids. Pack your lunch and blanket and enjoy!
Your kids don’t need candy for Easter. Give them something better: some amazing books from National Geographic! They are a gift that will keep giving and the knowledge they will gain will last a lifetime. Here are our top pics for this Easter: Celebrate Easter (ages 6-9) – The joyous celebration of Easter is seen through a global perspective in this National…
Many parents think that planning fun crafts for their children is going to cost a lot of money and time. In fact, 26% of home buyers believe that paying down debt is the top reason many Americans struggle to purchase their first home. However, there are several ways to make DIY projects fun, simple, and cheap. You may even have…
Joseph J. Delia Jr Park is a 119-acre green space with play structures, sports fields as well as picnic areas and trails.
Ninja Warrior Training Grounds at Troy Gymnastics. Check out their Ninja Classes, drop in ninja gym as well as their parkour training.
