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Council honors Temptations legend with street naming ceremony

June 13, 2024 | Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan



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Council honors Temptations legend with street naming ceremony
During a recent government meeting, Vice Chairwoman Callaway raised inquiries regarding the specifics of asset donations made to the City of Detroit Parks, a topic adopted in 2020. The discussion highlighted the need for clarity on the types of assets donated and their respective recipients. Bashar Dimitri from the Grants Department provided details, confirming that the assets, which include various recreational improvements, are documented in a report. Notably, the donations consist of non-cash items valued under $25,000, such as scoreboards for the Kemeny Recreation Center and video cameras for nature documentation.

The council also addressed a memorandum submitted by Callaway, requesting a report on the Council of Arts, which will be revisited in two weeks.

In member reports, Callaway invited the public to a street unveiling ceremony honoring Otis Williams, the last original member of the Temptations, scheduled for Saturday at noon. Member Benson expressed condolences for the recent passing of prominent community figures, Dr. William Bill Pickard and Jackie Nickerson, acknowledging their significant contributions to the city. He also announced his upcoming senior luncheon event, encouraging community participation.

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