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5 Things You Should Know Today - Aug. 15, 2012

The Queen of Hearts Raffle sponsored by the Farmington Rotary and Xemplar clubs is heating up, with a jackpot climbing into five figures.

 

Where can you buy a chance to win a jackpot that is climbing over $10,000, while helping out two local civic groups? Read on: 

1. The weather

Looks like we'll have a sunny day with temperatures in the 80s. The National Weather Service predicts a 30 percent chance of showers after 2 a.m. tonight, and a low in the mid-60s. 

2. Political groups postpone meetings

The Farmington/Farmington Hills Democratic Club and the Farmington Area Republicans have both cancelled their regularly scheduled meetings tonight and will meet again on Sept. 19. 

3. Queen of Hearts Raffle 

The Farmington Rotary and Xemplar Clubs are selling tickets for this event, and there has never been a better time to buy one. The jackpot is expected to climb over $10,000 this week. The winner splits the jackpot with the two groups. For information, write to webmaster@farmingtonrotaryclub.org. Pick up your ticket at John Cowley & Sons in Farmington, where the drawing will be held on Thursday, 9 p.m.

4. Adult Learning Institute registration

Interested in learning more about The Evolving Role of Money in U.S. Politics, Buddhist Psychology, Galileo and His Universe or Detroit's DIA Masterpieces of German Expressionism? Adults 55 and older can take advantage of this learning program offered through Oakland Community College. Write for more information to info@ali-occ.org or leave a message at 248-522-3518.

5. Look ahead: Free concert in Heritage Park

Mass Transit performs Thursday, 7 p.m. Enjoy a toe-tapping show that features rock, blues, Motown, and more. Bring a chair or blanket and relax under the stars. In case of rain, the concert will be held at the Costick Center, which is on 11 Mile, east of Middlebelt. 

Related Topics: Adult Learning Institute, Farmington Area Republicans, Farmington Farmington Hills Democratic Club, Farmington Rotary Club, Free Concert, Heritage Park, Mass Transit, Queen of Hearts, and Xemplar Club

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