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2020 COMMUNITY RESOURCE & BUYER’S GUIDE Chamber of Commerce CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF COMMERCE | CITY OF WALLED LAKE CITY OF WIXOM | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP | WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP WOLVERINE LAKE VILLAGE | UNION LAKE COMMUNITY RESOURCE & BUYER’S GUIDE Welcome to your digital edition. Your digital edition has interactive features to enhance your experience. Look for yellow highlights for links. Search, print, email selections or share on social networking sites. Thank you for visiting. TIPS FOR USING YOUR DIGITAL EDITION FOR YOUR DESKTOP: FOR YOUR MOBILE DEVICE: HOME CONTENTS SEARCH SHARE PRINT HOME CONTENTS SEARCH SHARE • Turn the page by clicking the left and right arrows on the • Turn the page with swipe right or left gestures. side of the page. • Pinch in or out or double-tap to zoom. • Click the arrows or enter a page number at the bottom of • Tap yellow links to go to other areas of the the page to move immediately to the selected page. magazine or to websites. • Zoom in on the page by clicking on it. Zoom in more by using the mouse’s scroll wheel. Move around the page by moving the mouse. Click once to exit zoom mode. • Yellow links connect to other areas of the magazine or to websites that open in a new window. Walled Lake Schools serves 14,200 students in 19 schools which offer a wonderfully diverse student population with families speaking more than 95 languages. WHY WALLED LAKE SCHOOLS? BECAUSE WE SERVE EVERY CHILD, EVERY DAY! The Walled Lake Consolidated School of our children. The Walled Lake Schools’ District has distinguished itself as being team works toward reaching every child, on the “cutting edge” instructionally connecting with them, meeting their and technologically. Located in Oakland varying academic and social-emotional County, the District encompasses all and needs and encouraging and empowering parts of nine municipalities including: the them to reach their highest potential. cities of Farmington Hills, Novi, Orchard Core competencies in literacy (reading Lake, Walled Lake and Wixom, and the and writing), science, math and social townships of Commerce, West Bloomfield, studies are the focus at every academic White Lake and Wolverine Lake Village. level. The fine and performing arts are also Walled Lake is open to Oakland County offered at every level as well as physical Schools of Choice, and applications are education, competitive athletics and a available in January. Please visit our website plethora of other programs. at wlcsd.org for more information. Every fifth-grader has the opportunity All of the Walled Lake Schools tout to have an extraordinary environmental extraordinary academic programs as well science experience at the Walled Lake as a host of fine and performing arts and Schools’ Outdoor Education Center. athletic opportunities. Our three high schools: Walled Lake The District lives and breathes its Central, Northern and Western, provide philosophy of every child, every day, a host of college and career readiness which means vigilant collaboration with experiences for students. The International parents, staff and community, on behalf Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, offered at Walled Lake Western High Request a tour School, is a rigorous, two-year program that provides 11th and 12th grade students Visit any of the 19 Walled Lake Schools, with a challenging, educational experience. by completing the on All three high schools have exemplary line form to schedule band and orchestra programs as well as a tour. Visit... near-professional musical and dramatic productions. International experiences are wlcsd.org/tour offered to students at all three high schools. WalledWalled Lake Lake Consolidated Consolidated School School District District Educational Services Center | 850 Ladd Rd. | Building D | Walled Lake | MI 48390 | ( 248) 956-2000 [email protected] twitter.com/@walledlkschools facebook.com/wlcsd youtube.com/walledlkschools WELCOME Contents CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 RECREATION 6 EDUCATION 7 Walled Lake Schools serves 14,200 students in 19 schools which offer a wonderfully diverse student population with families speaking more than 95 languages. COMMUNITIES 8 8 Charter Township of Commerce, WHY WALLED LAKE SCHOOLS? City of Walled Lake 9 Waterford Township, BECAUSE WE SERVE EVERY CHILD, EVERY DAY! White Lake Township The Walled Lake Consolidated School of our children. The Walled Lake Schools’ 10 City of Wixom, District has distinguished itself as being team works toward reaching every child, Wolverine Lake Village on the “cutting edge” instructionally connecting with them, meeting their 11 Union Lake and technologically. Located in Oakland varying academic and social-emotional MEMBERSHIP 13 County, the District encompasses all and needs and encouraging and empowering parts of nine municipalities including: the them to reach their highest potential. BUYER’S GUIDE 23 cities of Farmington Hills, Novi, Orchard Core competencies in literacy (reading Leading Lake, Walled Lake and Wixom, and the and writing), science, math and social townships of Commerce, West Bloomfield, studies are the focus at every academic White Lake and Wolverine Lake Village. level. The fine and performing arts are also Boldly Walled Lake is open to Oakland County offered at every level as well as physical Creating community- Schools of Choice, and applications are education, competitive athletics and a available in January. Please visit our website plethora of other programs. 305 N. Pontiac Trail, Suite A wide economic growth at wlcsd.org for more information. Every fifth-grader has the opportunity Walled Lake, MI 48390 [email protected] for all All of the Walled Lake Schools tout to have an extraordinary environmental www.lakesareachamber.com As the advocate for nearly 500 businesses extraordinary academic programs as well science experience at the Walled Lake 248.624.2826 • f: 248.624.2892 of all sizes, Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce as a host of fine and performing arts and Schools’ Outdoor Education Center. is dedicated to developing and providing athletic opportunities. Our three high schools: Walled Lake This full publication is available as an benefits and services to support regional The District lives and breathes its Central, Northern and Western, provide interactive digital magazine at economic progress. The Chamber’s tools philosophy of every child, every day, a host of college and career readiness www.lakesareachamber.com and programs offer competitive advantage which means vigilant collaboration with experiences for students. The International to members in Commerce, Walled Lake, parents, staff and community, on behalf Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, The Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce 2020 Community Resource & Waterford, White Lake, Wixom, Wolverine Buyer’s Guide was created and produced by Harbor House Publishers, Inc. Lake and Union Lake—whether a start-up, offered at Walled Lake Western High for the Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce. The membership information was compiled by the Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce who has made every legacy manufacturer or service organization. Request a tour School, is a rigorous, two-year program effort to ensure accuracy. Members in good standing as of March 19, 2020 are listed in this magazine. The Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce and Harbor Within this Community Resource that provides 11th and 12th grade students House Publishers, Inc. cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information Visit any of the 19 presented here, or be held accountable for any omissions or errors. Please & Buyer’s Guide, you’ll learn how Lakes Walled Lake Schools, with a challenging, educational experience. report any changes to the Chamber for inclusion in subsequent editions. Area Chamber of Commerce can aid To advertise in the next edition of the Community Resource & Buyer’s Guide, by completing the on All three high schools have exemplary go to www.harborhouse.com/lakesarea. in your success in 2020. Consider it line form to schedule band and orchestra programs as well as ISBN 1-58241-775-X a year-long reference as a link to our Member of the Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce, Michigan Chamber of a tour. Visit... near-professional musical and dramatic Commerce and Michigan Association of Chamber Professionals. trusted members, who build a more © 2020 Harbor House Publishers, Inc., Boyne City, Michigan. All rights productions. International experiences are reserved. No portion may be reproduced without written permission of the vibrant West Oakland County. wlcsd.org/tour offered to students at all three high schools. publisher. Printed in Michigan with vegetable-based inks on recycled paper. Laura Bolyard, Executive Director 221 Water Street, Boyne City, MI 49712 Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce Walled Lake Consolidated School District (800) 491-1760, FAX: (866) 906-3392 Educational Services Center | 850 Ladd Rd. | Building D | Walled Lake | MI 48390 | ( 248) 956-2000 www.harborhouse.com, [email protected] [email protected] twitter.com/@walledlkschools facebook.com/wlcsd youtube.com/walledlkschools 1 Costco EXCLUSIVE COMMERCE TOWNSHIP APL T M E RD ES W WELCH R COMMERCE CROSSING RD H OFFER: A LOOP R G G D COMMERCE E TOWNSHIP R T Y D COSTCO R D W 14 MILE RD 5 3000 Commerce Crossing Road Join as a new Executive Member Commerce Township and receive a $20 Costco Shop Card. Bob Gorman Join as a new Gold Star or Business Member (248) 529-2337 and get a $10 Costco Shop Card.* Awareness Code: 62000 See us for additional offers! EXPIRES March 31, 2021 *Valid only for nonmembers for their first year of membership. Limit one per household. Nontransferable and may not be combined with any other promotion. You must join in person with a Costco representative. New members will receive their Costco Shop Card at the time of sign-up. Costco Shop Cards are not redeemable for cash, except as required by law. A Costco membership is $60 a year. An Executive Membership is an additional $60 upgrade fee a year. Each membership includes one free Household Card. May be subject to sales tax.
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