Paragon Life

New Year,Night Out Checklist

Posted on 15. Nov, 2011 by ashley.

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Don’t let the ball drop on your plans! Here are a few things to remember when planning for a New Year’s Eve celebration (and no it’s not too early). Baby Sitter Let’s face it. Somebody has to stay home with the kids. If you’ve hired a reliable baby sitter to watch your little bambinos make [...]

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Make the most of winter at the Plymouth Ice Festival this weekend

Posted on 21. Jan, 2011 by Scasola.

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A Plymouth native, Sam Walton has been attending the Plymouth Ice Festival since as far back as he can recall. The event, a celebration of the winter season in the downtown Plymouth area, is part of the very fabric of Western Wayne County, draws attendance from across the region and attention nationally. Did you know [...]

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Metro Detroit arts organizations seek new ways to fill seats

Posted on 10. Nov, 2010 by Scasola.

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It’s no secret that arts and cultural institutions in and around metro Detroit could use a boost. We’ve all heard the stories of cutbacks. Even as museums, theaters and cultural institutions alter their programming to appeal to a wider audience, cut their ticket prices and offer special promotions, the struggle to fill seats still seems [...]

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Treat pets to a safe, not scary Halloween

Posted on 25. Oct, 2010 by Scasola.

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With Halloween just around the corner, our thoughts often turn to costumes, trick-or-treating and candy apples. Don’t forget, this time of year can mean scary stuff for the family pet. With strangers traipsing up to the front door one after the other masked and covered in makeup, Fido won’t quite know what to make of [...]

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I’m Jack! The Pumpkin King!

Posted on 21. Oct, 2010 by l5clay.

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The smell of hot, buttery popcorn, fresh oranges and slices of watermelon filled the Saturday morning air. Every since I’ve known, it has been a tradition in our family to frequent the Eastern Market on Saturday Morning, taking in the aromas of freshly picked fruit and gently picked flowers. The feel of the crowd rushing [...]

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Are we there yet???

Posted on 29. Sep, 2010 by Meshawn_Lewis.

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Lately have you felt like you have been sitting in your car more than usual? Well, if you live in Macomb county or maybe even Oakland county you know about the horrific construction. The normal rush hour traffic is already boring and irritating, let alone sitting in traffic for half an hour to an hour [...]

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Michigan family makes it into the ‘other Facebook movie’

Posted on 27. Sep, 2010 by Scasola.

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There is plenty of talk about David Fincher’s The Social Network, a film due out this weekend about the rise of Facebook. In the meantime, an indie flick titled Catfish has been making waves in limited release as “the other Facebook movie.” A documentary that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January, Catfish is [...]

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Paragon residents in Clinton Township may soon have an easier commute

Posted on 20. Sep, 2010 by Scasola.

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Living in or getting around Clinton Township hasn’t been easy this year. Dodging orange construction barrels has become something of the norm around here. But according C and G Newspapers, driving Macomb County is about to ease up. Fewer projects are scheduled for 2011, which means a smooth ride ahead, too. Reporter Heidi Roman recapped [...]

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Kalamazoo toasts to Bell’s Brewery’s $52 million expansion

Posted on 13. Sep, 2010 by Scasola.

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Paragon Apartment residents, if you count yourself among Michigan’s many craft brew fanatics now is the time to raise a pint. Kalamazoo’s Bell Brewery made a momentous announcement. According to the Kalamazoo Gazette, founder Larry Bell has announced that over the next five years he plans to invest more than $52 million and add 50 [...]

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Southfield Farmers Market

Posted on 25. Aug, 2010 by Chita Hunter.

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During spring, summer, and fall there are few activities that help you celebrate the full breath of the seasons and creative fare as much as you experience when attending a Farmers Market. If you are lucky enough to have a Farmers Market in your community, you will undoubtedly find many delightful surprises there amongst the [...]