Author Archives: Jan Waller

Big thanks to Carly from our friends The Plymouth Pollinators for taking the time to write a blog post for The Old Village Voice. It was June of 2020, and the world was still in lock-down from the pandemic. While most people … Continue reading →

This blog post has been written by Old Village residents Marie and Darren McCormick We Live on Holbrook! In late 2020, during the height of the pandemic housing craze, our family jumped on the crazy train and bought the 1910 … Continue reading →

Happy New Year to you all! 2022 was a bumper year for the OVA, a return to a sort of normalcy pre pandemic saw the return of the Spring yard sales, Bumpers, Bikes and Bands and the Halloween Block Party … Continue reading →

The Summer edition of the Old Village Voice is hot off the presses! Hard copies will be distributed over the next week – but here is the color copy and a printable PDF for your perusal. FUNDRAISER!!!! BIG BIG THANKS … Continue reading →

I didn’t sleep too well the night of June 10th. I was worrying. If you ask my husband Mark I worry about everything so this was nothing new, but I was particularly anxious that night as I smashed my pillows … Continue reading →

Spring has most definitely sprung in Old Village. We have had beautiful displays of blossom, lilacs and oh my goodness the magnolias this year! The trees are leafy once more and after that long winter we can now start to … Continue reading →

Well, tomorrow is the big day, I don’t want to jinx it but the *hushed tones* weather is looking pretty good. If you want to get organized here is the map you need to go treasure hunting. Here is a … Continue reading →

Now is a great time to have a good sort out and make some cash from those items you no longer want! Flyers have been going out to Old Village households and businesses this past week. If you are able … Continue reading →

Come and join us for our April meeting!

Do I dare say that Spring is on its way? It has certainly felt like it recently, but as we all know Winter in Michigan can be a pedantic thing and my winter clothes are not getting packed away just … Continue reading →