hey I'm high Reddit community,

first off I like to thank THE MOST HIGH FOR BEING SO GRACIOUS AND MERCIFUL IN MY LIFE, AND SENDING THE ONLY BEGOTTEN SON TO TAKE UPON MY SINS.

THIS IS MY FIRST POST.

I am in a unfortunate circumstance and my apology to anyone I might offend by asking for something seemingly so small but very important to me.

I hope this post reaches the right person. ❤️

I’m reaching out to the storage auction community with a personal request, and I apologize in advance if this post offends anyone. I’m simply hoping to reconnect with someone who may have purchased my storage unit at Public Storage on Newburgh Road in Livonia, Michigan. The unit went up for auction on October 20, 2026. Unit D105

For the past eight months, my family and I have been. experiencing serious financial hardship following a car accident. I’ve struggled to keep gas in the car, put food on the table, and keep up with multiple bills. After moving out of a home with black mold in the basement, we moved into another home with exposed insulation, adding even more stress during an already difficult time. These circumstances have taken a tremendous toll on my health and well-being.

When we moved, I had to downsize and place many of our belongings into storage. Eventually, I had to move some of those belongings into a smaller unit at the same facility. Unfortunately, being out of work and struggling to keep up with my car note, insurance, gas, rent, and other necessities left me unable to keep up with the storage payments.

I understand that the unit was auctioned, and I respect the process. I’m not trying to take anything away from anyone or cause any problems. I’m simply asking whether the person who purchased my unit might be willing to reach out to me if they come across any personal or sentimental belongings.

There were clothes and other items that hold special memories for my family, along with an office chair and other belongings. Some of these things may not seem valuable to anyone else, but they mean something to us. Losing them has been difficult, especially knowing that I was trying my best to keep everything together during a very hard season of life.

If you’ve read this far, thank you for taking the time to hear my story. If you purchased this unit, or know someone who did, I would sincerely appreciate the opportunity to connect. Even if there is only a chance of recovering a few sentimental items, it would mean more to me than I can explain.

Please feel free to send me a private message or contact me at 313-351-5510.

Thank you for your kindness, understanding, and consideration. I truly appreciate it. ❤️

Tried to call a couple weeks ago randomly got no answer at like a totally reasonable time.. Tried to call just now and no answer either it’s 630 on a Thursday what the heck???

I volunteer with a local PTA. I am trying to write up a garden proposal that in hopes would turn into a small farm for a local school district. Not Livonia but nearby.

With that said if anyone knows anything about operating a small farm, costs associated with them, and even if anyone has done anything like this? Was thinking maybe the people who operate greenmead would be a good resource?

Anyway looking for some help with ideas!

Looking for a new massage therapist. Prefer a male.
If you are one or know of one, shoot me a note. Thanks

Hey y'all I live near 96 and Farmington, was wondering if there are any cashless dispensary delivery sites? I know PUFF out in the 248 does, but cannot seem to find any around here. They all seem to say "cash upon delivery." Thanks in advance.

I am 34 non binary I go by them my name is Indigo uhh I play video games and do art from time to time.
Oh I’m Goth and have two cats Hades and Bubbie.
All three of us are looking for an awesome roommate.
I hope you consider us. 🖤

The Speech Neurophysiology Lab at the University of Michigan is looking for children who stutter ages 9 to 12 to participate in an in-person, longitudinal MRI study! (HUM00196133)

Our research team has been examining brain development in young children to better understand the cause of stuttering for over 10 years. We continue to gain information that may eventually lead to improved diagnosis and treatment efforts for children who stutter. 

Participants will be invited to complete speech and language assessments and an MRI session at the University of Michigan. Families receive a free speech and language report and a picture of their brain!

These visits require in person participation. There is no option to participate virtually.

Please fill out this form if you are interested in participating or email us as the flyer attached. All participants are compensated and partial travel assistance is available. Please see our flyer attached for more details! 

We also offer other studies that are open to adults or do not involve MRI, in case you're unsure about eligibility. Feel free to email us or call if you have any questions!

Take the prescreening survey to see if you qualify!

The City of Livonia is saddened to share the news of the passing of former Mayor Jack E. Kirksey, who died Oct. 13, 2026, at the age of 97.

For generations of Livonia residents, Mayor Kirksey was more than a leader — he was a familiar face, a trusted presence and a driving force behind the community we know today. His years of public service helped shape Livonia’s future, leaving a lasting mark on our neighborhoods, our institutions and the lives of the people he served.

During his 16 years as Mayor – 1996-2003 and 2008-2015 – Kirksey initiated the funding for and led construction of the Livonia Community Recreation Center; established the Fallen Heroes Memorial at Nehasil Park; led construction of new 16th District Court; helped the city establish a booming economic corridor along Haggerty Road; and accomplished so much more.

Among the accolades Mayor Kirksey received over the years, the Livonia Recreation Center was named in his honor in 2016, and he and his wife, Patt, were chosen for the Livonia First Citizen Award in 2016.

On a personal level, Mayor Kirksey will be remembered for his sharp wit, his ability to connect easily with people, his strong leadership style, and his political acumen. He also retained his youthful vigor well into his mid-80s, often walking two-thirds of a mile home and back for lunch every day and climbing the 88 steps up to the fourth floor from the basement at City Hall.

“Mayor Kirksey always led with humor. That was his secret sauce,” said Mayor Maureen Miller Brosnan. “His legacy lives on in the places he helped build, the people he brought together and the spirit of community he helped strengthen.”

Mayor Kirksey’s beloved wife, Patt, passed away five years ago. After moving from Livonia, Mayor Kirksey had been living in an assisted living facility in Northville. No services are planned at this time.

Mayor Kirksey’s legacy is woven into the fabric of the city he served. The City of Livonia extends heartfelt condolences to all who knew and loved Mayor Kirksey.

Anybody see the massive car crash/ car explosion it looked nasty. I haven’t seen any news about it or heard anything let me know I’m very nosey. I saw it just now driving through farmington and 6 mile’s crossing.

What a bummer. I hope people will still do the city contest with this stuff happening.

IMPORTANT: TRASH PICKUP DAY CHANGING FOR SOME LIVONIA RESIDENTS

This change affects ONLY residents between both Seven Mile and Eight Mile Roads and Angling and Inkster Roads.

Starting Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, residents in this specific area will see their weekly pickup day for trash, recycling and yard waste change from Friday to Monday.

Last Friday pickup: Oct. 30
First Monday pickup: Nov. 2

This change is part of Priority Waste’s transition to an automated collection fleet designed to provide more efficient and consistent service.

LIVE OUTSIDE THIS AREA? YOUR PICKUP DAY IS NOT CHANGING! No other Livonia residents are affected. Continue following your current collection schedule.

Please share this information with neighbors who may be affected!

Questions? Call the City of Livonia Department of Public Works at (734) 466-2655, option 2 or visit LivoniaDPW.org

It currently me and my two furbabies 🖤

Daryl Blair will be representing Livonia tomorrow night at the Michigan Made Music Sunday Songwriters Showcase at the Green Door in Lansing, MI

Reminder:

Public Safety, Health, and Environment Committee will have a meeting Thurs. Oct 1st, 2026 at 7pm in the Livonia City Hall Auditorium.

Edit: just spreading the word

What is the story on Ann Arbor Rd under Hines Drive? I feel like no work has been done for months, yet it is still closed down to two lanes? Did they redo it and it is not rated for the weight of two lanes? Are they using it to store the cones and cement barriers? It’s the last piece of construction in the area and I am just trying to understand the reasoning since it regularly contributes to backups for no apparent reason.

Hey all - This is my first election in Livonia, and I'm struggling to find much info on some of the downballot races. Does anyone have any resources, pointers, even opinions about any of the downballot/local races? Especially on the Schoolcraft College millage, the three university regent elections, the circuit court judges, and the school board.

Just to avoid anything too tense, let's stick to the non-Lansing/DC elections please!

Hey everybody! My girlfriend and I are new to the area, and I was wondering if anybody would be interested in a little like $20 or $40 poker night!

Nothing too big, we’re both new to the area so maybe some beers, cigars, snacks, and just mingle🤷🏽‍♂️ would anybody be interested?