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  1. You can always bag your leaves for pickup on your trash day--guaranteed. Loose leaf crews may take several weeks to get to your street.about 17 hours ago from web
  2. Dearborn Health Department has small supply of H1N1 vaccine for residents who qualify under CDC guidelines. Free. Mon. 9am-1pm 943-20902:31 PM Nov 6th from web
  3. So many leaves, so little time. Call the leaf hotline at 943-2444 to get the latest info on when city crews will be on your street.2:27 PM Nov 6th from web
  4. All incumbents except Doug Thomas returned to Dearborn council, with newcomer Brian O'Donnell added. Election results at cityofdearborn.org7:41 AM Nov 4th from web
  5. Vote today. It doesn't take much time. Look for election results at cityofdearborn.org or CDTV starting around 9 p.m.9:53 AM Nov 3rd from web
  6. Vote on Tuesday 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. to determine who will be Dearborn Mayor and City Council members for the next four years. Call 943-2010.1:38 PM Nov 2nd from web
  7. A busy weekend. Shred your papers, enjoy Halloween, reset your clocks, change smoke/carbon monoxide detector batteries. cityofdearborn.org10:58 AM Oct 30th from web
  8. Know when the crews are in your neighborhood. Call Leaf Collection Hotline at 943-2444.9:19 AM Oct 29th from web
  9. Prevent I.D. theft. Shred your confidential papers 8 am-noon Sat. Oct. 31. DPW, 2951 Greenfield. Dearborn residents only. Free.9:17 AM Oct 29th from web
  10. City Clerk's Office open Sat. 9 am-2 pm to pick up or drop off absentee ballots for Tuesday's election in Dearborn. Every vote counts!11:43 AM Oct 27th from web
  11. Loose leaf collection continues. Rake leaves into the street the day before your trash day. Taking care of trees couldn't be easier!8:20 AM Oct 26th from web
  12. Fri., Oct. 30 is last chance for this year's Farmers Market, 8 am-1 pm, near Bryant Library. Visit the Welcome Center at the same time.8:19 AM Oct 26th from web
  13. Loose leaf collection starts Monday, in Monday's trash district. Continues the rest of the week in each district, and through Dec. 4.2:37 PM Oct 16th from web
  14. Dearborn residents can still get seasonal flu shots on Monday, Oct. 19 at the Health Department. Stay tuned for info on more clinics.2:33 PM Oct 16th from web
  15. Pumpkin Patch at the Fire Station, 3750 Greenfield, noon-5 Oct 17-18, 24-25. Support the Burn Drive. Free Coney Dogs, cider, donuts.2:47 PM Oct 15th from web
  16. Disability Awareness Public Forum 7-9 p.m. Thurs. Oct 15. Ford Community & Performng Arts Center, 15801 Michigan. www.cityofdearborn.org2:05 PM Oct 12th from web
  17. Softball tournament fundraiser for Michael A. Guido Pancreatic Research Fund rescheduled to Fri Oct 16. 4 p.m. King Boring Field.8:34 AM Oct 9th from web
  18. Halloween Camping at Camp Dearborn. How fun! Oct. 9,10,16, 17. Call 943-2530 for camp site reservations and details.11:55 AM Oct 8th from web
  19. Need a reminder of how great Dearborn is? Welcome Center grand opening 11 am-4 pm Friday. Bryant Library, 22100 Michigan. See it. It's cool.6:39 AM Oct 1st from web
  20. Fall into Dearborn Art Fair at Ford Community & Performing Arts Center and fun events at Historical Museum Sat-Sun. www.cityofdearborn.org11:14 AM Sep 28th from web