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By Julie Brown Staff Writer Kevin Masel, 9, likes building with Lego. He has plenty at home. “I like how there’s the different piec- es and the different sets you can build,” said Kevin, a Winchester Elementa- ry fourth-grader. He was among kids in first through fifth grades at a Lego pro- gram Wednesday, Jan. 25, at the North- ville District Library. He’s had a few Lego “incidents” at home: “We had a few disasters and it was all over the house a few times,” said Kevin, who prior to the library session wasn’t sure what he’d build. “A car” appealed to Steven Aron, 7, a Moraine Elementary second-grader also waiting for the start time. He also likes to build Lego airplanes, and has an ample supply of Lego at home. The library has done Lego programs for kids in the past, said Mary Brissette, children’s librarian. “We’ll put them on display in the youth department,” she said of the more or less hand-sized creations, marked with each child’s name. “It’s something that kids enjoy,” Bris- sette said. “We wanted them to enjoy the Legos in the library.” The library provided a variety of Lego shapes and colors for the 25 kids reg- istered, who had up to an hour to build their creations. Brissette hadn’t heard of the recent flap about pastel Lego marketed to girls: “I think Legos are growing up in diver- sity,” she said with a smile. Visitors to the library in the past have been impressed with the creativ- ity shown by Northville kids with Lego designs. “It’s just a fun thing, to get out of the house,” said Brissette. “A nice avenue.” During the hour, some children worked intently on their own, while oth- ers sought advice from the other kids. The group had plenty of time — but only one creation per child could be dis- played at the end. “They can fiddle around with it as much as they want,” said Brissette, put- ting names on small tags with each cre- ation. [email protected] (NR) LOCAL NEWS online at hometownlife.com A3 Hometown Weeklies | Thursday, February 23, 2012 JOHN HEIDER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Kevin Masel, 9, concentrates as he works on a Lego “flaming racer” of his own invention during a Jan. 25 afternoon craft session at the Northville District Library. Building with Lego shows Northville kids’ creativity Se m in ar D ate : W E D N E SD A Y , F E B R U A R Y 29th T im e: 6:30-7:30 PM L ocation : H oliday In n E xp ress 48953 A lp h a T ech D rive W ixom , M i 48393 (L ocated on th e corn er of I-96 & W ixom Rd.) C all248-912-2962 Seats w illfillup fast,so calltoday! D r.T om SladicD C w w w .drsladic.com . . . . . . “ I thought I w ould never get better.I suffered for m any years and m y pain w as getting w orse.M y husband and I attended your sem inar and I started the program . M y problem s are disappearing and I’m staring to feelnorm alagain.” C ath y S.

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www.drsladic.com (Locatedonthecorner ofI-96& W ixom Rd.) A3 HometownWeeklies|Thursday,February23,2012 “IthoughtIwouldnevergetbetter.Isufferedformanyyearsandmypainwas gettingworse.MyhusbandandIattendedyourseminarandIstartedtheprogram. MyproblemsaredisappearingandI’m staringtofeelnormalagain.” CathyS. ByJulieBrown KevinMasel,9,concentratesasheworksonaLego“flamingracer”ofhisowninvention duringaJan.25afternooncraftsessionattheNorthvilleDistrictLibrary. Dr.Tom SladicDC (NR)

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By Julie BrownStaff Writer

KevinMasel, 9, likes building withLego. He has plenty at home.“I like how there’s the different piec-

es and the different sets you can build,”said Kevin, aWinchester Elementa-ry fourth-grader. He was among kids infirst through fifth grades at a Lego pro-gramWednesday, Jan. 25, at the North-ville District Library.He’s had a few Lego “incidents” at

home: “We had a few disasters and itwas all over the house a few times,” saidKevin, who prior to the library sessionwasn’t sure what he’d build.“A car” appealed to Steven Aron, 7,

a Moraine Elementary second-graderalso waiting for the start time. He alsolikes to build Lego airplanes, and has anample supply of Lego at home.The library has done Lego programs

for kids in the past, saidMary Brissette,children’s librarian.“We’ll put them on display in the youth

department,” she said of themore orless hand-sized creations, marked witheach child’s name.

“It’s something that kids enjoy,” Bris-sette said. “We wanted them to enjoythe Legos in the library.”The library provided a variety of Lego

shapes and colors for the 25 kids reg-istered, who had up to an hour to buildtheir creations.Brissette hadn’t heard of the recent

flap about pastel Legomarketed to girls:“I think Legos are growing up in diver-sity,” she said with a smile.Visitors to the library in the past

have been impressed with the creativ-ity shown by Northville kids with Legodesigns. “It’s just a fun thing, to get outof the house,” said Brissette. “A niceavenue.”During the hour, some children

worked intently on their own, while oth-ers sought advice from the other kids.The group had plenty of time— butonly one creation per child could be dis-played at the end.“They can fiddle around with it as

much as they want,” said Brissette, put-ting names on small tags with each cre-ation.

[email protected]

(NR)LOCAL NEWSonline at hometownlife.com A3Hometown Weeklies | Thursday, February 23, 2012

JOHN HEIDER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Kevin Masel, 9, concentrates as he works on a Lego “flaming racer” of his own inventionduring a Jan. 25 afternoon craft session at the Northville District Library.

Building with Legoshows Northvillekids’ creativity

Sem in ar D ate: W E D N E SD A Y , FE B R U A R Y 29th

T im e: 6:30-7:30 PM

L ocation : H oliday In n E xp ress48953 A lp h a T ech D riveW ixom , M i 48393(L ocated on th e corn erof I-96 & W ixom R d.)

C all248-912-2962Seats w illfillup fast, so calltoday!

D r.T om Sladic D Cw w w .drsladic.com

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“ I thought I w ould never get better.I suffered for m any years and m y pain w asgetting w orse.M y husband and I attended your sem inar and I started the program .M y problem s are disappearing and I’m staring to feel norm al again.” C ath y S.