with a performance from the Sea Cruisers. The Summer Concert Series will kick off on Wednesday, June 1 at 6:00 p.m. (WILX) - Tuesday the Meridian Township Parks and Recreation Department announced their musical lineup for the Summer Concert Series at the Marketplace on the Green pavilion in Okemos. Individuals can help those displaced by the fire by donating to Meridian Cares at and including a note the donation is for Knob Hill Apartments.Īnyone with information about the fire can contact Meridian Township Fire Department at 51, Meridian Township Police Department at 51, or can submit an anonymous tip through the department’s social media sites.OKEMOS, Mich.

If the store does not have the items residents need, organizers will do their best to obtain those items, the release states. Items available include coats in all sizes, gloves, mittens, hats, scarves, kitchen supplies, coffee makers, pet supplies, linens, blankets, men's clothing, women's clothing, children's clothing, children's toys, toiletries, undergarments and socks. Residents can contact Katie Love at or text 51 to schedule a time. to noon Monday through Friday, but other times are available by appointment.

The store opened Tuesday and will run for several weeks, according to a township press release. 'I can assure you that 100% of the funds will be provided to the tenants affected by the fatal fire,” Walsh said.Ī Knob Hill free store has been set up at Faith Lutheran Church, 4515 Dobie Road in Okemos. Residents should bring whatever personal identification they have, according to a statement Meridian Township Manager Frank Walsh posted on social media. Thursday at Meridian Township Hall at 5151 Marsh Road. Officials plan to release the funds equally to impacted tenants from 1 to 4 p.m. Since the fire, the township’s Meridian Cares Fund has received over $110,000 in cash donations, according to a Meridian Township press release.

The community has rallied to support those who lost their homes to the fire. The other two people were determined to be out of the country, Hamel previously said. Naseef was one of three people unaccounted for on Wednesday. Both structures suffered significant damage, according to the release.

A second attached building at 2314 Knob Hill Drive also caught fire and residents were evacuated. Police said officers worked with firefighters to notify residents and assist them with evacuating the building.

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