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Woman Snaps Bird Pics, Has ’em Eating out of Her Hand

May 7th 2020

Though the bluebirds are still a little skittish, red-winged blackbirds, finches, woodpeckers and others have enjoyed their close-ups, and their snacks.

Berkley Cancels 2020 Summer Programs & Events

May 7th 2020

After much deliberation and consideration, the City of Berkley has decided to suspend all activities, programs, and city-run events through Labor Day.

Events and Activities in Madison Heights Cancelled Through Labor Day

May 7th 2020

Madison Heights is announcing the cancellation of all events and recreation programs through Labor Day in order to protect public health during the COVID-19 virus outbreak.

Ferndale Promoting “Boss Mom” Owned Businesses for Mothers Day

May 6th 2020

But Ferndale’s Downtown Development Authority is promoting a new way to celebrate the big day – by encouraging you to shop at local businesses owned by mothers in the community, through their brand new BOSS Moms promotion.

Man Charged with Assault After Wiping Face on Dollar Store Clerk in Holly

May 6th 2020

Arraignment was held… on one count of Assault & Battery, Misdemeanor 93 days and/or $500.00.

Royal Oak Commissioner/County Commission Candidate Kim Gibbs Caught Stealing

May 6th 2020

“A combination of many external factors led to me taking items from the Meijer store without paying for all of them.”

Oakland County Parks Free Until June 1

May 5th 2020

“Our visitor numbers have increased three-fold for this time of year based on car counts,” Parks Executive Officer Dan Stencil said.

Fundraiser with Matching Funds to Support Berkley Businesses

May 5th 2020

The Berkley DDA is raising funds to help our beloved businesses stay afloat.

Hazel Park Creates Main Street Relief Fund w/Matching Funds for Donations

May 5th 2020

Making a donation of any size will help our city’s businesses survive and thrive.

Madison Heights Fundraiser for Small Businesses has Matching Funds Available

May 5th 2020

Main Street Oakland County and the Madison Heights Downtown Development Authority are matching your contributions up to  $10,000.