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Jan. 27 – 31 and Feb. 3-7 – Birmingham Restaurant Week

January 17th 2020

“We have 24 restaurants participating in Birmingham Restaurant Week, and we’re excited to welcome newcomers Pernoi and The Morrie,”

Jan. 23 – Bicentennial Lecture: Oakland County’s Distinctive Downtowns

January 17th 2020

Since 2020 is also the 20th anniversary of the innovative Main Street Oakland County program, we are also celebrating that milestone

Jan. 22 – Presentation on Ranked Choice Voting, Ferndale

January 17th 2020

Attend the Town Hall where you can ask any and all of your Ranked Choice Voting questions.

Jan. 21 – Feb. 4 – Pleasant Ridge Oscar Movie Series

January 17th 2020

From Jan. 21 to Feb. 4 the City of Pleasant Ridge will be showing Oscar nominated films at 6pm at the Recreation Center.

Jan. 20 Martin Luther King, Jr Day Events in Oakland County and Detroit

January 17th 2020

Honor Martin Luther King, Jr. this upcoming MLK Day on Monday, January 20th, by attending an event or participating in a day of service.

Jan. 20 –  35th Annual Southfield MLK Peace Walk Celebration

January 17th 2020

The walk continues to grow in size and scope each year, with year-long educational and community outreach activities.

Jan. 20 – Walled Lake Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration

January 17th 2020

The evening’s events will include a Multicultural Dinner complete with ethnic food from around the world prepared by different local restaurants and an exhibition of student art work from 5 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.

Jan. 20 – Presentation on Ranked Choice Voting, Pontiac

January 17th 2020

Attend the Town Hall where you can ask any and all of your Ranked Choice Voting questions.

Jan. 19 – Ely Landou’s “King” at Pontiac Little Art Theatre

January 17th 2020

Recommended for those who seek an insight to the man behind the dream.

Berkley Library Cautions against Censorship after “God” Crossed Out of Mystery Novel

January 16th 2020

Someone had scribbled out the word “God” in every occurrence, at one point adding the word “goodness” at the end of an arrow below the word.