Under the sunshine of the beautiful dome has since been a magical place where butterflies flutter about to the delight of visitors of all ages.

The body was discovered by a person who was visiting the park.

Looking for a place to get steps in? Join us at the Longfellow Community Center for our indoor walking club.

Rather than portraying the beauty or oppression of a culture through the lens of benevolent other or earnest learner, these stories are written from authentic cultural perspectives, with the loving but also critical view of each writer’s own culture.

“Their continued success demonstrates the key role athletics play in a well-rounded education that helps prepare our Bronchos for success and bright figures.”

Particulates get trapped in snow when it falls and when that snow melts, those same particulates get released into the air

“Cybersecurity is not optional. It is essential for maintaining continuity of operations and public confidence.”

The primary discussion topic of this workshop will be engaging community in the district and the outline of a future bond.

Books are volunteers who represent a stigmatized or misunderstood group in the community, and based on their personal experiences, answer questions from readers to help challenge assumptions or beliefs about that particular group.

Bulgaria might not top the list of European travel destinations, but it merits a visit at any time of year.

Through interactive activities, you’ll practice identifying misinformation, learn quick tips for staying safe with AI technologies, and explore strategies for healthier screen time habits.

We look forward to your participation as we work together to shape the future of Royal Oak Schools.

The Oudolf Garden Detroit spans three acres in front of the Nancy Brown Peace Carillon on Belle Isle.

The Ferndale Garden Club presents Think Spring Community Seed Swap and Spring Gardening Expo on Sunday, Feb. 22

The Ferndale Library is partnering with several organizations and community members to provide four unique bilingual storytimes

Game Day & Puzzle Swap will have puzzles, books, DVDs and board games for anyone to swap from 9 am-3 pm in the Orion Recreation Center, 3800 S. Baldwin Road

18 year old Joshua Damon Edwards has been arrested and charged in the Feb 5 stabbing that took place at Oakland University.

The HGTV network has removed the show Rehab Addict after video has emerged showing host and producer Nicole Curtis using a racial slur during a taping of the show. 

From part time and seasonal jobs working in parks, pools, and Departments of Public Works to full-time careers, local governments often have a variety of opportunities.

When the appointee takes the Oath of Office, their term will begin immediately and continue through the November 2026 election.

“The Pathfinders Program reflects our joint vision – building not just projects, but a strong foundation for local talent to thrive and lead Pontiac’s next chapter.” 

The Great Backyard Bird Count is a great place to start.  People can watch for birds anywhere – including their own backyards, or even local parks.  All one needs to do is simply watch and listen for birds, and document them. 

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has recently produced 2025 provisional birth and death statistics for Michigan and its counties.

Lakeshore Legal Aid is hosting Expungement Clinics in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties through 2026.

To accommodate this change, the City of Auburn Hills has combined several precincts, reducing the total from nine to seven.

High school juniors and seniors in the Avondale, Brandon, Clarkston, Goodrich, Lake Orion, Oxford, and Waterford School Districts planning to attend college or vocational school may apply.

The Pleasant Ridge Woman’s Club is pleased to offer scholarships to graduating seniors of the class of 2026 living within the boundaries of the Ferndale school district, and attending any local public or private school.

The continued cold weather is causing unsafe conditions on and around the water

But just as the patrons are so varied, so too are the groups and services the center has to offer. 

Along with MACC, Clerk Brown is active with the Michigan Association of Registers of Deeds (MARD) and was appointed by the Governor to serve on the Michigan Electronic Recording Commission.

If you travel on foot or by bicycle, please consider attending this FREE presentation on Saturday, Feb. 28

The City of Oak Park is hosting a S’Mores n’ More event.

Parents, community members, and staff are encouraged to attend to learn more about a potential ballot proposal, ask questions, and provide meaningful feedback.

This is an integral, impactful role that helps our team of heroes operate at their best every day.

From craft beers and coffee to cocktails and mocktails, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Events in Oakland County To submit event information, click here for instructions. Oakland County Times is looking for a sponsor for the Event Page and related event posts. This is a great opportunity for a business or group that wants to consistently reach readers across Oakland County.  Message us at editor@oc115.com.     Feb 5-7…

The open house featured posters with maps of the park land for people to add suggestions to, and pictures of activities that people could vote on. 

Oakland University is on lock down as of 9:30 pm Thursday due to a reported aggravated assault at Van Wagoner House. 

To recognize those efforts, the DDA recently hosted Light up Lake Orion, a night to celebrate the community’s “Illuminators.”

Rand was born in Pontiac, and has authored 120+ horror and mystery fiction books for children and young adults, with nearly 7 million copies in print.

Oakland County households may be eligible for up to $2,000 in relief through the Hardship Assistance Program

Ramp work will include rebuilding the ramp base, drainage and pavement, as well as bridge improvements.

The library is hosting a town hall meeting on Feb. 7 from 10am to noon at VFW Post #5587, 201 Airport Drive in Holly

Royal Oak is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes candidates representing a variety of backgrounds and perspectives.

The City has also established a comprehensive administrative policy governing interactions with federal law enforcement agencies

The form provides Michiganders with an avenue to report alleged misconduct by federal immigration agents in their communities.

Kali, 13, was rescued as a cub after being found orphaned by residents of the Native Village of Point Lay, Alaska in 2013.

“This is a horrific and tragic death that easily could have been avoided.” Sheriff Bouchard said.

The investment will strengthen the Community Schools model by ensuring families have direct access to personalized, wraparound supports that promote stability, well-being and student success.

UPDATE: According to the City of Madison Heights, the child has been found and is safe. More details will be added as they become available,  11:50pm. 

Additional details about Michigan’s Unclaimed Property Program can be found at www.michigan.gov/unclaimedproperty.

For one delicious week, participating local restaurants will offer special menus and featured dishes that showcase the flavors of our downtown dining scene.

Learn Celtic History with Jim Perkins as Seamus the Leprechaun with dinner and a presentation at Highland Activity Center on Feb. 23.

As we close the chapter on a historic 75th Anniversary, we invite our members to join us at our Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Breakfast on Friday, February 20th.

This is a free event, no registration necessary.

Landscape architects from PEA Group will be facilitating this workshop with the intent to use results to apply for state grant funding.

Join Oakland County Parks’ naturalist and Berkley native Benjamin Prowse to learn about participating in this global citizen science event.

Hazel Park Schools is hosting a free resource fair for students, teachers, parents and community members.

The first Saturday in February makes room for two organizations to bring their events together for a perfect winter day.

The City of Ferndale is holding a Public Hearing on Monday, February 2, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. to seek community feedback regarding the proposed Citizen Input Over Government Surveillance Ordinance.

A Go Fund Me page has been set up for Jim and Mary who lost their home in the fire.

A 51-year old Hazel Park man is in custody after police say he attacked a visitor with a hatchet.

Oakland Community Health Network and Common Ground have parted ways, with OCHN directly taking on mental health crisis services that it previously had been contracting with Common Ground to provide.

The State of Michigan requires the submission of a plan which would eliminate the deficiency within five years.

In a move that saves money and streamlines services, Orion Township has consolidated precinct locations, reducing the total number of precincts from 14 to 11.

Whether you’re sharing the night with your sweetheart, your besties, or flying solo, you’ll feel the love through big hair, bold colors, classic tunes, and heart-shaped vibes all around.

No registration required, just drop in.

This executive-level position provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for all human resources and personnel administration functions for a full-service municipality.

This free event includes nutrition and supplements, holistic practices, information on ingredients to avoid, heart health and wellness.

“Please know that keeping the community safe and upholding the highest levels of professionalism and accountability are the top priorities of our public safety officials.”

101,500 rides. That’s the statistic being celebrated by the folks at Western Oakland Transportation Authority (WOTA) for 2025…

The community is coming together to support Orion Township Trustee John Carson as he faces heart surgery and recovery.

“Volunteering brings our community together.”

The Executive Director (ED) is the Chamber’s chief administrative officer and reports directly to the Board of Directors.

Provide direct feedback on possible future park enhancements and the Hunter Community Senior Center

ONTV’s goal is to raise $8,000 for FISH through corporate sponsorships and community donations.

The passenger of the vehicle ultimately succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased later that day.

This $1 million investment will also help ensure our bus stops meet ADA standards and better serve pedestrians, cyclists, seniors, and people with disabilities,” Tlaib said.

The purpose of this initiative is to help develop new goals and strategies for continuing to offer an excellent education for our students, while using scarce public education resources in the most effective and efficient way.

This position manages the Michigan History Center’s (MHC) state-wide community-based efforts and programs.

Join Sylvia Hubbard, a romance author of over seventy books, for a discussion on the influence African American authors have had on the romance genre.

The Open House takes place at Rochester Hills City Hall on Jan 29, 2026 from 5-7pm.

A lock box minimizes accidental misuse, helps monitor quantity, provides secure storage, and prevents unauthorized access.

Share, guide, and dig into what is, and what isn’t, working in the nonprofit sector.

Submit a nomination for a deserving Tomorrow’s Twenty candidate by Tuesday, February 3, 2026.

“Our collaboration with Independent Bank has helped qualified buyers reduce upfront costs, purchase homes in communities across Oakland County, and contribute to the economic strength and stability of those communities.”

With support from Oakland Thrive, Oakland County Times Editor and Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County. Oakland Thrive is a transformative force dedicated to nurturing local businesses.

Together, our school family marched in unity as we walked across the outside of the front of the school.

“This decision was not made lightly and is not due to the lack of effort or community support,” said the Cinema’s Board of Directors.

You can weigh in on our newly-launched Co-Creation Lab.

“When you think about everything from Tommystock to the Ugly Sweater Party, the Flower Fair, and so many other events, none of it would be possible without Missy.”

We look forward to seeing everyone at the Arts & Crafts Supply Swap on Saturday, January 31!

Visit our website https://www.highlanddda.com/doing-business/ for more information and applications, or email highlanddda@gmail.com with questions.

Last year, together, we raised an incredible $11,000, and this year we’re aiming even higher.

Veterans and their family members, join us for this free event to receive food; benefits counseling; transportation, housing and jobs assistance and healthcare.

Members will learn how to follow a standard protocol to help identify and map locations of vernal pools within their local communities, through both classroom instruction and data collection in the field.

The Village and the DIA are asking for input on the theme for the mural.

To learn more about PFAS and what the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team (MPART) is doing to address PFAS, go to www.michigan.gov/pfasresponse.

The deadline to apply is 12 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29.

Ferndale Inclusion Network is partnering with ACLU Michigan to host a Know Your Rights Training later this month, Tuesday, January 20th at 7PM.

Under the sunshine of the beautiful dome has since been a magical place where butterflies flutter about to the delight of visitors of all ages.

The body was discovered by a person who was visiting the park.

Looking for a place to get steps in? Join us at the Longfellow Community Center for our indoor walking club.

Rather than portraying the beauty or oppression of a culture through the lens of benevolent other or earnest learner, these stories are written from authentic cultural perspectives, with the loving but also critical view of each writer’s own culture.

“Their continued success demonstrates the key role athletics play in a well-rounded education that helps prepare our Bronchos for success and bright figures.”

Particulates get trapped in snow when it falls and when that snow melts, those same particulates get released into the air

“Cybersecurity is not optional. It is essential for maintaining continuity of operations and public confidence.”

The primary discussion topic of this workshop will be engaging community in the district and the outline of a future bond.

Books are volunteers who represent a stigmatized or misunderstood group in the community, and based on their personal experiences, answer questions from readers to help challenge assumptions or beliefs about that particular group.

Bulgaria might not top the list of European travel destinations, but it merits a visit at any time of year.

Through interactive activities, you’ll practice identifying misinformation, learn quick tips for staying safe with AI technologies, and explore strategies for healthier screen time habits.

We look forward to your participation as we work together to shape the future of Royal Oak Schools.

The Oudolf Garden Detroit spans three acres in front of the Nancy Brown Peace Carillon on Belle Isle.

The Ferndale Garden Club presents Think Spring Community Seed Swap and Spring Gardening Expo on Sunday, Feb. 22

The Ferndale Library is partnering with several organizations and community members to provide four unique bilingual storytimes

Game Day & Puzzle Swap will have puzzles, books, DVDs and board games for anyone to swap from 9 am-3 pm in the Orion Recreation Center, 3800 S. Baldwin Road

18 year old Joshua Damon Edwards has been arrested and charged in the Feb 5 stabbing that took place at Oakland University.

The HGTV network has removed the show Rehab Addict after video has emerged showing host and producer Nicole Curtis using a racial slur during a taping of the show. 

From part time and seasonal jobs working in parks, pools, and Departments of Public Works to full-time careers, local governments often have a variety of opportunities.

When the appointee takes the Oath of Office, their term will begin immediately and continue through the November 2026 election.

“The Pathfinders Program reflects our joint vision – building not just projects, but a strong foundation for local talent to thrive and lead Pontiac’s next chapter.” 

The Great Backyard Bird Count is a great place to start.  People can watch for birds anywhere – including their own backyards, or even local parks.  All one needs to do is simply watch and listen for birds, and document them. 

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has recently produced 2025 provisional birth and death statistics for Michigan and its counties.

Lakeshore Legal Aid is hosting Expungement Clinics in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties through 2026.

To accommodate this change, the City of Auburn Hills has combined several precincts, reducing the total from nine to seven.

High school juniors and seniors in the Avondale, Brandon, Clarkston, Goodrich, Lake Orion, Oxford, and Waterford School Districts planning to attend college or vocational school may apply.

The Pleasant Ridge Woman’s Club is pleased to offer scholarships to graduating seniors of the class of 2026 living within the boundaries of the Ferndale school district, and attending any local public or private school.

The continued cold weather is causing unsafe conditions on and around the water

But just as the patrons are so varied, so too are the groups and services the center has to offer. 

Along with MACC, Clerk Brown is active with the Michigan Association of Registers of Deeds (MARD) and was appointed by the Governor to serve on the Michigan Electronic Recording Commission.

If you travel on foot or by bicycle, please consider attending this FREE presentation on Saturday, Feb. 28

The City of Oak Park is hosting a S’Mores n’ More event.

Parents, community members, and staff are encouraged to attend to learn more about a potential ballot proposal, ask questions, and provide meaningful feedback.

This is an integral, impactful role that helps our team of heroes operate at their best every day.

From craft beers and coffee to cocktails and mocktails, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Events in Oakland County To submit event information, click here for instructions. Oakland County Times is looking for a sponsor for the Event Page and related event posts. This is a great opportunity for a business or group that wants to consistently reach readers across Oakland County.  Message us at editor@oc115.com.     Feb 5-7…

The open house featured posters with maps of the park land for people to add suggestions to, and pictures of activities that people could vote on. 

Oakland University is on lock down as of 9:30 pm Thursday due to a reported aggravated assault at Van Wagoner House. 

To recognize those efforts, the DDA recently hosted Light up Lake Orion, a night to celebrate the community’s “Illuminators.”

Rand was born in Pontiac, and has authored 120+ horror and mystery fiction books for children and young adults, with nearly 7 million copies in print.

Oakland County households may be eligible for up to $2,000 in relief through the Hardship Assistance Program

Ramp work will include rebuilding the ramp base, drainage and pavement, as well as bridge improvements.

The library is hosting a town hall meeting on Feb. 7 from 10am to noon at VFW Post #5587, 201 Airport Drive in Holly

Royal Oak is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes candidates representing a variety of backgrounds and perspectives.

The City has also established a comprehensive administrative policy governing interactions with federal law enforcement agencies

The form provides Michiganders with an avenue to report alleged misconduct by federal immigration agents in their communities.

Kali, 13, was rescued as a cub after being found orphaned by residents of the Native Village of Point Lay, Alaska in 2013.

“This is a horrific and tragic death that easily could have been avoided.” Sheriff Bouchard said.

The investment will strengthen the Community Schools model by ensuring families have direct access to personalized, wraparound supports that promote stability, well-being and student success.

UPDATE: According to the City of Madison Heights, the child has been found and is safe. More details will be added as they become available,  11:50pm. 

Additional details about Michigan’s Unclaimed Property Program can be found at www.michigan.gov/unclaimedproperty.

For one delicious week, participating local restaurants will offer special menus and featured dishes that showcase the flavors of our downtown dining scene.

Learn Celtic History with Jim Perkins as Seamus the Leprechaun with dinner and a presentation at Highland Activity Center on Feb. 23.

As we close the chapter on a historic 75th Anniversary, we invite our members to join us at our Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Breakfast on Friday, February 20th.

This is a free event, no registration necessary.

Landscape architects from PEA Group will be facilitating this workshop with the intent to use results to apply for state grant funding.

Join Oakland County Parks’ naturalist and Berkley native Benjamin Prowse to learn about participating in this global citizen science event.

Hazel Park Schools is hosting a free resource fair for students, teachers, parents and community members.

The first Saturday in February makes room for two organizations to bring their events together for a perfect winter day.

The City of Ferndale is holding a Public Hearing on Monday, February 2, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. to seek community feedback regarding the proposed Citizen Input Over Government Surveillance Ordinance.

A Go Fund Me page has been set up for Jim and Mary who lost their home in the fire.

A 51-year old Hazel Park man is in custody after police say he attacked a visitor with a hatchet.

Oakland Community Health Network and Common Ground have parted ways, with OCHN directly taking on mental health crisis services that it previously had been contracting with Common Ground to provide.

The State of Michigan requires the submission of a plan which would eliminate the deficiency within five years.

In a move that saves money and streamlines services, Orion Township has consolidated precinct locations, reducing the total number of precincts from 14 to 11.

Whether you’re sharing the night with your sweetheart, your besties, or flying solo, you’ll feel the love through big hair, bold colors, classic tunes, and heart-shaped vibes all around.

No registration required, just drop in.

This executive-level position provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for all human resources and personnel administration functions for a full-service municipality.

This free event includes nutrition and supplements, holistic practices, information on ingredients to avoid, heart health and wellness.

“Please know that keeping the community safe and upholding the highest levels of professionalism and accountability are the top priorities of our public safety officials.”

101,500 rides. That’s the statistic being celebrated by the folks at Western Oakland Transportation Authority (WOTA) for 2025…

The community is coming together to support Orion Township Trustee John Carson as he faces heart surgery and recovery.

“Volunteering brings our community together.”

The Executive Director (ED) is the Chamber’s chief administrative officer and reports directly to the Board of Directors.

Provide direct feedback on possible future park enhancements and the Hunter Community Senior Center

ONTV’s goal is to raise $8,000 for FISH through corporate sponsorships and community donations.

The passenger of the vehicle ultimately succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased later that day.

This $1 million investment will also help ensure our bus stops meet ADA standards and better serve pedestrians, cyclists, seniors, and people with disabilities,” Tlaib said.

The purpose of this initiative is to help develop new goals and strategies for continuing to offer an excellent education for our students, while using scarce public education resources in the most effective and efficient way.

This position manages the Michigan History Center’s (MHC) state-wide community-based efforts and programs.

Join Sylvia Hubbard, a romance author of over seventy books, for a discussion on the influence African American authors have had on the romance genre.

The Open House takes place at Rochester Hills City Hall on Jan 29, 2026 from 5-7pm.

A lock box minimizes accidental misuse, helps monitor quantity, provides secure storage, and prevents unauthorized access.

Share, guide, and dig into what is, and what isn’t, working in the nonprofit sector.

Submit a nomination for a deserving Tomorrow’s Twenty candidate by Tuesday, February 3, 2026.

“Our collaboration with Independent Bank has helped qualified buyers reduce upfront costs, purchase homes in communities across Oakland County, and contribute to the economic strength and stability of those communities.”

With support from Oakland Thrive, Oakland County Times Editor and Publisher Crystal Proxmire is on a quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County. Oakland Thrive is a transformative force dedicated to nurturing local businesses.

Together, our school family marched in unity as we walked across the outside of the front of the school.

“This decision was not made lightly and is not due to the lack of effort or community support,” said the Cinema’s Board of Directors.

You can weigh in on our newly-launched Co-Creation Lab.

“When you think about everything from Tommystock to the Ugly Sweater Party, the Flower Fair, and so many other events, none of it would be possible without Missy.”

We look forward to seeing everyone at the Arts & Crafts Supply Swap on Saturday, January 31!

Visit our website https://www.highlanddda.com/doing-business/ for more information and applications, or email highlanddda@gmail.com with questions.

Last year, together, we raised an incredible $11,000, and this year we’re aiming even higher.

Veterans and their family members, join us for this free event to receive food; benefits counseling; transportation, housing and jobs assistance and healthcare.

Members will learn how to follow a standard protocol to help identify and map locations of vernal pools within their local communities, through both classroom instruction and data collection in the field.

The Village and the DIA are asking for input on the theme for the mural.

To learn more about PFAS and what the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team (MPART) is doing to address PFAS, go to www.michigan.gov/pfasresponse.

The deadline to apply is 12 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29.

Ferndale Inclusion Network is partnering with ACLU Michigan to host a Know Your Rights Training later this month, Tuesday, January 20th at 7PM.