Candidate Interview: Ryan Delaney for Holly Village Council
For a four-year full term council seat, there are three seats available, with six candidates on the ballot and one write-in.
2020 Candidate Interview: Bruce Jaquays for Commerce Twp. Supervisor
In the race for Commerce Township Supervisor, there are three non-incumbents running: Democrat Pamela Sue Jackson, Republican Larry Eugene Gary Jr, and Libertarian Bruce Jaquays.
Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum Seeking Donations
According to the campaign page, even while closed, expenses run well over $10,000 a month for rent, electrical service, and maintenance on the machines. Many are antiques; one is more than 100 years old.
Reporter Food: Zeoli’s Modern Italian in Downtown Clawson
One of the place I keep being drawn back to is Zeoli’s Modern Italian at 110 E 14 Mile Road in Downtown Clawson.
Candidate Interview: Maxine Gutfreund for Oak Park School Board
There are two regular School Board positions available with a six year term. The candidates are Nen Bailey, Christopher Davis, Al Elvin, Maxine Gutfreund, and Ben Vineburg.
2020 Candidate Interview: Lisa-Aline Hanes for Royal Oak School Board
For voters in the Royal Oak School District, there are six candidates running for four positions on the school board.
2020 Candidate Interview: Dawn Rice for Hazel Park School Board
Candidates are Melissa Baldwin, Heidi Fortress, incumbent Rose Mary Hammonds, incumbent Charles Hemple, Ian Lloyd, Dawn Rice, Kristy Schlak, and Lance Starter.
2020 Candidate Interview: Kelly Brault for Avondale School Board
The candidates are Michael Brady, Kelly Brault, Rita Davis, Robbin Hopinks, incumbent Wayne Kakuda, and Lucille Washington.
Election Analysis: A Look at Absentee Ballots Across Oakland County Cities
Over two-thirds (77.0 percent) of the requested ballots were returned, and these returned ballots represented 70.8 percent of the total votes cast.
Ferndale Outlines Ways to Improve Affordable and Inclusive Housing
“The data proves we have changing demographics. Stagnant housing does not respond to the needs of the community and I think this gets us moving in the right direction,” Ferndale Mayor Melanie Piana said.
Oakland County Expands Free COVID-19 Testing to School-Age Children
The Health Division offers drive-thru testing on Mondays and Wednesdays at the South Oakland Health Center at 27725 Greenfield Road in Southfield; Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Oakland County government campus, 1200 N. Telegraph Road in Pontiac; and on Fridays at Oakland Community College, Orchard Ridge Campus at 28696 Oakland, Farmington Hills.
Deadline for Oakland Together Business Recovery Grants is Sept. 14
This competitive grant program is focused on these hard-hit sectors:
Retail
Food and Lodging Personal Services
Business Services
Entertainment and Recreation
Construction and Maintenance Services
Michigan Reaches 100,000 COVID-19 Cases, 14,213 in Oakland County
The COVID-19 crisis continues as Michigan reaches 100,000 cases of the disease.
Four Shot, Three Fatally, in Dispute Between Pontiac Neighbors
Upon arrival, Deputies found four victims on the front porch, inside the home, and on the front lawn of a residence.
Crowd Lending Campaign Raising Funds for Ferndale CatFe Expansion
The Ferndale Cat Shelter is looking to grow into their recently expanded space, and is asking people to invest through a KIVA campaign
Madison Heights Approves Body Cameras for Police
“I’m proud that we could finally make this investment. It improves transparency, as well as be a valuable training tool for our officers who will now be able to replay interactions.”
Fire at SOCRRA Fueled by Garbage Pile, Cause Thus Far Unknown
The building was full of waste, in large piles that were approximately 15 feet tall, 20 feet wide and 80 feet long. The pile on the east side of the building was well involved with fire.
Teen Injured After Breaking into Walled Lake Central and Jumping from Roof
The subjects had broken into the school via a roof hatch that had not been completely secured.
Local Courts Promoting Eviction Diversion Program and Other Resources
Courts across the state, including the 45th and 43rd in SE Oakland County are helping to spread the word about the program by providing fliers to those interact with the courts.
Best Park Booms with Bagpipes and Drums in Surprise Oak Park Performance
They decided to have the group practice at the park, a convenient location, observing social distancing, for just one hour instead of two. And the neighborhood was delighted.