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Ferndale Library Now Has Video Games

November 14th 2020

They currently have titles for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One.

Reporter Food: J’s Penalty Box in Downtown Ferndale

November 13th 2020

Featured under their specialty pizza section, this pie was topped with sliced Koegel’s hot dogs, block chili, white onion, yellow mustard, and mozzarella cheese on very tasty pizza dough.

Friend of Frogs, Savior of Salamanders: Detroit Zoo’s Amphibian Expert Ruth Marcec-Greaves

November 12th 2020

Dr. Ruth Marcec-Greaves is the director of the center.  She’s dedicated her life to learning about the diverse mix of frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts that can be found around the globe.  Learning about them – and protecting them.

47th Dist. Judge Marla Parker Earns Domestic Violence Prevention Award

November 12th 2020

“Judge Parker is dedicated to keeping survivors safe in every single domestic violence case that appears in her courtroom”

State Encourages Remote Working, Office Workplace Precautions Against COVID

November 12th 2020

“Workplace outbreaks are increasing along with the state’s community numbers,” said Director of COVID-19 Workplace Safety Sean Egan.

Officials Share Updates on Berkley and Huntington Woods in Virtual State of the Cities

November 12th 2020

The event was sponsored by William Beaumont Hospitals, and was emceed by Berkley Chamber of Commerce President Nicole Miller. 

Reporter Food: Chicken Shack (Various Locations)

November 10th 2020

Of course they are known for the amazing broasted chicken they’ve been serving up since 1956.

Nov. 23 – Clawson Schools Hosting Forum on Re-imagining School District’s Future

November 10th 2020

This concept will be presented at a Community Forum on Monday, November 23, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m

Nov. 13- Dec. 26 –  Santa’s Bonus Bazaar by Clawson Makers Market

November 10th 2020

Clawson Makers Market has added over 2,000 square feet of Artist and Maker space just 2 blocks down at their new Studio above Haberman Fabrics

Farmington City Hall Closing to Public Due to Increased COVID Cases

November 10th 2020

We encourage residents to use the City’s online services or drop boxes rather than come into City Hall.