2020 Candidate Interview: Lise Blades for Lyon Township Trustee
All the candidates are Republicans, so the victors will likely be decided in the Aug. 4, 2020 Republican primary.
DIA Offers Fine Art Face Masks
Patterns include Rounded Flower Bed, Detroit Industry, The Scream, Starry Night, The Great Wave and more.
Governor Whitmer Extends Order Suspending Evictions
“It’s critical Michiganders can self-quarantine and continue staying safer at home without fear of being evicted,” Governor Whitmer said.
Holly Farmers Market Opens Sunday with Fresh Foods, Masks, and Plants
“Farmer’s markets provide a direct link from farmers, producers, and local crafts-people to purchasers. Fewer hands have touched the items, and they require less infrastructure.”
2020 Candidate Interview: Gwen Markham for County Commission 9th District
In the race for County Commission in the 9th District, Incumbent Gwen Markham, a Democrat, is unopposed in the Aug. 4 primary.
2020 Candidate Interview: Martin Brook for Bloomfield Twp Clerk
There is an open seat for Bloomfield Township Clerk and Martin Brook is the only Democrat on the ballot.
Lake Orion Loyalty Fundraiser Supports Businesses, Has Dollars Matched
Lake Orion Downtown Development Authority will use the money raised to create grants of equal amounts to be distributed to qualifying downtown businesses.
Sadorian Robertson Earns Ferndale Garden Club Scholarship
She plans to major in bio-engineering at Stanford University.
Sheriff Gives Update About Jail Population and COVID Testing
These procedures will likely continue into the near future even after the Governor’s Orders, State of Emergency, and Disaster Declaration have lifted to keep the care and custody of inmates at the forefront of our operations.
Oak Park Getting Matching Funds, Raising Money for Small Businesses
The City of Oak Park is working with Main Street Oakland County and Patronicity on a crowd funding campaign to support small businesses.
SMART Posts Survey for Business Owners as they Plan for Increasing Service
As movement towards reopening unfolds, we are working to gather information about how businesses are planning to return to work.
Oak Park Cancels Some Events, Postpones Others
City of Oak Park announces the following changes to the lineup of spring and summer programs to help keep both residents and staff members safe during this time of uncertainty
Recreational Marijuana Sales Begin Friday at LIV in Ferndale
LIV will be providing curbside pickup and home delivery, plus they have an iPad menu that allows customers to explore the inventory.
2020 Candidate Interview: Barnett Jones for Oakland County Sheriff
On the Democratic side there are three candidates in the Aug. 4, 2020 primary: Randy Maloney, Barnett Jones, and Vincent Gregory.
2020 Candidate Interview: Laura Moreau for Springfield Twp Supervisor
The decision will be made in the August 4 primary election, as all three candidates are running on the Republican ticket.
Holly Councilperson Chris Rankin Resigns, Says “Heart isn’t into it”
For both the Rankins, community involvement has been a core part of life, that is likely to continue.
Pontiac Council Selects Megan Shramski to Fill District 2 Vacancy
Shramski was appointed with four council members voting in her favor.
After Title Search Surprise, Vikings Cede Land to Ferndale, Gain $49k & Homage
He said they wanted to “create a resolution of sorts that would… share the value of the relationship we want to build with Hazel Park Schools.”
Birmingham Commission Approves Economic Recovery Efforts
In addition to economic assistance measures, several operational incentives have been approved to further aid the community, such as…
Oak Park Artist Tiffany Pugmire Takes Requests…
Unable to buy chalk in the store, she asked for donations on Facebook, and in exchange, she promised to turn a square of sidewalk in front of their house into a canvas.