Things to See: A Stroll Through Downtown Birmingham
Spotting details on walks is a great way to give your brain and your body a temporary break from the worries of contemporary life.
Governor Approves Buy Back Program for Liquor to Help Bar Owners
“This buy-back program will help our bars and restaurants critical to Michigan’s economy weather the storm through this challenging time in our history.”
Man in Orion Township Admits to Shooting Himself in the Leg
The victim admitted he had shot himself and the weapon was inside the residence.
Drivers License and Vehicle Registration Expiration Dates Extended
“In times of crisis and uncertainty, the last thing you want to think about is having to renew your driver’s license or state ID card,” Gov. Whitmer said.
Self-Employed Can File For Unemployment Beginning…
“We will do everything we can to continue providing emergency financial assistance as quickly as possible to the Michigan working families…”
Suspects on Video Failing to Break Window of Vape Shop…
The suspects attempted to smash the front door glass of the business using a large rock and the blue pipe type object, to no avail.
Grants Available for Companies that Switch to PPE Production
“Saving Business, Saving Lives” grant provides immediate capital for Oakland County companies to ramp up production of PPE
Oak Park’s Taurus Burns Gives “Creation of Adam” a Modern Day Sidewalk Art Twist
Sadly the rain has already begun to wash the powdery colors away, but the pictures are a hit on social media.
Ferndale’s Musical Families Make Neighborhood Memories – at a Distance
The musicians on West Lewiston plan to keep the concerts going through the “stay home, stay safe” order, getting together from a safe distance once a week to jam.
Mail Service Slowed in Some Metro Detroit Cities Due to Coronavirus
We appreciate the patience of our customers and the efforts of employees as conditions change on a day-to-day basis.”
Royal Oak Youth Assistance Helping Families with Emergency Needs
“There are a lot of families that don’t fall under the poverty threshold, but their worlds have been turned upside down,”
Things to See: A Stroll Through Downtown Ferndale
But there is plenty to be seen, including the Downtown Development Authority’s investment in public art…
Baldwin Library Idea Lab Manufactures Face Shields for COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Eleven 3D printers are able to produce the shields at a rate of one shield every 3 minutes.
Ferndale Library Encourages Patrons To Keep Reading (Digitally) During Closure
Beyond books and databases, Ferndale Library cardholders can also access Mango Languages and select a course on more than 70 languages…
One Water Video Reminds People to Only Flush the Three “P”s
We have all heard about the problems caused by flushing “flushable” wipes in the past, but now we also have to deal with disinfectant wipes and gloves too!
Suburban Collection Showplace Slated for COVID Medical Care Facility
The decision to continue to expand bed space in Southeast Michigan is a proactive measure in anticipation of additional need as the response to COVID-19 continues.
SMART Scales Back to Main Corridor Routes and Reservation-Based Shuttle
SMART will redirect buses to main corridor routes which are still seeing significant ridership – and certainly warrant more buses to better facilitate social distancing.
How to Make Cloth Face Masks, and Where to Donate Them in Metro Detroit
“If you can sew a straight line on a home sewing machine, you are good.”
Governor Extends Order for Care Facilities and Juvenile Justice Facilities
“This is a hard time for families, and we will continue to put their health and safety first when making these decisions.”
Ferndale Family Displaced by Fire on E. Breckenridge
Firefighters arrived from both Ferndale and Hazel Park and quickly contained the fire.