2020 Candidate Interviews ~ Aug. 4 Primary
Each year Oakland County Times gives candidates for any office voted on in Oakland County the opportunity to do a video interview.
Woman Shot Several Times in Ferndale, Police Seek Info, Videos
All available scout cars were dispatched to the area and upon arrival, officers discovered a 19-year-old Ferndale woman who had been shot several times.
Ferndale Adds Licenses for Recreational and Medical Marijuana Sales
At their Monday, April 27 meeting, Ferndale City Council made two decisions regarding marijuana businesses in the City.
‘Cuddles’ the Parrot Rescued from Tree by Holly Fire Dept
“The bird made an awful racket of screaming as it tried to get away and even had the audacity to laugh at us as well!”
Michigan DHHS Sending Free Condoms During COVID-19 Crisis
If you and your partner are staying home together, you can send an e-mail…
Seven Cities Still Under 60% for Census Returns, County is 6th in the State
It is now five weeks since the Census Bureau mailed out invitations to participate in the 2020 Census.
Hazel Park Shelter Gets TNR Grant
Hazel Park began their TNR program in 2018 and has helped 200 cats so far.
Smashed Windows & Carved Letters: Man Arrested after Vandalizing Vehicle
Security from St. Joseph Mercy Oakland observed a male approach a red 2019 Tesla Model 3 parked in their parking lot…
Family of Foxes Brings Joy Amid COVID Crisis
He’s been watching and photographing a family of foxes that love to frolic in the nearby field.
Nearly 800 Businesses Benefit from County Small Business Grants
Oakland County Executive David Coulter on Friday, April 24 announced that 797 small businesses in the county were awarded about $2.3 million in grants from the county’s small business stabilization fund.
County Adds Drive-Thru COVID Testing in Southfield
To make an appointment, call the Health Division’s Nurse on Call at 800-848-5533.
Wayne State Honors Three Students Lost to COVID-19 w/Degrees
WSU has unanimously approved the conferral of posthumous degrees for three Wayne State students who tragically passed away prior to graduation.
Eighth Grader Adjusts to Home Education in Coronavirus Pandemic
I’ve found there are differences between “in person” classroom learning and remote learning on the computer.
To Protect Victims from Stalking & Harassment, PPOs in Michigan Extended
“Unfortunately, these victims are particularly vulnerable to stalking and harassment — which is why they sought protection in the first place,” Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said.
Governor Whitmer Extends Stay Home, Stay Safe Order
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed executive order 2020-59, extending her “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order through May 15.
Liven Up Video Meetings w/a Cat or Dog from Mich. Animal Rescue League
Proceeds from the call cameos will directly benefit the countless dogs and cats who arrive at MARL’s doors in need.
What Could Come in the Wake of MH and HP Save A Lot Closures?
Two SE Michigan Save A Lot Stores closed permanently over the weekend, surprising residents who had been relying on the low cost chain for food and paper products.
Jennifer Finney Named Berkley DDA Director
As Executive Director, Finney will be responsible for coordinating downtown revitalization activities at the direction of the DDA board…
Explore: A Stroll Through Downtown Rochester
Downtown Rochester has the best of two worlds – a thriving shopping district with eclectic locally owned shops and restaurants, plus a serene bit of nature with the Rochester River Walk and the Paint Creek Trail.
Ferndale Elks Bond w/ T-Rex Parades, Happy Hour Zooms, & Helping Others
So of course a parade of interesting creatures seemed like a good idea!