2019 Candidate Interview: Constance Bell for Southfield City Council
Constance Bell is running for Southfield City Council in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
Constance Bell is running for Southfield City Council in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
Colleen Crossey is running for Novi City Council in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
In addition, the apartments will be desired by young adults as well as senior citizens, she said, who like to be able to walk to shops and restaurants.
Pesha is a 19-year veteran of the Ferndale Fire Department.
“I could not have planned my life out like this, even if I tried,” Coulter told the crowd of friends, fellow officials, and family…
The event raised money for Common Ground, an organization that helps “people move from crisis to hope” with a variety of services…
The event raised money for Common Ground, an organization that helps “people move from crisis to hope” with a variety of services…
It was permanently closed in 2013 and demolished in 2017, leaving the 127 acre property prime for a big development. And speaking of “Prime”…
It was permanently closed in 2013 and demolished in 2017, leaving the 127 acre property prime for a big development. And speaking of “Prime”…
The animal sought shelter in the bathtub of the home.
There are three people running for two seats on the Rochester Hills Library Board.
There are three people running for two seats on the Rochester Hills Library Board.
There are three people running for two seats on the Rochester Hills Library Board.
There are three people running for two seats on the Rochester Hills Library Board.
Coulter said “We wanted to send a strong signal to employees that we value their efforts.”
Coulter said “We wanted to send a strong signal to employees that we value their efforts.”
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The City of Ferndale has been designated by the State of Michigan as a “Community for a Lifetime,” meaning that it is intentionally creating an environment…
The City of Ferndale has been designated by the State of Michigan as a “Community for a Lifetime,” meaning that it is intentionally creating an environment…
The restaurant has been a part of the community since 1973, with the well-worn booths and tables having seated many longtime Holly villagers at various stages of their lives.