OC Restaurant Quest: Pontiac Super Chief
At the corner of Telegraph and Walton Blvd. is a coney place named after the city’s namesake – Pontiac Super Chief.
At the corner of Telegraph and Walton Blvd. is a coney place named after the city’s namesake – Pontiac Super Chief.
Just in time for holiday giving – or chilly autumn nights at home with family or friends – Downtown Holly’s Hollyopoly…
This exciting development brings the NWL brand of baseball to the Detroit area in Southeast Michigan and promises an unforgettable experience for fans, players, and the community alike…
“The survey is a means for us to better understand your needs and priorities, and to ensure that our efforts align with the wishes of our stakeholders.”
Melanie Piana has served as an elected official representing Ferndale for nearly 14 years.
Oakland County organizers will travel to various communities to have forums and discussions about housing and other related issues.
“Investments in this area uplift workers and businesses and create a thriving and prosperous economy that benefits all Michiganders.”
In this luncheon there were a few different topics that were discussed with the main presentations being by…
We also have our Halloween map highlighting houses that are passing out tricks and treats on Halloween.
Since 1972, Redcoat Tavern in Royal Oak has been serving up burgers and more to hungry patrons.
The winner will be announced on the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner’s Facebook page at 10 a.m. on October 19.
Savidant said renovations to already-standing properties lead to more sustainable development.
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Visitors to ShopOCMainstreets.com can search for apparel and accessories, bath and beauty, books, collectibles and antiques, food and beverage, health and wellness, home and garden, pet supplies and more.
This outage is necessary so DTE can safely complete some electrical system repairs.
Principal Julie Patterson, spoke to students about being brave and trying new things, while also having a concrete focus for their future.
Interested persons should submit a formal letter of application…
“In this day and age, being online is a necessity,” she said.
This year’s winners are Paul Haig, owner of Haig’s of Rochester Fine Jewelry and Linda Rea, owner of The Linda Rea Team Real Estate One.
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.