Oak Park Social Opens on 11 Mile
As far as location, Bishai said he was attracted by the city’s commitment to redevelop the Eleven Mile corridor and its business-friendly service.
100 Women Who Care Group Pools Resources, Donates to Dutton Farm
The first donation in 2021 went to Dutton Farm in Rochester – a non-profit that provides educational and employment opportunities to adults with special needs over the age of 26.
Berkley Public Safety Gets K-9 Division, Seeks Funding Through Donations
“We are really excited about the program but with everything going on in the world right now, we didn’t want to go after taxpayer money…”
Gary Mekjian Chosen as New Farmington Hills City Manager
The City of Farmington Hills is pleased to announce the selection of Gary Mekjian as the new City Manager.
Reporter Food: Downtown Charlie’s in Clawson
This cozy cafe features breakfast and lunch fare, with both in person and carryout options.
Lighted Trail in Waterford Oaks Honors Lives Lost to COIVD-19
The Tribute Walk will be open March 13th-14th from 8:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. and March 15th – 21st 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Guests must select a time slot and purchase ticket on Eventbrite.
April 10 – Road Rally for Ferndale Pride
On Saturday April 10 at 2pm, get out and have some fun while giving back to Ferndale Pride.
April 1 – Ferndale Library Hosting KonMari Method Presentation
Anyone who wants to streamline their domestic surroundings can attend a Zoom presentation with Kate Sood, a certified KonMari organizer, on Thursday, April 1 at 7 pm.
March 14 – SAGE Hosting Virtual Artist Discussion with Michelle Sider
Those interested in stories of perseverance, faith, oppression, bravery, Middle Eastern cultures and Arab Jews, will find her talk interesting.
March 14 – Spring East Oak Park Cleanup
The group hopes to pick up papers, bottles, etc.
Reporter Food: Chadd’s Bistro in Rochester Hills
The quest to try every restaurant in Oakland County continues with a visit to Chadd’s Bistro in Rochester Hills.
Hazel Park Human Rights Ordinance Passes First Reading
It is expected to advance to a third reading and be adopted in April.
WOW! Internet Problems Continue in SE Michigan
However, that wasn’t the end of the problems. As of Monday, customers in several SE Oakland cities reported that their service was repeatedly cutting out while in use.
Ferndale Schools Seeking Permission from Neighbors for Park Land Purchase
As far as this project to build a new school, “The City of Oak Park is 100% behind this,” Mayor McClellan said.
Michigan Pet Alliance Seeking CEO
Applicants must live in Michigan, have a flexible schedule, be able to work from home, and be able to travel to other parts of the state and to Lansing on short notice.
Oak Park Offering Seniors COVID Vaccinations
If you’re an Oak Park resident age 65+ with or without health issues or between the ages of 50-64 with health issues, please complete the form found HERE to begin your registration process.
Madison Heights Mayor’s Speech Focuses on “Investing in Our Journey Together”
“Together we are creating a bright future that like our past is uniquely Madison Heights.”
Go Fund Me to Support Daughter of Deceased Madison Heights Fire Captain
A GoFundMe page has been set up for the daughter of the Madison Heights Fire Captain who died on duty March 1.
Reporter Food: Anita’s Kitchen
Check out their locations at 22651 Woodward Ave in Ferndale and 45 W Flint St in Lake Orion.
Oak Park Seeks Donations for Next Round of 9 Mile Redesign Changes
“This crowd-funding campaign with matching funds from the MEDC will provide places for residents to gather, public art to enjoy, and play structures for children.”