Laltsha Cunningham of Gesher Human Services Shares Holiday Financial Tips
Cunningham has worked in finance and lending for 27 years, and now is the Financial Education Manager for Gesher Human Services
Cunningham has worked in finance and lending for 27 years, and now is the Financial Education Manager for Gesher Human Services
As part of her ongoing Holiday Scams Campaign, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is re-issuing her Travel Tips alert…
In her words, “history is no good if you keep it to yourself.”
voters will learn how a ranked choice voting system in statewide elections can help overcome the political divisiveness, polarization, and “culture wars” often associated with the Democratic and Republican parties, candidates, and messaging.
HIV continues to be a major global and local public health issue
On a recent visit I got to see one of the polar bears up close thanks to the underwater viewing tunnel in the habitat.
Learn what local stores in Oakland County accept medications and provide safe medication disposal kiosks.
a free educational training about the real dangers of vaping.
Oakland Community Health Network is hosting a Veteran and Military Family drive through resource and food distribution event
Gesher Human Services is a non-profit organization providing a bridge to hope and opportunity for people at work, at home and in the community.
There is something unique for everyone, with items ranging from $5 to several hundred dollars.
“In 45 minutes or less you could save three lives; please give a gift that is quite literally life-changing this holiday season.”
Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead and safeguard your organization’s transparency and integrity!
Effective immediately, general park entry fees and vehicle permits have been eliminated for all parks operated by Oakland County Parks
Here is a round up of Oakland Thrive’s upcoming free trainings and workshops.
The Detroit Zoo is an amazing place to visit, any time of the year.
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The range goes from a high of 93.3 percent to a low of 29.0 percent, showing the wide range of opinions in the suburbs.
The chart below ranks turnout for each of the 51 municipalities (village residents are included in their townships) in the county.
Oakland County Times, in partnership with Oakland County Bar Association, interviewed candidates for Judicial positions in the Nov. 5, 2024 election.