Candidate Interview: Haley Stevens for Congress District 11
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This recognition highlights the community’s ongoing efforts to preserve and celebrate its rich history while fostering a welcoming environment.
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The Kinship Advisory Council is actively seeking new members and encourages applicants from diverse backgrounds, including professionals from various fields and individuals with lived kinship experience
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Today Oakland County Times turns 15!
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The Oakland County Board of Commissioners approved funding to help complete more than $29.2 million in new local road projects during its May 22 meeting.
It’s the fifth year in a row that the names took the top slot together
The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) released their annual look at new construction across their seven-county service area, and Oakland County Times has decided to take a look at the data.
The following three charts show the results for communities across Oakland County – separated into cities, townships, and villages…
The project will occur in 2025 – 2027.
But what about the districts that bucked the general trend?