BOSS Interview: Dennis Whittie of Whittie Law Center
The Whittie Law Center began eight years ago and has an office in Royal Oak, though Whittie represents clients throughout the Metro Detroit area.
Berkley Invites Residents to Apply for Boards and Commissions
The deadline to apply is Monday, April 17, 2023 (by midnight).
Multiple Varieties of Revolution Farms Lettuces and Salad Mixes Recalled Due to Listeria Contamination
Revolution Farms, LLC is cooperating with the U. S. Food and Drug Administration and Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development on this ongoing investigation.
As Dog Census Approaches, County Reminds Owners to Purchase License
People may usually purchase a dog license from staff at their local city, village, or township hall, from many veterinary offices, at our location, or online at oakgov.com/petadoption.
Eli Cooper Selected to Serve as Oakland County’s First Transit Manager
Cooper was the transportation program manager in Ann Arbor for more than 17 years
Road Commission for Oakland County Hiring for Seasonal Positions
The position pays $15 per hour, with a five-day work-week schedule.
Oakland County Loses Population for Second Year in a Row
2022’s estimate of 1,269,431 is almost 5,000 less than the 2020 Census count.
BOSS Interview: Frank Lanzkron-Tamarazo of Chazzano Coffee Roasters
Inside Chazzano Coffee at 2725 Twelve Mile Rd in Berkley, he serves up 35 different coffees, in a multitude of ways.
April 1 – Love Wins Wine Party at Affirmations
Celebrate the progress made by our community and the Hate Won’t Win Coalition at our annual wine party!
MML Foundation Accepting Applications for Bridge Builders Microgrants
Projects must occur in a Michigan Municipal League member community. League member communities include nearly every city and village, as well as multiple urban townships in Michigan.
Oakland County Honors Local Women During Women’s History Month
Here in Oakland County, the Board of Commissioners is recognizing local women for the historic impact they have made in their communities
Berkley Police Seek Info and Videos After Student Reports Scary Incident with Stranger
On March 22, 2023 a Berkley resident reported a “Stranger Danger” incident.
SEMCOG Grants to Help Local Cities with LED Streetlights, Pedestrian Paths and More
The Carbon Reduction Program (CRP) is a federally funded program to improve air quality by reducing carbon dioxide from on-road vehicle sources.
Women and Entrepreneurs of Color Can Apply for Michigan Economic Opportunity Loans
Entrepreneurs will be able to apply for up to $50,000 in loans through this program.
Danny’s Miracle Angel Network Helps Those With Disabilities Celebrate Life, Enjoy Music
“People say, ‘Well, what do you guys do?’ I say, ‘Well, we make awesome records and get people healthy,’” Kassad said.
ReLeaf Michigan Seeking Applicants for Community Tree Plantings
Spring is right around the corner, and ReLeaf Michigan is excited to get out and start planting trees!
April 1 – Love Wins Wine Party at Affirmations
Celebrate the progress made by our community and the Hate Won’t Win Coalition at our annual wine party!
March 26 – Council ReSale in Berkley Hosting Spring Showcase to Support Charity Programs
Money raised from the store funds many NCJW|MI projects including the annual Back 2 School Store, Backpack Project for homeless children, blankets for children in hospital and foster care, Kosher meals on wheels, literacy outreach, and social action initiatives such as voter rights advocacy.
County Executive Coulter Touts Values, Shares Updates at State of the County Address
As you can see, our future is bright. Your county is strong. It’s dedicated to reweaving the fabric of our communities through a wonderful mosaic of relationships.
Berkley Moves Closer to Banning Sale of Pets in Stores
At issue is a new business called Puppygram at 28297 Suite B Woodward Ave, just south of 12 Mile Road.