Local Businesses are Hurting, Here’s How to Help Safely
However, the increase in people staying home is also impacting local businesses – particularly independent retailers, service providers, and restaurants.
“Exhausting Day” As Teachers Arm Kids with Resources for School Closure
I know that across the state, many teachers and districts will have similar stories to share about how they rallied around their kids in the face of an unsettling global pandemic.
Ferndale Discusses Affordable Housing Priorities
The sticker tallies and the feedback shared are part of a larger look at affordable housing.
Reporter Food: Babylon Garden in Ferndale – CLOSED
Late last year a new Mediterranean restaurant opened in Ferndale.
Former Mayor Dan Martin Picked as New FernCare Free Clinic Director
Dan has been a vocal supporter of the clinic and its mission from the start and is committed to furthering the work of the organization
Photos of Hazel Park Bridge Removal, Info on Construction
I-75 remains closed through the weekend from 8 Mile to Square Lake Road as crews continue removing bridges in Hazel Park.
Ferndale Housing Gets $206K Grant for Self-Sufficiency Programs
HUD Regional Director Joseph Galvin joined representatives of the FHC to present the giant check Friday morning at FHC’s Withington West.
Ferndale Approves Bid for Cured In Place Piping – Here’s What That Is
CIPP is a technology that in essence creates a new pipe within the old one, meaning that pipes do not have to be dug up and completely replaced.
How to Race a Unicorn
The thrill of racing is coming to Ferndale, but of course with a Ferndale twist
The Fox in the Ferndale Courtyard
Because the fox was on an extended stay, the courtyard was closed to students and staff who can traverse it,
SB Woodward Closed Near W. Hazelhurst in Ferndale After Woman Struck by Vehicle
Southbound Woodward Avenue is closed near West Hazelhurst Street in Ferndale Tuesday night after a 40 year old female was struck by a vehicle while reportedly attempting to cross Woodward.
Woman Struck During Police Chase Dies, Ferndale Police Chief to Seek Charges
“We are heartbroken over the death of Ms. Lackamp,” said Ferndale Police Chief Vincent Palazzolo in a statement. “We hold the driver of the fleeing vehicle one-hundred percent responsible for this incident…
Ferndale Volunteers Reflect on Boards and Commissions…
“If we want to have a say in shaping our communities it’s important to play a part in that.”
Multiple Injuries as Driver Fleeing Police Crashes in Royal Oak Township
The driver of the fleeing vehicle ran from the crash scene and was quickly arrested by a Michigan State Police trooper a short distance away.
Last Minute Valentine’s Ideas that Also Support our Sponsors!
Did you forget to get your sweetie a Valentine’s Day gift? Or do you simply want to buy something nice for yourself?
A Little Too Quiet Podcast: Author Michael Zadoorian
We’re chatting Michael Zadoorian, author of The Leisure Seeker.
EB I-696 at Woodward Ave. Closed Due to Fatal Accident
EB I-696 is closed at Woodward Avenue Tuesday morning due to a fatal crash. According to Michigan State Police the crash occurred around 5:30am
Ferndale Council to Consider Additional “dot” Mixed Use Parking Deck Design Costs
While most of “the dot” is a City of Ferndale project, the fourth floor includes office space and is being built in partnership with Versa Wanda LLC
Ferndale Celebrates Music with All-City Concert
hen dozens of students took to the floor of the High School Gym to perform for the bleachers full of parents and other fans.
Ferndale says Farewell to Former Mayor…
The Ferndale community is mourning the loss of two active citizens – former Mayor Bob Porter and activist Nancy Goedert.