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Restaurant Inspection Reports Soon to be Available Online

Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Beverly Hills, Bingham Farms, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Fenton, Ferndale, Franklin, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Highland Twp., Holly, Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Northville, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Rose Township, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Springfield Twp/Davisburg, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, Wixom, Wolverine LakeBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher February 6, 2020

Oakland County will join Macomb County, Wayne County and the City of Detroit, which have adopted similar policies.

A Little Too Quiet Podcast: The Dream of the 90’s w/Kelly Bennett

All Stories, Ferndale, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher February 5, 2020

As we mark the 90th anniversary of the Ferndale Library, we’re looking back, appropriately, to “the 90’s…”

Cities Vary in Snow Emergency Ticketing

All Stories, Berkley, Ferndale, Royal Oak, TroyBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 31, 2020

The weekend snowstorm of Jan. 17 gave the typical, expected challenge of getting local streets plowed and salted. It also prompted hundreds of parking tickets of those who left their vehicles in the way.

A Little Too Quiet Podcast: Library History & Sci Fi Lit with Kevin Deegan-Krause

All Stories, FerndaleBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 29, 2020

We’re chatting about with Kevin Deegan-Krause, Associate Professor of Political Science at Wayne State University, and former President of the Ferndale Library Board of Trustees

Ferndale Fine Arts Booster Raffle Helps Students Start Path to Arts Careers

All Stories, Ferndale, Oak Park, Pleasant RidgeBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 28, 2020

Take Natalie Berger. The Ferndale High School graduate participated in many arts activities at Ferndale Schools, earned two college degrees and now is gainfully employed by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

Home Invasion Suspects Flee Ferndale Police, Crash in Detroit

All Stories, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Madison Hts., UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 28, 2020

Inside the crashed Fusion, officers located the items that were stolen in the West Drayton home invasion just minutes earlier.

A Little Too Quiet Podcast: Bird Box Author Josh Malerman

All Stories, FerndaleBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 23, 2020

Oh, and the big news is that Malerman also shared a bit about the upcoming Bird Box sequel, Malorie, which will be available in May.

As 90th Birthday Approaches, Ferndale Woman Reminisces

All Stories, FerndaleBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 23, 2020

“People will ask how you did it. You don’t think about how you do it. You just do it.”

Stolen Pictures, Fake Account, Stun Victim of Online Catfishing

All Stories, FerndaleBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 20, 2020

Both women reported the incident to Bumble, and the account was taken down by the end of the day.

GreenSpace Café in Ferndale Announces Closure

All Stories, Ferndale, Reporter Food, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 19, 2020

GreenSpace Café, Downtown Ferndale’s upscale vegan restaurant announced Sunday evening that they would be closing at the end of the month.

Ferndale Kids Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr Legacy with Peace Walk

All Stories, Ferndale, Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge, Royal Oak Township, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher January 19, 2020

“We felt that if we had children share their thoughts about peace, getting along,understanding, and having a dream to make a difference – we could share that with others.”