Huntington Woods Seeking Applicants for Recreation Director
The City of Huntington Woods is seeking a candidate for the full-time position of Recreation Director.
Income Guidelines Announced for Free and Reduced School Meals Across Michigan
These guidelines aim to help make sure that no child goes hungry during the day, leading to better learning and overall health.
Nonprofits and Local Governments Can Apply for DTE Tree Planting Grants
“Tree planting is more than an environmental initiative; it’s a way to bring neighbors together, strengthen local pride and create healthier, more vibrant places to live.
Video: Matthaei Botanical Gardens Welcomes Baby Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes
Between shrinking populations, dwindling habitat, and their shy nature around humans, Eastern Massasauga sightings are considered a rare delight.
Pink Cosmo Blueberries – A Cute Culinary Find, Now in Michigan
Pink Cosmo blueberries can be used in a variety of ways, like traditional blueberry varieties can.
Scotia Road in Huntington Woods Closing for Repaving
We regret this unavoidable inconvenience, and look forward to the completed road.
State Rep Brenda Carter Introduces Bill to Require Cursive be Taught in Schools
I’ve been proud to introduce this bill in each of my prior three terms, and in its most recent form, it passed out of the House with overwhelming bipartisan support.
Explore: Historic Greenfield Village in Dearborn
Greenfield Village is part of The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. It’s located at 20900 Oakwood Blvd. in Dearborn.
Oakland County Commissioners Cavell and Nelson Resign from Democratic Caucus
Two Oakland County Commissioners have announced their departure from the Democratic Caucus of the County.
Families May Qualify for SNAP Benefits Under New WIC Guidelines
“I encourage families who have not qualified in the past to reach out to a local WIC office to see if they are eligible for these great benefits now.”
MDOT Hosting Public Input Session on Pedestrian Bridges in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb, July 30
MDOT is conducting a study of state-owned pedestrian bridges in the Metro Region.
Michigan’s Population Continues to Age Faster than the Nation
In fact, the number of states and counties where older adults outnumber children is on the rise, especially in sparsely populated areas
Oakland County Welcomes Chief Sustainability Officer Julie Lyons Bricker
Lyons Bricker’s qualifications are underscored by her professional credentials and education
Fireworks Prompt Anticipated Air Quality Advisory for Saturday
Sensitive groups are encouraged to take precautions.
New Book Chronicles Oak Park’s Rise and Rebirth, Sales Benefit Library
That story is one that civic-minded readers from any town could learn from, and of course that any Oak Parker could take pride in.
July 13 – Ferndale Library’s Artist Opening Reception with Linden Godlove
For this special solo show, titled ‘Keep,’ Godlove is bringing together a spectacular survey of new and recent works
Explore: Belle Isle Park in Detroit
While it seems like Belle Isle is most famous for it’s giant slide, there is a lot to love on this beautiful Detroit River Island, especially for nature-lovers like me.
Municipalities Can Apply for Invasive Species and Habitat Project Grants
Past grant projects have supported native plant restoration efforts, invasive species treatments, boot brush stations, raingarden plantings, prescribed burns, research projects and more.
July 3- 6- Royal Oak Taco Fest
Royal Oak Taco Fest will be located on the east side of Main Street between 11 Mile Road and 4th Street, centered around Centennial Commons and portions of the Royal Oak City Complex parking lots.
Cooling Centers Across Oakland County to Open for Heat Wave
The National Weather Service is predicting a heat wave beginning Saturday morning through Tuesday evening with temperatures in the high 90s and heat indexes over 100.