Downtowns Across Oakland County Come Together to Learn about Trends, Share Ideas
Main Street program managers across Oakland County gathered on Nov. 22 to get inspired by national leadership and to learn from each other.
Main Street program managers across Oakland County gathered on Nov. 22 to get inspired by national leadership and to learn from each other.
Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) is releasing tips for families and individuals to manage stress or trauma associated with remembrance dates related to a local crisis, such as the shooting incident in Oxford, Michigan.
Sing and Stroll is just the start of holidays in Downtown Lake Orion, as the community prepares for the lighted parade on Dec. 3.
Be a Lifesaver! Donate Blood @ the Orion Library.
On both December 3rd and 4th we will have a school bus at Neiman’s Family Market at the corner of Dixie Hwy and White Lake.
The Orion Area Lighted Holiday Parade is held in downtown Lake Orion, Michigan on the first Saturday of December every year.
L.A. Dance is thrilled to welcome back exceptional guest artists from all over Michigan, with more than 100 dancers from L.A. Dance’s own company and the surrounding community.
Celebrate everyone’s favorite kitty with fun Hello Kitty themed activities!
Construction is expected to start in the summer of 2023, with the intersection closing to traffic.
The county has created a webpage at www.OakGov.com/ShopSmall where shoppers can search for community holiday activities and businesses and community partners can discover resources to support shopping locally.
PLUS $100 contribution to Oakland County Times when you mention coupon code: OCTimes.
With the election of Donni Steele to State Representative, there is an opening on the Orion Township Board for a Treasurer to fill the remainder of her term.
Construction is expected to start in the summer of 2023, with the intersection closing to traffic.
From Nov. 1-26, anyone can submit a selfie photo taken at an Oakland County small business that they consider to be “local gems” for a chance at winning a $1,000 first prize or $500 second prize.
But can things like coloring, music, and Play-doh sculptures make a difference in City Hall?
“Municipal government is one of the most difficult places to insert creativity,” Dempsey said.
Most of them are friends already so it’s just something really comfortable for them,” said organizer Chelsie Petrusha.
“For the past 35 years, we have worked with local charitable organizations to provide free coats to those in need. The community’s generosity has been wonderful every year.”
Only 5 communities experienced an increase in turnout over 2018 – Novi twp. (9.1 percentage points), Clarkston, South Lyon, Addison Township and Huntington Woods.
L.A. Dance is thrilled to welcome back exceptional guest artists from all over Michigan, with more than 100 dancers from L.A. Dance’s own company and the surrounding community.
Enjoy local performances and warm yourself at the fire pits while roasting marshmallows.