OCHN Shares Resources for Dealing with Crisis
Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) is releasing tips for families and individuals to manage stress or trauma associated with a local crisis, such as the recent shooting in Oxford, Michigan.
Dec. 1 – SOAR Chamber 101 at The Corner
The Chamber and the board will be there to answer your questions and share upcoming community plans.
Nov. 27 – Local Makers Market at Ferndale Elks
Join us for a very special Small Business Saturday event at the Ferndale Elks Lodge #1588,
Small Business Saturday is Nov. 27
Take a look at some of the holiday activities running through November and December at: OakGov.com/ShopSmall
Take Care of Your Yard with Fall Cleanup Tips from ReLeaf Michigan
Here at ReLeaf Michigan, we know autumn is a time for football, apple cider, and corn mazes; but it’s also a great time to assess your home landscaping needs and to prepare your yard for winter!
VIDEO: Lt. Governor Gilchrist Talks with Ferndale Teens
Students met during lunch to learn more about the Lt. Governor and what his job is, as well as to talk about topics important to them.
MML #2 – Beyond Diversity: Understanding and Leveraging Inclusion
“Diversity without inclusion is just for optics,” said Steve Robbins of Steve Robbins and Associates. “You gotta do the Inclusion piece before you can leverage the value of diversity.”
Oakland County Adds COVID Vaccine Booster Appointments
Oakland County Health Division has added booster dose appointments to its community and school-based COVID-19 vaccine clinics in response to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention approving the Pfizer and Moderna booster doses for all adults 18 years old and older.
Ferndale Student Abducted from Gas Station, Now Safe
Yesterday, a female FHS student was abducted from a gas station while refueling her car between classes at FHS and CASA.
HAVEN Seeks Donated Items for Survivors of Assault and Abuse
As the holiday season approaches, HAVEN is organizing its annual Gift Giveaway for survivors of intimate partner abuse and sexual assault.
Michigan DHHS Encourages Flu and COVID Vaccinations
Data from MDHHS’s flu vaccine dashboard show that influenza vaccine administrations are down versus previous seasons.
Chris Ward Named Director of Oakland County Parks and Recreation
Oakland County Deputy County Executive Chris Ward has been named Parks Director for Oakland County Parks and Recreation.
Top Banner Ad Now Available, Be Seen on Every Page with a Low Weekly Rate
Now that candidate interviews are over for the season, our most prominent ad spot is now available, and we’re inviting small businesses, nonprofit groups, and individuals to sign up to advertise there.
Voter Turnout by City in the Nov. 2, 2021 Election
Voter turnout ranged from a low of 11.6 percent in Hazel Park to a high of 74.7 percent in Lake Angelus. The chart below shows turnout by community from low to high.
Nov. 18 – Virtual Public Meeting about I-696 Plaza in Oak Park
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) invites the public to attend a virtual public meeting regarding the proposed improvements for the Z03 Plaza Structure that carries Church Street over I-696 in the city of Oak Park, Oakland County.
State Touts Economic Impact on Women & Families with Repeal of Tampon Tax
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed SB 153, the second half of a bipartisan package to repeal the tax on essential menstrual products,
Oakland and Macomb Residents Impacted by Flooding in June May Qualify for Benefits
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) will accept in-person applications during specified hours on six days at locations in each of the two counties beginning Wednesday, Nov. 3.
2021 Candidate Interview Videos – Oak Park
Our goal is to give every candidate a chance to share what is important to them, and for voters to be introduced to the people asking to represent them.
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Ferndale Schools’ Dr. Bazzi Named Superintendent of the Year
Over the past five years, she has embraced and pushed the district’s mission to provide all students with an exceptional education that prepares them for college, careers, and success in a diverse society.