Detroit Zoo Moves Birds Inside Due to Avian Influenza Virus
DZS animal care staff is in the process of moving the majority of birds indoors, where they will remain as long as necessary to ensure their health and safety.
MDHHS Online Stay Well Groups Help Boost Mental Wellness
Originally set up through a federal grant from FEMA in early 2020 with training provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the program is now supported by state and federal funding.
Mar 3 – Former Ambassador to Ukraine to Speak at MSU Zoom Presentation
Michigan State University Ukrainian Student Organization, in association with the Center for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies Present: Ukraine, Russia, and the United States with former US Ambassador to Ukraine: William B. Taylor
Video Interview: Jack Lessenberry on New Book About Judge Avern Cohn
Cases about free speech, patent law, and birth control safety were among those that US District Court Judge Avern Cohn is remembered for…
SOAR’s Vision Moves Forward with New Chair and Board Members
The South Oakland Area Regional Chamber of Commerce – a collective effort of businesses in Ferndale, Oak Park, Hazel Park and neighboring cities – has announced new board leadership for 2022.
Video: State Rep Regina Weiss talks about Ranked Choice Voting
State Representative Regina Weiss (D- Oak Park) is among the legislators who introduced a package of three bills aimed at giving municipalities the tools they need to implement Ranked Choice Voting in local elections.
Oakland County Partners to Distribute 800,000 Free KN95 Masks
Oakland County partnered with municipalities and community organizations to distribute masks directly to cities, villages, and townships; community organizations; senior centers; churches, and other sites
VIDEO: Ferndale and PR Mayors Talk about Plans for Woodward Ave.
Oakland County Times spoke with Mayor Melanie Piana of Ferndale and Mayor Bret Scott of Pleasant Ridge about the project – including…
Valentine’s Shopping in Downtown Ferndale
As the tradition celebration of love approaches, the shops and restaurants of Downtown Ferndale are ready to be part of Valentine’s Day magic.
Events in Oakland County
Here are upcoming events in Oakland County. Email event information to editor@oc115.com for consideration. Thank you to Jim Shaffer & Associates Realtors for sponsoring this section!
OCHN Adds Two New Mental Health Programs to Help Families
“The School Mental Health Navigator and Children’s Crisis Stabilization Unit are the results of their diligence and attention to this important public health concern.”
U-Haul Stats Add Depth to Population Data, Show Cost to Move In and Out of Michigan
While my research on migration has depended heavily on Census and IRS data, I have found that data from major moving companies have both helped to support the trends reported by the government and to understand the reasons behind these trends.
Help Ferndale Teachers w/Items on Wish Lists
The Ferndale Education Foundation is asking for your help to purchase requests from our teachers at Ferndale Schools.
SMART Transit Services Adapting to Snow, Riders Urged to Use App
SMART is committed to operating as much service as possible during the storm. However, customers should expect delays.
Stuff to Know When it Snows
There are things to think about to make these kinds of days go better though. Here are some frequently asked questions to consider:
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Allergic Reaction Prompts Recall of Cake Bites Sold at Target
Consumers who have purchased the affected lot should return the product to where it was purchased to request an exchange or full refund if there is an allergy concern.
Governor Whitmer Gives State of the State Address
“I learned I could do more than I had ever imagined. It can be hard to see in the moment, but tough times make us stronger.”
OC Times Editor Interviewed on Eye on Oakland Show (Video)
The Jan. 2022 interview features discussion on what’s new in Oakland County’s various downtowns, including placemaking features, road diets, public art, the future of office space and mixed use developments and more. The May 2021 interview…
Debate Continues as Public Bodies Resume In Person Meetings
Oakland County Times recently sat in on a Michigan Townships Association (MTA) discussion giving leaders from across the state a chance to hear from an expert and ask questions. We then checked in with local officials for their thoughts on the pros and cons of remote meetings.