March 28 – Orion Township Bunny Bop!
Spring is in the air! Hop on over for a photo visit with a special bunny, craft project and egg hunt.
MDOT Hosting Webinars on Proposed Updates to Statewide Transportation Plan, March 26 & 27
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is hosting two virtual webinars and inviting residents to provide input on the state long-range transportation plan
Oakland County Earns Bird City Michigan Designation
The program recognizes communities taking action to sustainably protect and mitigate threats to bird habitats by engaging and educating the community
Orion Area Chamber Breakfast Highlights Community Successes
The event touted Chamber successes, as well as gave local officials a chance to share updates.
Rochester Hills Receives Grant Funding for High-Intensity Activated Crosswalks
Crossings will be installed on John R at Spencer Park, Borden Park and Holy Family School.
March 10 – Senior Expo at San Marino Club in Troy
Connect with dozens of local organizations dedicated to helping seniors and their families in Troy, Birmingham, Bloomfield and surrounding communities.
Oakland County Parks Celebrating 60 Years, Continuing to Grow
Over the decades, OCP has redefined outdoor recreation, reaching significant milestones such as…
Data Highlight: How do the Generations Play Out in SE Michigan?
It seems that any article that discusses political, social or economic trends these days looks at these trends in terms of how they play out for various generations.
Air Quality Alert Issued Due to Particles Released from Melting Snow
Particulates get trapped in snow when it falls and when that snow melts, those same particulates get released into the air
Rochester Hills Public Library to Host Human Library Event Feb 28
Books are volunteers who represent a stigmatized or misunderstood group in the community, and based on their personal experiences, answer questions from readers to help challenge assumptions or beliefs about that particular group.
Oakland Schools Hosting Digital Literacy Webinar Feb 23
Through interactive activities, you’ll practice identifying misinformation, learn quick tips for staying safe with AI technologies, and explore strategies for healthier screen time habits.
Suspect Arrested in OU Stabbing, Another Suspect Still at Large
18 year old Joshua Damon Edwards has been arrested and charged in the Feb 5 stabbing that took place at Oakland University.
Local Governments Are Hiring – List of Employment Pages for Cities, Townships, & Villages
From part time and seasonal jobs working in parks, pools, and Departments of Public Works to full-time careers, local governments often have a variety of opportunities.
Following Resignation, Rochester School Board Seeks Applicants to Fill Vacancy
When the appointee takes the Oath of Office, their term will begin immediately and continue through the November 2026 election.
Naturalist Shares Facts and Tips in Advance of Great Backyard Bird Count (Feb 13-16)
The Great Backyard Bird Count is a great place to start. People can watch for birds anywhere – including their own backyards, or even local parks. All one needs to do is simply watch and listen for birds, and document them.
Lakeshore Legal Aid Hosting Expungement Clinics in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne County Through 2026
Lakeshore Legal Aid is hosting Expungement Clinics in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties through 2026.
Rochester Hills Residents Come Out to Share Ideas for Clinton River Oaks
The open house featured posters with maps of the park land for people to add suggestions to, and pictures of activities that people could vote on.
Oakland University Locked Down Due to Reported Aggravated Assault – UPDATED
Oakland University is on lock down as of 9:30 pm Thursday due to a reported aggravated assault at Van Wagoner House.
Michiganders Encouraged to Check State Website for Unclaimed Property/Funds
Additional details about Michigan’s Unclaimed Property Program can be found at www.michigan.gov/unclaimedproperty.
OCHN Takes on Mental Health Crisis Services Directly, Ending Contact with Common Ground
Oakland Community Health Network and Common Ground have parted ways, with OCHN directly taking on mental health crisis services that it previously had been contracting with Common Ground to provide.