2020 Candidate Interview: Andy Meisner for Oakland County Executive
In the race for Oakland County Executive there are two candidates from the Republican Party and two candidates from the Democratic Party on the Aug. 4, 2020 Primary ballot.
2020 Candidate Interview: Rudy Serra for 43rd District Judge
The candidates are: Kelly Collins, Brian Hartwell, Michael Mitchell, Jim Osak, Rudy Serra, and Dennis Whittie,.
Ferndale School Board and City Council Make Anti-Racism Proclamations, and Plans
Based on the feedback, they took a typical proclamation and beefed it up with more context and a plan of action.
2020 Candidate Interview: Matt Stoel for State Rep. 27th District
In the race for State Representative of the 27th District there are several candidates running in the Democratic Primary.
Governor Announces “Return to School Roadmap”
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced that Michigan schools may resume in-person learning in phase 4 of the MI Safe Start plan, with strict safety measures in place.
Ferndale Group Selling Black Lives Matter Signs to Support Detroit Chapter
The signs cost $5 and can be delivered to Berkley, Detroit, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Huntington Woods, Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge, Royal Oak, and Royal Oak Township.
Michigan Pet Fund Alliance Offering Grants to Rescue Orgs
Applications for the Out of the Box Awards are due by midnight on June 30, 2020.
2020 Candidate Interview: Mike Kowall for Oakland County Executive
In the Republican Primary, the candidates are Mike Kowall and Jeffrey G. Nutt.
2020 Candidate Interview: Tina Barton for Oakland County Clerk…
On the Republican side voters will chose between Tina Barton and Patrick Wilson.
County Commission to Consider $32 Million Allocation of CARES Funds for Small Business Grants
Oakland County Executive David Coulter today said he will seek $32 million to help retail stores, restaurants and personal service businesses such as salons and fitness centers that were impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Arts & Cultural Commission Launches Ferndale Art Census 2020
The Ferndale Arts and Cultural Commission (FACC) announces the launch of the “Ferndale Art Census 2020” to connect the intersection points of the arts with business, government, and community.
Deadline Approaching for Matching Funds in Downtown Business Crowdfunding Campaigns
Deadlines for each community vary. Check out all the campaigns at patronicity.com/MSOC.
Ferndale Restaurant Scene Revs Cautiously Back Up
But as the state lifts restrictions, the taste for more than take-out is growing again among customers who want a break from social isolation.
Clerks Come Together for Oakland County Safe, Healthy and Secure Elections Advisory Council
We want to make sure all votes get counted, and elections can be held fairly and safely in 2020.
Hundreds March for Justice in Downtown Ferndale
The march went through Downtown Ferndale, and ended with a rally in Geary Park.
Administration’s COVID Response, Based on Core Values, Has Ferndale Setting the Example
Before diving into the decisions, the City Manager shared how important it was that the City’s values be at the core of every decision made, even in times of emergency.
MOGO is Here: Bike Rentals in Ferndale, Royal Oak…
In addition to expanding its service, MoGo also announced changes to its passes and pricing, making bike share easier and more convenient
Madison Heights Mayor Brian Hartwell Appointed to Hazel Park Judge Position
Brian Hartwell will be resigning as Mayor in order to accept an appointment by Governor Gretchen Whitmer to be a Judge in the 43rd District Court.
Robin Carter-Cooper Named County’s First Chief Diversity…
Coulter said more than 30 percent of Oakland County’s population is ethnically diverse and it is important county policies ensure its workforce reflects the county’s diversity
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