2026 Candidate Interviews: Oakland Community College OCC Trustee
In the race for Oakland Community College OCC Trustee there are seven people running for two seats
In the race for Oakland Community College OCC Trustee there are seven people running for two seats
The awards were announced during America in Bloom’s annual Symposium & Awards Celebration, held Sept. 24-26 in the Washington, D.C. area.
“Flags are powerful symbols and our current flag needs updating to meet proper principles of effective design,” Commissioner Robert Smiley (R-Wixom), who sits on the Flag Leadership and Advisory Group said.
These microgrants fund collaborative, creative projects that bring people out of their homes and into their communities.
In the race for Oakland Community College OCC Trustee there are seven people running for two seats
The candidates for this non-partisan position are: Victoria King, and Lisa Marie Neilson.
The candidates for this non-partisan position are: Elisabeth Dery and Jessica Ann Hallmark.
In addition to choosing candidates for federal, state, county and local offices, voters across Oakland County have ballot proposals to consider in the Nov.3, 2026 election.
Robin McGregor is among the candidates running for Oakland County College Trustee.
“All that hard work paid off this fall with a winning streak for the record books that began on the field at the Big House — one of the largest athletic fields in the world.”
In the race for Oakland Community College OCC Trustee there are seven people running for two seats
The move to .gov enhances security by making it easier for the public to recognize the official Oakland County website, as .gov domains are reserved for verified U.S. government organizations.
In the race for Oakland Community College OCC Trustee there are seven people running for two seats
In addition to choosing candidates for federal, state, county and local offices, voters across Oakland County have ballot proposals to consider in the Nov.3, 2026 election.
Grab your broomsticks, don your most bewitching black attire, and fly over to Historic Downtown Holly for a wickedly fun night of shopping, sipping, and spells on the town!
Her favorite part about painting is “the freedom of it and the expression,” she said, adding that she puts on an audio book or music and lets her hands do the work.
Holly Days returns Saturday, Sept. 12 with a full day of community activities, entertainment, food and family fun.
“We strongly encourage residents to protect themselves from mosquitoes until the first hard frost of the year.”
The Aug. 1 fair, held at Holly High School, was the event’s 10th anniversary, demonstrating the district’s continued commitment to student health, wellness and success.
“If residents do not file by the end of September, they cannot claim the credit later.