The Ups, and Mostly Downs, of School District Enrollment Across Oakland County
But what about the districts that bucked the general trend?
May 8 – Workshop for SE Oakland Communities on Safe Streets
The discussion will focus on “what would make the Southeast Oakland County streets safer for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and drivers? “
Who Will Be Michigan’s Next Poet Laureate? Nominations Being Accepted
Nominees must submit a list or provide links to three work samples and a statement of why they should be considered for the position of Michigan poet laureate
2024 Election Info.
Candidates interested in doing an interview can reach out to editor@oc115.com for more info.
Volunteers Needed to Pull Invasive Garlic Mustard at Locations Across Oakland County
These events seek to reduce this common invasive species, which can prevent native plants from thriving.
County Offering Reduced Fees for Dog and Cat Adoptions Through May 15
The adoption fee for this event will be $25.00 for dog adoptions and $15.00 for cat adoptions.
Oakland County Residents Invited to Take Food Landscape Community Survey
Community partners in Oakland County are conducting a food landscape study & are seeking input via this community survey.
Explore: Parks, Trails, Downtowns, and Other Destinations in Oakland County (and Beyond)
Oakland County Times has a growing list of parks, trails, family-friendly destinations and more in our area and beyond.
Khadija Walker-Fobbs Making Strides in Housing Across Oakland County
“It’’s not a secret. There’s been so many articles about the housing shortage nationally and in the state.”
Public Tracking of Salamanders, Snakes, and Such Can Help Save Michigan Species
When you happen upon a slithering snake or a happily croaking wood frog, or if you’re a dedicated salamander seeker, tracking your finds in the Michigan Herp Atlas can make a huge difference for Michigan’s amphibian and reptile population.
Advice from “Women Who Thrive”
The Women Who Thrive event not only provided inspiration, but resources as well.
A Tale of Ten Cities – Chronicling Royal Oak Twp – Available for Screenings and Discussion
Organizers hope to engage all ten of the cities featured in the film in learning and discussion, including Berkley, Clawson, Ferndale, Hazel Park, Huntington Woods, Madison Heights, Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge, and Royal Oak.
Understanding and Experience Drive Therapist Mark McMillian’s Practice
Mark McMillan is a behavioral health and addiction therapist and the owner of MBHS.
Highlights from Executive Dave Coulter’s State of the County Address
Kicking off the speech, Coulter took time to reflect on wins from the past year and provide updates on other programs that were introduced during the 2023 State of the County Address.
Ferndale and Madison Schools Among Districts Receiving MDE Grants
“Children win when adults work together to improve schools,” said State Board of Education President Dr. Pamela Pugh.
MML #4 – Officials Learn Lessons of Michigan’s 4,800 Railroad Crossings
There are 4,800 railroad crossings across the state of Michigan, each one inspected and maintained with the care of MDOT’s Office of Rail Safety.
Presidential Elections Past Show Trends in Oakland County
I wanted to take a look at Oakland County voter performance in Presidential contests over time, and then take a quick look at who voted in the recently completed 2024 primary.
MML#3 – Petitioners Seek to End Property Tax in Michigan, and What That Would Mean for Residents
If the proposal passes, Michigan would be the only state in the nation not to have a property tax.
Webinar to Help People Build and Restore Finances After Leaving Jail or Prison, April 4
The program is for Michiganders who may have been incarcerated and need advice on how to build and restore their finances.
SWAT Team Fills Royal Oak / Madison Heights Neighborhood for Police Situation
“The incident has been brought to a safe and successful conclusion. More information concerning this incident will be released at a later time.”