State Rep. Carter Celebrates Relationship with Japan, Named President of Shiga-Michigan Sister State Board
This board facilitates the over 60 year relationship between Michigan and our Japanese sister state, Shiga.
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.
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.
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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.
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.
Women Officials Network Seeking Part Time Administrator
WON is seeking a new part-time administrator to support its mission of empowering women’s leadership in the public sector.
US Offering Free COVID Tests by Mail
The tests are completely free. Orders will usually ship in 7-12 days.
DNR Reminds People to Enjoy Winter Activities Safely
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reminds everyone to consider seasonal safety tips before enjoying their favorite winter activities.
A Look at the Data in Michigan’s 2020 Deaths
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has released data on deaths that occurred during 2020.
Video: County Commission Sets New Districts, Reduces Number of Seats
Commissioners Charlie Cavell and Bob Hoffman joined Oakland County Times for an interview about the process and the impacts on their districts.
Produce Recall Includes Dole and Kroger Brand Salads and More
Dole Fresh Vegetables is coordinating closely with regulatory officials.
Richard Oldacre Named Oakland Community Health Network Chief Operating Officer
Oldacre’s expertise in the behavioral and physical healthcare space compliments OCHN’s mission, vision, and values to ensure quality, integrated healthcare services to Oakland County residents supported by the public mental health system.
Headspace App, for Mental Health, Now Free for Teens
Headspace, the internationally recognized mental wellness and meditation app, is now FREE for children 13-18 years old in the US.
Sheriff Urges Parents to Talk with Kids as Threats Continue to Disrupt Schools
Oakland County Sheriff’s Detectives continue to be inundated with copycat threats that prevent area schools from returning to some semblance of normal.
Hungry for a Slice? Here are 29 Pizza Choices in Oakland County
Metro Detroit has some amazing locally-owned pizza choices, and we’ve had the chance to try a nice variety of them.
Older Driver Safety Awareness Week Tips and Resources
SEMCOG’s Regional Forecast projects that the number of people age 65 and older will grow substantially, by 67% from 2015 to 2045.
Several Oakland County School Districts Closed Thursday Due to Threats
Several Metro Detroit area school districts have opted to close school on Thursday, with some closing Friday as well.
Birds Eye Broccoli Tots Recalled Due to Metal Fragments and Rocks
Conagra has received two reports to date of injury (dental damage) associated with the recalled product.
No Longer An Endangered Species, Kirtland’s Warbler Population…
“Expansion of Kirtland’s warblers into new areas, and in greater numbers, is good news for the future of the species in Michigan,” said DNR Director Dan Eichinger.