MML #2 – As Population Declines, State Works on “Growing Michigan Together”
Michigan’s population continues to decline, and the state is working to reverse the trend.
South Oakland Cities Collaborating to Study Deer Herd Issues
In an effort to establish a regional strategy for addressing safety concerns related to the urban deer herd, the City of Farmington Hills convened a meeting of local and county leaders Wednesday…
Royal Oak Commission Passes Resolution in Support of Smoking and Vaping Related Reforms
The resolution in Royal Oak does not create any ordinances, it simply shows support for the legislation currently in the Senate.
MML #1: Taxing Vapes, Banning Menthol, Licensing Cigarette Retailers and More on the Table in Michigan
Smoking has re-emerged as a hot topic in Lansing as the Senate considers a package of bills related to tobacco regulation.
Census Estimates Show Continued Population Decline, Out-Migration Partly to Blame
This trend accelerated in 2023 as estimates show 8,944 more residents leaving for other counties in the U.S. than arriving in Oakland.
Save a Life Narcan Trainings Happening Online in 2024
Alliance of Coalitions hosts online Save a Life Narcan training.
Royal Oak Library Hosting Author Fair on March 23
Over a dozen local authors will be at the Royal Oak Library Author Fair on Saturday, March 23rd
Income, Race, Age, and Gender: A Data-Driven Look at Voter Turnout in Oakland County
While politicians are obviously interested in past turnout and party preferences at the community level, their campaign folks will use demographics to identify where they will get the most payoff and need to concentrate their efforts.
Royal Oak Seeks Volunteers for Boards and Commissions
Serving on a board or commission is a great way to volunteer time and expertise to help the community flourish.
What Unmarried Couples Should Consider When Buying Real Estate
While the decision to purchase real estate should never be made lightly, unmarried couples in particular should proceed with caution, advises attorney Scott Galloway.
Oakland County’s 40 Under 40 Announced
The 12th Oakland Together 40 Under 40 class honors young professionals who live and/or work in Oakland County.
Michigan Dept of Treasury has Unclaimed Property Website Everyone Should Check
Treasury has millions of dollars in lost or forgotten assets that includes dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, valuables left in safe deposit boxes and stock certificates.
Pleasant Ridge Announces Appointment of Robert Ried to Police Chief
“Together, we will advance our community policing initiatives, keeping crime rates low, and enhancing our relationship with the community.”
County Announces Black Excellence Award Winners
“This award helps shine a light on the meaningful accomplishments of some very important people we don’t hear about every day,” Powell said.
MTA Presentation Shares Importance of Understanding FOIA
The Freedom of Information Act is a tool for members of the public to be informed about the actions of elected officials who are serving on their behalf.
Marijuana Taxes Back to Cities, How Much Each Gets and What They’re Doing With It
Twelve Oakland County communities will share more than $42 million…
First OakAlert Siren Test is Saturday, Opportunity to Think About Emergency Planning
For more resources on how you can prepare your home, school, or business for severe weather emergencies and other disasters, visit oakgov.com/emergency-management.
OC Restaurant Quest – Perry’s Pizza in Downtown Clawson
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Royal Oak Memorial Day Parade is May 27 – Applications Open to Participate
The parade will step off on May 27 at 9:00 a.m. sharp on Main Street at Lincoln
Early Data Shows Where in Oakland County Early Voting & Absentee Are Catching On Fastest
The Michigan Secretary of State’s Office has provided data files on both methods, in order to provide absentee ballot comparisons between the Presidential Primary turnouts in 2020 and 2024, and to gauge the popularity of first-time early voting.