Pontiac and Flint Leaders Urge State Officials to Repeal Emergency Financial Manager Law
The bill to repel the act is currently in the Local Government and Municipal Finance Committee.
Six Week Program Provides Financial Education, Potential Money Towards Debt or Home Ownership
We are hoping to enroll struggling metro Detroit low-income families to finally help them get control of their finances, improve their credit scores and, eventually, be able to own their own home
Workers with Disabilities Learning Art and Performance with CCS and DSO
Craig Nowak, Program Director of Creative Expressions, a multi-disciplinary arts program at Gesher Human Services, said that working in the arts had many benefits.
Following Death of Child, State Reminds Public of Influenza Vaccinations
This virus can cause severe flu infections in children, as well as in adults.
Closures This Weekend on Both I-696 and I-75
Both I-75 and I-696 have scheduled closures scheduled for this weekend.
Oakland Together: County Executive Announces 40 Under 40
Approximately 175 candidates, born after Dec. 31, 1982, applied for the recognition.
Michigan Nonprofits Helping those in Need Can Apply for Relief Fund Grants
The relief fund, designed for small nonprofits, is part of a two-part grant program.
Students in Ferndale School District Invited to Apply for Pleasant Ridge Woman’s Club Scholarship
Completed applications must be returned, no later than Friday, April 7, 2023
Oakland County Approves Contracts, Announces Likely Transit Expansions Coming this Year
Oakland County residents will see transit services expand later this year now that the Board of Commissioners has approved contracts with four public transportation providers
AG Nessel: Protect Your Heart, Your Identity, and Your Wallet from Scammers
Online romance scams take advantage of people looking for romantic partners on dating sites, apps, or social media.
BOSS Interview: Jim Shaffer of Jim Shaffer and Associates
There are lots of smiles in the Real Estate business, but few are as recognized along the Woodward Corridor as Jim Shaffer…
Have You Gotten Your Dog Licensed Yet? Here’s How…
If you have a dog and haven’t had it licensed yet, here’s a reminder.
Decade’s Worth of Data Shows Trends of Homelessness, Impact of Programming
The count is tied to federal funding that helps pay for permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing and transitional housing.
Michigan’s Presidential Primary Date is Moving Up
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Senate Bill 13, sponsored by state Senator Jeremy Moss (D-Southfield), moving the state’s presidential primary from the second Tuesday in March to February 27, 2024,
Ferndale Teachers Present at Michigan Music Conference
Next year, they plan to present together!
Governor Whitmer Gives State of the State Address (Full Text)
“My fellow Michiganders. We spoke with a clear voice in November…”
MDOT Study Looks at Potential for Toll Roads in Michigan
Experts analyzed all 31 highways in Michigan for the study and determined that 14 could become toll roads…
BOSS Interview: Derek Werenka of M1 Realty
Now he and his team of agents help people buy and sell properties throughout the Metro Detroit Area, from an office in Downtown Ferndale.
Downed Power Line Closes I-696 During Wednesday Evening Rush Hour
Drivers were routed off the freeway into Royal Oak, Ferndale, and Pleasant Ridge.
Data Shows Birth Rates Back on the Rise in Oakland County
Without continued in-migration – both domestic and international – of younger residents, natural increase will remain low and population growth will be rather small