“Squirrel of Splendor” with White Tail and Markings Calls Berkley Home
A beautiful gray squirrel seems like it may be in costume with it’s little white feet, white nose, and white tail.
Hollyopoly Game for Sale to Benefit Holly Depot Restoration
Just in time for holiday giving – or chilly autumn nights at home with family or friends – Downtown Holly’s Hollyopoly…
Survey of Fish in Clinton River Boasts 21 Species
We also attribute this success to the actions undertaken by our residents and businesses to keep pollutants out of our local rivers, lakes, streams, and storm drains.
Royal Oak Couple Battling Golden Bamboo Hopes to Warn Others of Invasive Species
In addition to this, the roots grew under their front porch, under their gas line and were woven into their chimney.
OC Times Publisher Crystal Proxmire Presented with Oakland County Bar Association’s Liberty Bell Award
But the Liberty Bell Award is reserved for a “non-attorney whose community activity has strengthened the American system of freedom under the law.”
Annual Address Shows How Planning and Positivity Help to “Elevate Oak Park”
McClellan and City Manager Erik Tungate gave the bulk of the updates, with the theme being “Elevate Oak Park.”
Explore: Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum in Ann Arbor
In the midst of bustling Ann Arbor is a space carved out for nature that includes the University of Michigan Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum.
Realtor Jim Shaffer Responds to Defaced Ads with Sense of Humor
Check out the bench for yourself on Northbound Woodward Avenue just south of East Cambourne.
Community Comes Together for FernCare Annual Dinner
“We are truly saving lives and helping people who would otherwise have nowhere else to go.”
CP Journalism Series: Why We Report on the Sad Stuff
There are a number of reasons why journalists share information about the saddest and hardest experiences that happen in the community
Explore: A Look Inside Michigan’s First Goodwill Bookstore
Goodwill is known for their thrift stores full of gently-used clothes, housewares, toys and more. But they’ve brought a new concept to Michigan…
Ferndale Considers Flock License Plate Surveillance Camera System
The cameras would get snapshots of license plates on public streets and compare those numbers with a database that would alert police…
Harold and Maude Musical Welcomes Special Guest, Continues Through Jan 29
“The biggest challenge,” he told the crowd, “is to find the moments that sing… that can elevate the story and elevate the drama… and just working and working and working on it.”
Ferndale Cat Shelter Moves into Bigger Space
And now this cat-tastic haven has an even bigger home – moving across the street to the former Bubble and Bark site at 686 Livernois.
Explore: A Springtime Visit to Dow Gardens in Midland
Last spring we returned to see more of the gardens themselves, and are happy to share the pictures now as readers may look forward to planning their own visit.
Found Footage of Detroit Party Marching Band at Ferndale Library March 2020 (video)
But we found them, and thought they were too fun not to share!
Downtowns Across Oakland County Come Together to Learn about Trends, Share Ideas
Main Street program managers across Oakland County gathered on Nov. 22 to get inspired by national leadership and to learn from each other.
Explore: Yates Cider Mill
An autumn tradition continues as Yates Cider Mill in Rochester Hills is serving up family fun and fresh-pressed apple cider.
Holly Candidate / Library President April Brandon Censors Local Journalism Leading to Election
To be clear, in America government officials should not be manipulating public discussion, silencing citizens, obstructing the media, or threatening people – and members of the press – with jail time because they questioned the ethical conduct of a public official.
MML#2 – Housing can be Lifelong Challenge for People with Criminal Records
“Years after this thing happened, they’re still encountering barriers to success.”