Springfield Township Seeks Input on Community Master Plan
Public participation is a major component of the master planning process, and we need your input!
Berkley to Consider Coolidge Road Complete Streets Project at Nov. 21 Meeting
Instead, the report details four recommendations on the project elements that can be retained or improved upon:
NB I-75 and I-696 Interchange Now Open – With New “Braid” Design
Check out this graphic for more on this new design.
How to Nominate Someone for Oakland County’s 40 Under 40 Awards
“We are looking for young adults who through their work, ideas, and service embody what it means to be ‘Oakland Together,’” Coulter said.
Beverly Hills Gets Grant to Improve Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety on 13 Mile, 14 Mile, and Evergreen
“Given that our need is quite literally miles of sidewalks through some difficult terrain, the SEMCOG TAP Grant assistance is instrumental in us being able to make this project a reality. We would likely not be able to address the whole project in the same timeframe without this assistance,” said George.
Top 10 Holiday Gifts for White Castle Cravers
Finding the perfect holiday gift for a loved one can be a daunting task. If that loved one loves White Castle, however, finding an ideal present will be a whole lot easier this year.
Dec 3 – Ferndale Santa Parade
Brought to you by the elves at Ferndale Parks & Recreation and the Downtown Development Authority.
ReLeaf Michigan Announces Big Tree Hunt Winners
The contest, which awards participants for identifying the biggest trees in Michigan, began in the spring of 2020 and concluded at the end of the summer of 2022.
Ferndale and Hazel Park High Schools Locked Down Tuesday Due to Threats
Ferndale and Hazel Park High Schools Locked Down Tuesday Due to Threats (Crystal A. Proxmire, Nov. 15, 2022) Ferndale, Hazel Park, MI – Students and staff in Ferndale and Hazel Park High Schools experienced lockdowns on Tuesday while police investigated unrelated threats. In Ferndale this was the second day in a row where threats interrupted…
MML#3 – Workshop Spurs Creative Thinking and Co-Worker Connectivity
But can things like coloring, music, and Play-doh sculptures make a difference in City Hall?
“Municipal government is one of the most difficult places to insert creativity,” Dempsey said.
Ridgedale Players Explore Friendship with Female Version of The Odd Couple
The production was originally written with male characters in the lead and supporting roles. In 1985, Simon wrote a version that reversed the gender of the roles. The original cast included Rita Moreno and Sally Struthers.
Beavers Build Dams Damaging Roads in Rose Township
“The beavers appear to be more active this year”, Bryson continued, “This is an ongoing problem.”
OC Restaurant Quest: Gatsby’s in Novi
Oakland County Times is on a QUEST to enjoy every local restaurant in Oakland County.
Police Arrest Student Suspected of Making Threats Against Ferndale High
Out of an abundance of caution and to help parents and families feel at ease, the Ferndale Police Department and Oak Park Public Safety will have an increased presence throughout the Ferndale schools on Tuesday.
Sheriff’s Office Warns of Armed Suspects in Area of Oakland University – UPDATED
We encourage everyone at Oakland University to stay indoors until the situation is resolved.
City Hall, Police Station and More: Committee Shares Facilities Recommendations for Ferndale
That’s why the City of Ferndale created a Facilities Task Force to evaluate the city’s assets and needs, and provide recommendations for moving forward which include a new city hall, public safety building, and more.
Ferndale High School and Middle School Closed Monday as Police Investigate Threat – UPDATED
We encourage anyone who has any information regarding this matter to visit our website and submit an anonymous report via OK2SAY
VIDEO: Orion Township Honors Veterans with Holiday Luncheon
Most of them are friends already so it’s just something really comfortable for them,” said organizer Chelsie Petrusha.
Journalists Across the County Look at the Sensationalism of Crime in the Media
They also urged reporters to cover the good things community members are doing to heal, and to prevent further incidents.
Sheriff’s Office Accepting Coats for the Cold Donations Through Nov 30
“For the past 35 years, we have worked with local charitable organizations to provide free coats to those in need. The community’s generosity has been wonderful every year.”