Video: Ferndale Seniors Host Candidate Forum
On Aug. 27, 2025, Ferndale Seniors hosted a candidate forum for Mayoral and City Council candidates.
On Aug. 27, 2025, Ferndale Seniors hosted a candidate forum for Mayoral and City Council candidates.
“This seemed like the perfect way to support writers and help build connections.”
The Board of Review meets three times per year to hear protests from property owners regarding the assessment or property classification as established by the Assessor.
For the Oakland County resource page visit https://www.oakgov.com/community/resources/food-assistance
Nearly 13% of Michigan households, approximately 1.4 million people, receive SNAP benefits. About 43% are families with children and 36% are families with members who are older adults or disabled.
Passers-by can see prep work being done on both the building and it’s future site, and by late November, if all goes well, the move itself will take place.
Mero Mero is located at 29 South Washington Street in Downtown Oxford.
As a life-long Michigander, Melissa has a passion for the outdoors and grew up camping and hiking all over northern Michigan and throughout the country.
Preregistration with payment required by Friday, Dec. 5.
The Community & Neighborhood Housing Survey 2025 is now open, and we need your input!
She has consulted on inclusive development and worked with entities including the Michigan Workforce Development Institute, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), MCO Consulting and FINM Solutions.
When most people think of epilepsy, they picture a seizure. In reality, epilepsy is a more complex neurological disorder that impacts over 50 million people worldwide.
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For Councilmember at Large, candidates are Ben Gailiway and Mark Skelcy.
Now through Tuesday, October 21, community members can submit name ideas
The event is about discussing the value of treasures, how to insure them, and how to pass them on.
All are welcome to attend the opening reception and explore the show throughout its run. Admission is free/no registration required.
On Saturday, October 25 from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., 21 authors and illustrators local to Royal Oak and neighboring communities will be on hand to share and sell their books.
“Jessica’s fresh perspective and commitment to our school community will be a tremendous asset as we advance the work of our Dynamic Plan and support our students.”
Over $400,000 was donated this year – a record for the event!