Cities Hope for Federal Funds, Adjust to Pivoted Roles, Layoffs…
“We’re used to doing more with less, but there is a limit to that,”
Coronavirus Crisis Complicates Ferndale’s DOT Parking Deck Project
“It’s not a question of if, it’s just when… We will get there.”
Ferndale’s Musical Families Make Neighborhood Memories – at a Distance
The musicians on West Lewiston plan to keep the concerts going through the “stay home, stay safe” order, getting together from a safe distance once a week to jam.
Things to See: A Stroll Through Downtown Ferndale
But there is plenty to be seen, including the Downtown Development Authority’s investment in public art…
Ferndale Library Encourages Patrons To Keep Reading (Digitally) During Closure
Beyond books and databases, Ferndale Library cardholders can also access Mango Languages and select a course on more than 70 languages…
How to Make Cloth Face Masks, and Where to Donate Them in Metro Detroit
“If you can sew a straight line on a home sewing machine, you are good.”
Ferndale Family Displaced by Fire on E. Breckenridge
Firefighters arrived from both Ferndale and Hazel Park and quickly contained the fire.
Democracy Continues as Local Governments Have Electronic Meetings
“We are taking every measure we can to mitigate the spread of coronavirus and protect Michigan families, but recognize that public bodies still have an obligation to conduct business as usual.”
Before the Closures: Rocky and Roberta’s Wedding Graces Ferndale High School
“Never give up on the chance to find love again,” she said.
Clean Planet Offers Meal Delivery and Pickup of “Mindful Meals”
Flavors include grilled chicken and broccoli over rice; fajita chicken and veggies over rice, chicken with corn over rice, cheese tortellini with tomato sauce and meat tortellini with tomato sauce.
Bagpipe Music in Hazel Park a Surprise for Dad in Senior…
“Dad has always loved the bagpipes and all things history and military so I knew he would really enjoy it.”
Food Pantries Adapt to Stay Safe, Serve More as Need Continues to Grow
Not only are pantry volunteers continuing to tackle the endless need to keep provisions coming in and going out, they’re also adjusting their work flows, pantry spaces, and procedures to keep volunteers and recipients safe.
Bobcat Bonnie’s Owner Shares Lessons for Short-Term Restaurant Closure
Bobcat Bonnie’s has closed to protect the public from the Coronavirus, and we’ve noted some things we’d want other business owners to know.
Valentine Distilling & Griffin Claw Step Up to Manufacture Sanitizer
Valentine Distilling Co. has gone so far to voluntarily pause its spirits production to utilize its manufacturing facility to make the base required to produce the sanitizer.
Municipal Work Truck Catches Fire in Hazel Park
Traffic was disrupted while the Hazel Park Fire Department extinguished the flames.
Take Out Time: One Eyed Betty’s in Downtown Ferndale
One Eyed Betty’s is located at 175 W Troy St, Ferndale, MI 48220. Their website currently asks visitors to find their menu and latest updates on the One Eyed Betty’s Facebook Page.
Updates: New Cases, Price Gouging, Restaurant Support and More
The normal crowd was replaced by reporters and public officials for a press conference Monday afternoon.
Hazel Park Judge Chuck Goedert Resigns for Health Reasons
43rd District Court Judge Charles “Chuck” Goedert resigned from his position due to medical issues.
Local Businesses are Hurting, Here’s How to Help Safely
However, the increase in people staying home is also impacting local businesses – particularly independent retailers, service providers, and restaurants.
“Exhausting Day” As Teachers Arm Kids with Resources for School Closure
I know that across the state, many teachers and districts will have similar stories to share about how they rallied around their kids in the face of an unsettling global pandemic.