Explore: Lake Erie Metropark
The park is a tracking place for hawk migration, and a sculpture includes pictures of the various birds one might see and the time of year they pass through.
Grant to Fund Murals Honoring History in Pontiac
In addition, the money will go toward a large outdoor mural in downtown Pontiac that celebrates local history.
Winter Driving Safety Tips
Here are some winter driving tips courtesy of the Birmingham Police…
Students’ Environmental Art Featured on Water Resource Calendars
Calendars are available to order online at www.oakgov.com/water
Reporter Food: Elie’s Mediterranean Grill in Downtown Birmingham
Along with expected favorites like housemade hummus, fried kibbee, kabobs, kaftas, and shawarmas, there are also alluring items like sauteed dandelions, feta stuffed portabella mushrooms…
Proposed Raymond E. Shepherd House Aiming for Low Income LGBTQ Seniors
Several leaders in the LGBTQ community and housing advocates joined in the Planning Commission on Wednesday via Zoom to express support for the project.
Can You Top “Sir Salts-A-Lot”? MDOT Seek Plow Name Suggestions
Yes, Plowy McPlowface is on the list.
Royal Oak Blessings in a Backpack Has a Wish List to Help Kids
Blessings in a Backpack has continued to feed Royal Oak School students through the pandemic and the need is always there because hunger never takes a break.
2019 Oakland County Births Reach Lowest Total Since 1951
New data from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) show that 12,899 babies were born to residents of Oakland County in 2019.
Congressperson, State Legislators Meet Struggling Holly Restaurant Owners
Restaurant owners were able to chat about their experiences, and connect in a spirit of hope that things would soon be turning around.
Grants Available to School Districts for Future Teacher Programming
“We need to encourage our young people to consider developing and using their talents as proud Michigan educators”
Virtual Support Groups Available Through Common Ground
Now more than ever, support for trauma related experiences is in high demand.
Reporter Food: Sumo Sushi in Downtown Rochester
Next to this I got a shaggy-topped mess of flavors and textures that is also as fun as it’s name – the Karate Roll.
Whitmer & Snyder Urge Unity After Trump Supporters Storm US Capitol
Representative Dan Kildee posed at 5:08pm “As soon as this situation is under control and the U.S. Capitol is secure, the House and Senate must reconvene so that we can finish our jobs and certify the electoral college results. Angry and violent mobs cannot, and will not, silence the will of the people.”
Luminaries with Wishes Help Ferndale Welcome the New Year
“Walking around on the cusp of a new year and seeing the hopes, wishes, and good tidings of our neighbors was magical and beautiful.”
Birmingham Welcomes Back Former City Manager, Thomas Markus
Markus is very familiar with the City, as he previously served as Birmingham City Manager from May 1989 through November 2010.
Ferndale Starts Off New Year with New Police Chief
I want the Ferndale Police Department to be a benchmark law enforcement agency in our region,” Emmi stated.
Royal Oak Youth Assistance Carries On Helping Families, Seeks Online Donations
Right now, we are doing everything possible to sustain daily operations and provide services to our community.
Reporter Food: The Celtic Knot in Leonard
The Celtic Knot has continued to offer a carryout menu full of Irish and American fare for hungry patrons.
Reporter Food: Fly Trap Restaurant in Downtown Ferndale
Fly Trap serves breakfast and lunch items.