Reporter Food: The Family Table Cafe in Auburn Hills
It was also hard not to love the way the bright lights inside The Family Table Cafe illuminated the window in the strip that was otherwise still dark and sleepy.
State Tackles Opioids with Tuition Reimbursement for Medical Care Providers
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is making medical providers eligible for student loan repayment if they offer medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.
FHC Director Responds to Questions on Public Housing and RAD Conversion
Please also understand, it is very frightening to our residents to hear misinformation or sensationalized versions of our goals and this process. We are not privatizing. We will not displace residents. Residents will not lose their assistance. Resident rents will not increase.
County Urges Vaccination After First Flu-Related Death of the Season
Getting an annual flu shot decreases the risk of getting the flu. It also helps decrease severity of illness, complications, and protects the entire community, especially those who are unable to be vaccinated.
Madison Hts. Mayor Wins Big, Rohrbach and Clark to Join Corbett on Council
He will return to the dais in 2020 with incumbent Councilperson Robert J. Corbett and two new Council members: Emily Rohrbach and Kymm Clark.
Lessons in Longevity and Luxurious “Blue Zone” Foods at GreenSpace Event
There are five commonalities that Dr. Kahn spoke about while guests savored a three course meal.
Nestle Toll House Cookie Dough Recalled for Possible Presence of Rubber Pieces
The recall is limited only to the ready-to-bake refrigerated products below, with batch codes that begin with 9189 through batch codes that begin with 9295.
Ferndale Adopts $15 Minimum Wage for Full Time City Workers
“The City of Ferndale recognizes the need for our employees to make a wage that allows them to take care of themselves and their families.”
County Executive Dave Coulter Will Seek Seat in 2020
Coulter talked about his plans for improving access to healthcare services, uplifting the diversity of Oakland County, and focusing on the County’s reputation for being on the cutting-edge of technology and services while making sure all parts of the county have opportunities to prosper.
Medical Marijuana Registry Card Application Fee Reduced, Other Fees Eliminated
As a result, patients do not have to wait to receive their registry cards in the mail and will be able to purchase or obtain medication the same day they are approved.
Jack White Plays and Bernie Sanders Campaigns at Cass Tech Visit
White told the 4,500-person crowd it was his first political rally, but he came out because he supported Sanders’ opinion that..
List of Oakland County Times 2019 Candidate Interviews
We do not endorse any candidates, and we are proud to be a nonpartisan publication. Our goal is to give every candidate a chance to share what is important to them, and for voters to be introduced to the people asking to represent them.
Events Throughout Oakland County
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2019 Candidate Interview: Rochester Hills Councilperson Susan Bowyer, Dist. 3
Susan Bowyer is running for re-election to Rochester Hills City Council in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
Farmington Hills Police Report Suspicious Person/Possible Stranger Danger
The Farmington Hills Police Department is investigating a delayed report of a suspicious person that occurred on Monday, October 14, 2019, at approximately 2:58 PM.
2019 Candidate Interview: Madison Heights Mayor Brian Hartwell
Madison Heights City Mayor Brian Hartwell is running for reelection on the Nov. 5, 2019 ballot.
2019 Candidate Interview: Madison Heights Mayor Brian Hartwell
Madison Heights City Mayor Brian Hartwell is running for reelection on the Nov. 5, 2019 ballot.
2019 Candidate Interview: Daniel Agauas for Troy City Council
Daniel Agauas is running for Troy City Council in the Nov. 5, 2019 election.
Huntington Woods Helping Seniors with GoGoGrandparent and…
Seniors who are comfortable using smartphones can sign up for a technology workshop and work one-on-one with Berkley High School students to download a ride sharing app and set up an account.
2019 Candidate Interview: Dayna Johnston for South Lyon City Council (video)
Dayna Johnston is running for South Lyon City Council on the Nov. 5, 2019 ballot.