Mural for Oak Park Dog Park Will Be In Memory of Animal Activist
Oak Park resident Mark Phillips came up with the idea for the mural as a way to honor his late son Idan Phillips who worked at the Animal Welfare Society…
Prevent Property Tax Foreclosure by Contacting County Treasurer’s Office by March 31 Deadline
”We must prevent property tax foreclosure for our residents and businesses to ensure our communities continue thriving.”
Women and Entrepreneurs of Color Can Apply for Michigan Economic Opportunity Loans
Entrepreneurs will be able to apply for up to $50,000 in loans through this program.
Danny’s Miracle Angel Network Helps Those With Disabilities Celebrate Life, Enjoy Music
“People say, ‘Well, what do you guys do?’ I say, ‘Well, we make awesome records and get people healthy,’” Kassad said.
OC Restaurant Quest: City Ramen in Downtown Royal Oak
There are some amazing noodles being served up in Downtown Royal Oak, at a place called City Ramen.
March 26 – Council ReSale in Berkley Hosting Spring Showcase to Support Charity Programs
Money raised from the store funds many NCJW|MI projects including the annual Back 2 School Store, Backpack Project for homeless children, blankets for children in hospital and foster care, Kosher meals on wheels, literacy outreach, and social action initiatives such as voter rights advocacy.
Grace Centers of Hope Seeking Donations of Gently-Used Clothing and Household Items
It provides shelter, daily meals, clothing, and comprehensive life skills programs that help individuals find the support, resources and courage to positively change their lives.
New Interactive Map Shows Underground Railroad Locations Across Michigan
“It underscores the power of place, connecting people to the outdoors, neighborhoods, structures and history, and encouraging stewardship and care of important historic sites.”
Hazel Park Promise Zone Celebrates Decade of Helping Students Succeed in College
It began in 2012, and was celebrated in style on March 6 with a fundraising gala at Regency Banquet Center in Southfield.
Berkley Moves Closer to Banning Sale of Pets in Stores
At issue is a new business called Puppygram at 28297 Suite B Woodward Ave, just south of 12 Mile Road.
Auburn Hills Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications
The Board of Directors has announced that it is seeking applications from qualified organizations who are either Auburn Hills-based or whose agency serves Auburn Hills residents.
BOSS Interview: Lena Stevens of Downtown Ferndale
“We’re essentially here to make sure Downtown Ferndale keeps its vibe and keeps growing, keeps thriving, and keeps changing with the times,” Stevens said in a recent interview with Oakland County Times.
Contest for Kids K-8 to Create Art for Birmingham Farmers Market 2023 Tote Bags
In preparation for its 21st season, the Birmingham Farmers Market invites children of all artistic abilities, in kindergarten through eighth grade, to participate in the 2023 tote bag design contest.
Ferndale Mayor Melanie Piana Won’t Be Seeking Re-Election
In her time on City Council, Piana has been active both in Ferndale and beyond…
Marijuana Taxes Are Being Distributed. Here’s How Oakland County Communities Fared
Oakland County had a total of 22 recreational businesses, operating in 7 communities, in FY2022.
Ascend Foundation Among Groups Receiving Grants to Help Reduce School Violence
The Youth Advisory Committee, also known as “the YAC,” helps the Community Foundation engage youth leaders and voices in shaping the future.
Village of Holly Seeks Volunteers for Boards and Commissions
We are looking for community minded people to become involved.
First Online Foreclosed Property Auction a Success, Though Prevention Remains Treasurer’s Top Goal
In 2022, Oakland County took the task of selling tax foreclosed properties to a new level by hosting an online auction, rather than an in-person event.
May 19 – 21 – Motor City Comic Con
Also, attendees can participate in various panel discussions, attractions, events, and explore various exhibitors throughout.
March 19 – Irish Folk Music History and Singalong at Ferndale Library
Musician/historian Terry Murphy returns to the Ferndale Area District Library for another song-filled look into the history of folk music!