Published February 8, 2023
FARMINGTON HILLS — Carrying a 18-19 record their past two seasons, North Farmington girls basketball was ready to come out of their shell.
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FARMINGTON — As school shootings and bomb threats have become an ever-present reality in America, the Farmington Public Schools Board of Education held an open meeting Jan. 26 with members of the community to discuss school safety at the Maxfield Education Center.
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FARMINGTON HILLS — Since opening in 2021, The Hawk – Farmington Hills Community Center has become a primary attraction for residents.
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METRO DETROIT — Seniors from across the state will go head-to-head in the 2023 Michigan Senior Olympics Winter Games, which will be held mainly throughout March and April at various locations throughout Oakland County.
Read MorePublished February 8, 2023
METRO DETROIT — A look at five fun things to do during the weekend of Feb. 10-12, 2023.
Read MorePublished February 2, 2023
OAKLAND COUNTY — Work on the regional water transmission system will impact a section of water transmission main that serves Farmington Hills, Farmington, West Bloomfield, Walled Lake, Novi, Commerce and Wixom, according to a press release from the Great Lakes Water Authority.
Read MorePublished February 1, 2023
METRO DETROIT — A look at five fun things to do during the weekend of Feb. 3-5, 2023.
Read MorePublished January 25, 2023
OAKLAND COUNTY — The Resource Recovery and Recycling Authority of Southwest Oakland County reports that residents produce 80,000 tons of waste yearly, around 30% of that waste being compostable. According to RRRASOC, composting is “nature’s way of recycling nutrients.”
Read MorePublished January 25, 2023
METRO DETROIT — A look at five fun things to do during the weekend of Jan. 27-29, 2023.
Read MorePublished January 24, 2023
METRO DETROIT — A simple test, available at a discount from local county health divisions this month, can help residents check their homes for a nearly undetectable health hazard.
Read MorePublished January 24, 2023
FARMINGTON — Back in the mix as one of the top teams in the state, North Farmington and their senior-led core are looking to make a statement this season.
Read MorePublished January 24, 2023
FARMINGTON HILLS — If there’s one thing that stands true about Farmington Hills Mercy no matter the senior class, it’s that they always leave a lasting impact on the next batch of seniors.
Read MorePublished January 24, 2023
FARMINGTON — In the midst of the development that has been taking place in downtown Farmington, residents have something else to look forward to.
Read MorePublished January 20, 2023
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — While Michigan offers beautiful golf courses throughout the warmer months, it’s the longevity of the not-so-favorable months that leaves Michiganders stranded inside instead of on the greens.
Read MorePublished January 20, 2023
STERLING HEIGHTS — In a weekend of upsets and first-ever title winners, two teams and two bowlers stood tall at the finale of the Macomb County Bowling Championships Varsity Team and Singles Tournament on Jan. 14-15 at Sterling Lanes.
Read MorePublished January 20, 2023
METRO DETROIT — The quality of the water in Lake St. Clair and the Clinton River watershed continues to improve, according to officials and environmental groups, but the efforts to make it cleaner never stop.
Read MorePublished January 20, 2023
METRO DETROIT — It is common for schools to routinely reevaluate their curriculums to meet changing standards, and in the wake of the pandemic, many are studying innovative approaches to teaching math.
Read MorePublished January 20, 2023
FARMINGTON HILLS — The Farmington Hills Police Department is currently investigating several incidents in which residents have found marshmallows with tack nails or fishing hooks in them.
Read MorePublished January 18, 2023
METRO DETROIT — A look at five fun things to do during the weekend of Jan. 20-22, 2023.
Read MorePublished January 11, 2023
MICHIGAN — Firefighters are weighing in on new legislation led by two Michigan lawmakers, U.S. Sen. Gary Peters and U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell, to help protect fire departments from perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known as PFAS or “forever chemicals.”
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