Published September 22, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the local large-scale craft and art fairs around Ferndale, Berkley and other neighboring cities were canceled this year. However, as the summer season wraps up and fall begins, a group of local artists have decided to organize a small art fair in four Oakland County cities.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
FERNDALE — At a press conference Sept. 14, the Ferndale Police Department and the nonprofit organization Families Against Narcotics announced a new partnership to help those in the city struggling with addiction.
Read MorePublished September 22, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — When Ray Owen hears the term “The Greatest Generation,” he says he can’t help but feel “kind of proud of it.” Owen, who lives in Northville, near Farmington Hills, turns 99 in December.
Read MorePublished September 21, 2020
METRO DETROIT — If the COVID-19 crisis has taught us anything, it’s that our health is never something to take for granted.
Read MorePublished September 18, 2020
WARREN — On Oct. 16, Regina High School will host a virtual concert with alternative rock band The Verve Pipe, beginning at 7 p.m. Anyone who purchases a ticket will receive an access code with a link to the concert.
Read MorePublished September 18, 2020
LANSING — Michigan employees considered essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic this past spring will now have the opportunity to enroll in college classes at no cost.
Read MorePublished September 18, 2020
METRO DETROIT — On Oct. 1, the Michigan Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society will “Light The Night.” The virtual event — to be held statewide from 7 to 8 p.m. — is dedicated to supporting patients living with blood cancers, remembering loved ones no longer here and celebrating blood cancer survivors.
Read MorePublished September 17, 2020
OAKLAND COUNTY — Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard recently said online predators are a “new reality” facing children.
Read MorePublished September 17, 2020
METRO DETROIT — The 11th year of the “Mow Down Hunger” campaign may be the most important of them all.
Read MorePublished September 11, 2020
METRO DETROIT — With many local students returning to school in a virtual learning environment because of COVID-19, parents are setting up areas at home specifically for school instruction.
Read MorePublished September 9, 2020
WARREN — Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden made a campaign stop in Warren on Sept. 9 where he addressed union autoworkers and pledged to fight for them if he’s elected President of the United States in November.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
METRO DETROIT — In the early 1960s, Gretchen Peterson enjoyed cruising Woodward Avenue with all the other hot-rodders and car buffs.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
METRO DETROIT — In the age of COVID-19, a global virus that is known to more adversely affect those who are immunocompromised or who have other comorbidities, researchers are looking at how the virus impacts those also living with and being treated for cancer.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel is hoping a new state order will allow community citizens, businesses and other departments and organizations to operate in a proactive manner moving forward.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
BERKLEY — Two years after its approval, the city of Berkley began its road improvement program, which will last until the end of 2021.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
FERNDALE — West Marshall Street between Woodward Avenue and Allen Road is set to receive a major overhaul next year.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
BERKLEY — The city of Berkley is moving forward with its upgrades at Oxford/Merchants Park after officially selecting a contractor for the project.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
PLEASANT RIDGE — A 30-year-old Royal Oak man died Aug. 19 after a woman crashed into the back of his Jeep Cherokee while he was stopped at a red light in Pleasant Ridge.
Read MorePublished September 8, 2020
FERNDALE — At its Aug. 24 meeting, the Ferndale City Council approved its long-in-the-works Community Affordability and Inclusive Housing Action Plan.
Read MorePublished September 4, 2020
FERNDALE — Aug. 31 marked the first day of school for Ferndale Public Schools, and with it, a foreseeable future of students learning virtually via online instruction.
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