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Health Department Reports May Give Clue as to Ferndale Tim Horton's Closure - Oakland County 115 News
(Crystal A. Proxmire, Dec. 10, 2018). Ferndale, MI – The sudden closure of Tim Hortons at 22230 Woodward Avenue last week has caused speculation among ...
Bank of America Charitable Foundation Awards $1.1 Million to Nonprofits Tackling Economic Mobility in Metro Detroit and Announces its 2018 Neighborhood Builders Awardees - Michronicleonline
he Bank of America Charitable Foundation celebrated its annual “Detroit Day of Giving” on November 14, which focuses on ensuring individuals and families in ...
Bank of America Charitable Foundation Awards $1.1 Million to Nonprofits Tackling Economic Mobility in Metro Detroit and Announces its 2018 Neighborhood Builders Awardees - Michronicleonline
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation celebrated its annual “Detroit Day of Giving” on November 14, which focuses on ensuring individuals and families in ...
Bank of America Charitable Foundation Awards $1.1 Million to Nonprofits Tackling Economic Mobility in Metro Detroit and Announces its 2018 Neighborhood Builders Awardees - Michronicleonline
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation celebrated its annual “Detroit Day of Giving” on November 14, which focuses on ensuring individuals and families in ...
Ferndale Housing Gets Approval to Continue with RAD Process - Oakland County 115 News
(FHC, Dec. 6, 2018). Ferndale, MI- – The Ferndale Housing Commission (FHC) has received approval to move forward in the Rental Assistance Demonstration ...
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$15 million renovation brings former Kingsley Inn back online under Hilton brand - Crain's Detroit Business
The former landmark Kingsley Inn in Bloomfield Hills is expected to reopen this month after a more than $15 million transformation under the DoubleTree by ...
Lack of Affordable Housing Impacts throughout Oakland County - Oakland County 115 News
Lack of Affordable Housing Impacts throughout Oakland County
Oakland County 115 News
There are approximately 30 LIHTC projects with 3,700 units in Oakland County. Over the last five years, the percentage of new Michigan LIHTC housing units being funded in Oakland County has decreased from 11% in 2013 to 6% in 2018. “By 2028, 20% of ...
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Lack of Affordable Housing Impacts throughout Oakland County - Oakland County 115 News
Lack of Affordable Housing Impacts throughout Oakland County. (Crystal A. Proxmire, Nov. 27, 2018). Troy, MI- As rental prices continue to increase throughout ...
Russell Ravary Helps Homebuyers Find Their Dream Lakefront Properties in Oakland County MI - Digital Journal
Digital Journal
Russell Ravary Helps Homebuyers Find Their Dream Lakefront Properties in Oakland County MI
Digital Journal
By allowing them to sign up for Market Watch, he keeps home buyers up-to-date on the Oakland County MI housing market and pricing trends, as well as gives them an overview of the homes for sale in the area. As a Realtor®, Russell Ravary looks out for ...
Resources for Those in Need 2018-2019 - Oakland County 115 News
Resources for Those in Need 2018-2019
Oakland County 115 News
Open Hands: St. John's Episcopal Church Emergency Food Pantry 26998 Woodward, Royal Oak (248) 546-1255 Phone first. Must present photo ID showing Oakland County residence. Mondays: 12:30pm – 2:45pm. Saturdays: 9:30am-11:45am. The pantry ...
Resources for Those in Need 2018-2019 - Oakland County 115 News
Oakland County, MI – Here is a list of resources for shelter, food, medical care and more. This list will be updated if other resources are found. If you know of any ...
Oakland County community calendar Nov. 11-17 - The Oakland Press
The Oakland Press
Oakland County community calendar Nov. 11-17
The Oakland Press
31st annual “Coats for the Cold” coat drive, to collect gently-used or new coats at 68 drop-off boxes in Oakland County during the month of November, to benefit area residents in need. The Oakland ... A workshop about Oak Wilt, an invasive fungus that ...
Oakland County community calendar Nov. 11-17 | Lifestyles - The Oakland Press
... • "The Mackinac Bridge Then and Now" is 10:30-11:30 a.m. Nov. 15 at the Bloomfield Township Senior Services Center, 4315 Andover Road, presented by ...
Southeast Michigan entertainment Nov. 9-15 - The Oakland Press
The Oakland Press
Southeast Michigan entertainment Nov. 9-15
The Oakland Press
18, early works of artists who learned and lived in the Detroit area, at Oakland University Art Gallery, 208 Wilson Hall, Rochester, ouartgallery.org. • “Beyond Borders-Global Africa”: through .... Frankie Avalon: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 10, Macomb Center for ...
County Commission Goes Blue for First Time in Decades - Oakland County 115 News
County Commission Goes Blue for First Time in Decades
Oakland County 115 News
(Crystal A. Proxmire, Nov. 7, 2018). Pontiac, MI – For the first time in decades the Oakland County Commission has more Democrats serving than Republicans. The newly elected Commissioners will take their seats on Jan. 1, and a new Chair will be ...
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Jordan Acker and Paul Brown unseat incumbents in Board of Regents race - The Michigan Daily
The Michigan Daily
Jordan Acker and Paul Brown unseat incumbents in Board of Regents race
The Michigan Daily
In a race that took until Tuesday morning to call, Democratic challengers Jordan Acker and Paul Brown have unseated Republican incumbents Andrea Fischer Newman and Andrew Richner on the University of Michigan Board of Regents. Acker's main focus is on ...
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Southeast Michigan entertainment Nov. 9-15 | Arts & Entertainment - The Oakland Press
... • Robert and Katherine Jacobs Asian Wing: Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 313-833-4005, dia.org. • Cultural Arts Division Instructors ...
County Commission Goes Blue for First Time in Decades - Oakland County 115 News
(Crystal A. Proxmire, Nov. 7, 2018). Pontiac, MI – For the first time in decades the Oakland County Commission has more Democrats serving than Republicans.
Remaining blighted homes in Pontiac expected to be razed by December 2019 - Crain's Detroit Business
Crain's Detroit Business
Remaining blighted homes in Pontiac expected to be razed by December 2019
Crain's Detroit Business
The city had 916 blighted houses that needed to come down and there are now 99 left to demolish, said Bill Pulte, the grandson of the late PulteGroup Inc. founder William J. Pulte and managing partner of Bloomfield Hills-based Pulte Capital Partners ...
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