Nick Mordowanec
The Oakland Press
Grand Rapids, MI, United States
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Q&A with incoming Pontiac Mayor Tim Greimel
Incoming Pontiac Mayor Tim Greimel won the November election by a landslide and will be joined by seven new council members starting in January. → Read More
Over 30 metro area students arrested for school threats since Oxford shooting
School threats, or “copycats” according to Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard, have increased dramatically across southeast Michigan. → Read More
Over 30 metro area students arrested for school threats since Oxford shooting
School threats, or “copycats” according to Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard, have increased dramatically across southeast Michigan since the Nov. 30 deadly shooting at Oxford High School.… → Read More
Free virtual mental health sessions offered in wake of Oxford tragedy
To help ease the pain and stress of the Oxford shooting tragedy, the Pontiac Regional Chamber and Mindfulness Institute of Michigan is offering free virtual mental health sessions. → Read More
White Lake, Ferndale among those benefiting from $7.7 million in DNR conservation grants
White Lake’s Stanley Park and Ferndale’s Wilson Park will receive improvements due to statewide funding. → Read More
Oxford back-to-school plan includes law enforcement presence
A plan for return of students and staff in the DK-9 grade levels include a law enforcement presence. → Read More
Funerals for three Oxford victims take place today through Thursday
The funerals of Oxford High School victims Tate Myre, Hana St. Juliana and Justin Shilling take place today, Wednesday and Thursday, respectively. → Read More
Nessel: Be wary of those attempting to profit off Oxford tragedy
If you donate to families of Oxford High School victims, make sure the pages are verified and legitimate. → Read More
Event to celebrate Pontiac Mayor Waterman’s eight years in office
Pontiac Mayor Deirdre Waterman is ending her eight years in office with a bash. → Read More
Bouchard: Copycat threats, credible or not, will be charged
There were several copycat school threats in Oakland County on Wednesday, one day after four students were killed and seven students and a teacher were wounded during a mass shooting at Oxford High… → Read More
Rochester Hills’ ‘Paint the Plows’ returns for ninth year
For the ninth year the Rochester Hills Department of Public Services partnered with the Avondale School District and Rochester Community Schools to add some seasonal charm to the city’s snow plow v… → Read More
Auburn Elementary is ‘no place for hate’ according to ADL designation
There’s a celebration of diversity taking place at Auburn Elementary. → Read More
Pontiac nonprofits participate in ‘Giving Tuesday’
A pair of Pontiac nonprofit organizations are seeking community support for Giving Tuesday, annually celebrated the Tuesday after Thanksgiving to encourage generosity in local communities. → Read More
The lights go on: Rotary clubs install solar panels to bring electricity to Ghana district
Light appeared and drowned out the darkness. → Read More
Avondale Theatre Company performing in Scotland in 2023
The Avondale Theatre Company is heading to Scotland. → Read More
New Pontiac skate park hits funding mark
A new skate park is coming to Pontiac in November 2022. → Read More
Kathleen Ryan, Oakland County’s chief probate judge, arrested on domestic assault charge
Kathleen Ryan, Oakland County’s chief probate judge, has been charged with domestic assault. → Read More
The lights go on: Rotary clubs install solar panels to bring electricity to Ghana district
Light appeared and drowned out the darkness. → Read More
Two Avondale seniors among 16,000 nationally to be National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
Rishabh Chandel and Richard Feng are in limited company. → Read More
National jobless claims fall to lowest levels since 1969
Last week initial jobless claims fell to their lowest national levels since 1969. → Read More