Sherri Kolade
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Coyote sightings reported in West Bloomfield
WEST BLOOMFIELD — A couple of coyote sightings in various areas of West Bloomfield Township sparked a post on the township website on how to deal with encounters with the canines native to North America. → Read More
Mobile Meditation workshops to give peace of mind at high school
WEST BLOOMFIELD — With stressors on the rise in the lives of today’s youths, what better way to combat them in school than with a little mindfulness? That is the goal of a partnership between LaFontaine Automotive Group, the Greater West Bloomfield Community Coalition and a mobile meditation clinic called Meditation Works. → Read More
Local producer to premiere ‘Arctic’ at The Maple
FARMINGTON — Timothy Zajaros Jr. worked to perfect his craft for some time to get to where he is now: at the top. → Read More
Snowless fun can be done outside in metro Detroit
METRO DETROIT — What do you do when the weather outside is not so frightful and there is no snow on the ground to be found? Go outside and frolic in the nothingness of winter’s chill, of course. From local skating rinks to sprawling hiking paths, these activities don’t depend on wintry weather, according to Farmington Hills’ Heritage Park programmer, Carol Fink. → Read More
Metro Detroiters share experiences with working on holidays
METRO DETROIT — There’s no place like home for the holidays — with family gatherings, stories of yesteryear and delicious meals. But for some, it’s another day at the office, whether that office is in a squad car, inside an emergency room or behind a snowplow. → Read More
Faraway holiday traditions decorate local homes, hearts
METRO DETROIT — During Christmastime, Birmingham resident Rita Dunker, 63, doesn’t have to look far to find what takes her back to her childhood growing up in post-war Germany in the small country town of Weseke. → Read More
Darryl the turkey sighted in West Bloomfield
WEST BLOOMFIELD — On Nov. 27 the Police Department posted that the township has received numerous calls about a turkey hanging out in the area of Middebelt Road, south of Walnut Lake Road. → Read More
Farmington Hills voters approve road millage
Voters in Farmington Hills took to the polls Nov. 6 and approved the local road millage on their ballot on Election Day. → Read More
Sylvan Lake voters approve public safety millage
Voters in the Sylvan Lake took to the polls Nov. 6 and approved a Sylvan Lake city charter amendment proposal on Election Day. The charter amendment received 1,022 votes in total, according to unofficial results from the Oakland County Elections Division. → Read More
Pros dish on hearty fall flavors to savor by the spoonful
METRO DETROIT — When Sarah Yi thinks of fall, family and flavors readily come to mind, along with robust soups at her family gatherings. In particular, kimchi jjigae, a Korean soup that brings back the memories. → Read More
NFHS seniors get silly with student ID photos
FARMINGTON HILLS — North Farmington High School seniors have gone viral — again. → Read More
Police discuss Farmington shooting
When Farmington resident Kelsey Mynsberge heard what she thought was a recycling bin rolling down the street Sept. 19, she didn’t think too much about it. She learned the next day that what she had heard were gunshots. The gunshots were from a drive-by shooting at around 10:30 p.m. Sept. → Read More
West Bloomfield nurse pleads for smarter, safer driving
WEST BLOOMFIELD — West Bloomfield resident and registered nurse Vickey Campbell has administered roadside aid in the aftermath of vehicle collisions she’s witnessed as a driver herself on multiple occasions. → Read More
Man injured in Orchard Lake helicopter crash
An 87-year-old Orchard Lake man was injured after his helicopter spun out of control during takeoff Sept. 3 in an open field he owns in the 5600 block of Pontiac Trail. The man was transported to Beaumont Hospital, Farmington Hills. → Read More
Schools consider cameras on buses
FARMINGTON HILLS — The Farmington Public Schools Board of Education was scheduled to make a decision Sept. 4 that some say could result in more security on school buses. → Read More
Farmington Hills Clerk discusses ballot shortage
When Farmington Hills resident Greg Teklinski attempted to vote at Hillside Elementary School Aug. 7, he was in for a surprise: a ballot shortage. “I got home from work at 5 and went to Hillside Elementary School to vote. (There were) three of us in line. → Read More
Multigenerational living encourages communal family life
METRO DETROIT — When it comes to multigenerational living, Mom, Dad, the kids — and grandparents — always have a space to come home to, together. → Read More
Local experts discuss precautions for endangered plant species
METRO DETROIT — When you think about endangered, native plant species and how you could help with conservation efforts, you might not have to look too far. → Read More
Warnerettes celebrate 10 years of community outreach
FARMINGTON — The Warnerettes, Farmington’s first and only parasol drill team, can usually be seen parading about town during festivals. → Read More
Finnish Cultural Center offers variety of events
FARMINGTON HILLS — Did you know that there is a Finnish Cultural Center right in your own backyard? → Read More