Tiffany Esshaki
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Suffrage popup heads outside each Friday in September
BIRMINGHAM — During September, the public is invited to view materials from the Birmingham Museum’s collection that tell the story of some pretty amazing local women and how their experiences relate to the national struggle for women’s voting rights. → Read More
Suffrage popup heads outside each Friday in September
BIRMINGHAM — During September, the public is invited to view materials from the Birmingham Museum’s collection that tell the story of some pretty amazing local women and how their experiences relate to the national struggle for women’s voting rights. → Read More
Supreme Court: Oakland County at fault in foreclosure case
OAKLAND COUNTY — Last week, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled against Oakland County in a case that essentially puts an end to the county selling tax-foreclosed homes at auction for a profit. → Read More
Woodward Dream Cruise canceled for first time
BIRMINGHAM — The board of the Woodward Dream Cruise voted June 30 to scrap the massive event planned for Saturday, Aug. 15. → Read More
As seasons shift gears, bicyclists get unique view of fall color
Take one road, add two wheels and hundreds of colors. The result is an outdoor fall experience that you can only enjoy in Michigan. → Read More
‘Dear Class of 2032’: Parents pen touching letters to incoming kindergartners
BLOOMFIELD HILLS/TOWNSHIP — “Be fair. If you do something wrong, admit it. And make a plan to fix it. → Read More
25 is a banner year for Dream Cruise
BIRMINGHAM — Frank Lopiccolo, of Troy, and Joe Chagnon, of Macomb Township, are Corvette guys. → Read More
Birmingham N.O.W. prop fails at the polls
BIRMINGHAM — A contentious ballot proposal for a $57.4 million bond to replace and expand the North Old Woodward parking structure was defeated with 68% of the vote Aug. 6. → Read More
Residents report Nazi flyers in neighborhoods
BIRMINGHAM/ROYAL OAK — A couple of weeks ago, as Sandra Thake and her husband pulled up to a stop light at Adams Road and Hazel Street, she couldn’t believe what she spotted on a utility pole outside her window: a black and white flyer encouraging readers to join the new Nazi party. → Read More
As outages continue, commission reports energy grid is up to snuff
On a blistering hot afternoon Monday, July 1, many across metro Detroit sat in the dark without power — and that means AC too. → Read More
Four dead in two Bloomfield Township car accidents
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Four people died in just over 24 hours following two separate car accidents in the township, according to police. → Read More
Bar trivia serves up competition with a twist
METRO DETROIT — At 6:45 p.m. on a sunny, warm Thursday in June, Augie’s Bar and Grill in Madison Heights is close to empty. It’s just too nice outside. But by 6:55 p.m., the dining room is full. → Read More
Charitable runs/walks can be a kickstart to fitness
METRO DETROIT — Los Angeles-based celebrity fitness trainer Alex Fine will be competing in a 50-mile ultramarathon to raise money for HAVEN of Oakland County. → Read More
Slow and steady is how to start the race
METRO DETROIT — On any given weekday, it’s not an uncommon sight to look out a window at the C & G Newspapers building and see a tall, slender woman in bright and cheery athletic gear stride by. → Read More
New off-road vehicle park coming to Oakland County
OAKLAND COUNTY — For thrill-seekers, there’s no better feeling than taking the high road. And then the low road. And some gnarly mounds and mud holes. → Read More
Giving CBD oil a try
METRO DETROIT — It’s an all-natural product that can reportedly treat chronic pain, ease anxiety and bring sleep to those suffering from insomnia — with few to no side effects or drug interactions. → Read More
How seniors are clearing clutter to make room for living
METRO DETROIT — As we age, many come to realize that what’s truly valuable in life is stored within our hearts, not within our walls.So when the kids fly the coop and the exciting and restful days of retirement approach, who wants to spend that well-deserved free time dusting a big ol’ house full of stuff that’s been acquired over the years? → Read More
New parks and training facilities, roadwork top 2019 wish list
OAKLAND COUNTY — From Pleasant Ridge to Holly, Hazel Park to Farmington Hills, 2018 was a good year for Oakland County, officials said. For many at the helm of the county’s various departments, the new year will be largely about staying the course: keep up the economic growth, the safe communities and impeccable public services. → Read More
If Michigan repeals its bottle deposit law, will residents still recycle?
LANSING — Hold tight, Cosmo Kramer. You might want to hold off on that big bottle deposit scheme, because there’s a chance the Great Lakes State won’t be offering 10 cents back for cans and bottles anymore. → Read More
City laments Lansing bill that would nullify local tree ordinances
BLOOMFIELD HILLS/LANSING — More than six years ago, the Bloomfield Hills City Commission put the final touches on a woodlands ordinance that had taken it a full year to craft. → Read More