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Wunderlich opens new office in Livonia, Mich.
Wunderlich Securities Inc. has opened a branch in Livonia, Mich., the firm's second in the Great Lakes state.
Milford Village looks into liquor license policy
Concerns over how many liquor licenses are allowed in the village of Milford - and how it's determined who gets them - has prompted the village council to create a subcommittee to address the issues.
Soifer wins Birmingham School Board seat in tight vote
Fending off a strong showing by challenger Katie Reiter, incumbent Lori Soifer won re-election to the Birmingham School Board Tuesday.
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Parenting expert highlights conference
Dr. Michele Borba, Today Show parenting expert, will be the keynote speaker at BBFA's Parenting & Wellness Fair on Saturday, Nov.
The woman claims she was given permission to use the vehicle. It was reported missing on Oct.
Low-key election looms in Birmingham
Quiet. In a word, that describes the 2009 elections in Birmingham. "Based on the activity with the absentee ballots, I think it's going to be a light turnout,' City Clerk Nancy Weiss said.
Oakland Co. to deposit tax dollars in credit unions
Oakland will be the first county in the metro area to deposit county tax dollars in credit unions.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
A mystery that began to unfold more than three decades ago is taking a new turn.
Angry Man sprays coworker with disinfectant
Troy police said a 58-year-old staffer at an ATandT customer service center was eating a garlicky salad at his desk when he heard the 53-year-old man in the cubicle next to his grumbling about the smell.
Going someplace? Don't forget your passport. On June 1, 2009, the U.S. government implemented the full requirements of the land and sea phase of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative.
Beverly Hills, Birmingham police calls
Birmingham 1 A laptop computer was reported stolen overnight on Oct. 13 from the trunk of a car parked in the 1400 block of Fairway.
Angered at smelly lunch, Mich. man sprays coworker with disinfectant
People put up with a lot at work: loud talkers, weird habits, competitive colleagues.
Perseverance defines Birmingham Groves diver Emma Brown, not burn scars
Emma Brown walked onto the board for her final dive of the day needing to nail her last dive to win the Oakland County championship.
War memories captured for documentary
A Visionalist Entertainment Productions crew showed up at a Bloomfield Township condo Saturday morning, Oct.
The issue: Liquor licenses and development
Question: Should the city allow more liquor licenses as a tool to foster development along Woodward Avenue and inside the Triangle District? Christina Fleischer-Casper: "Yes. As many licenses as can be supported by the community should be granted - but only with the requirement of full, sit-down restaurant service." Dulce Fuller: "Economic ...
An elderly Birmingham man who left his home for an oil change Oct. 8 ended up in Toledo.
Boosters prepare for titanic struggle
This Thanksgiving weekend it's going to be graduating class vs. graduating class... Lahser vs.
Voters will decide critical election
Why is this election important? "Because we're losing Don Carney," longtime resident Alice Thimm said matter-of-factly, following a candidate forum held by the League of Women Voters on Thursday.
Michigan submits second application for $993 million in Recovery Act...
October 16, 2009 -- The Michigan Department of Transportation announced today that a second application totaling $993.6 million for improvements to the Chicago Hub High-Speed Rail Corridor was submitted for American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds on Oct.
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