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Celebrate Father's Day at a special edition of the Longacre Cooking Show, set for 11:30 a.m., Thursday, June 14, at the Longacre House on Farmington Road, between 10 Mile and 11 Mile in Farmington Hills.
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Friends of the Rouge Interns Find Endangered Fish Species in Farmington Hills
Today, two University of Michigan-DearbornA interns withA Friends of the Rouge A will complete their last day of surveying theA Rouge River , including watershed areas in Farmington Hills,A for fish.A A Robert Muller and Kristina Blott, along with Muller's friend, Philip Kukulski, have already surveyed Minnow Pond and Seeley Creeks, mainly in ... (more)
Township leaders want ban on sale of K2 spice
A Bloomfield Township teen died this past weekend from an overdose of spice. Moreover, it's linked to murders in Farmington Hills and West Bloomfield Township.
Burns & Wilcox's Baltimore Office Appoints Assistant Branch Manager
Crater joined Burns & Wilcox in January as director of sales, and was selected to participate in the "Kaufman Accelerated Management Progression Program," an executive development program designed to rapidly progress experienced, high-potential individuals to leadership positions within the Kaufman Financial Group family of companies including ... (more)
Lake Orion man charged in '93 Farmington Hills slaying
Oakland County Prosecutor Jessica Cooper announced Wednesday that a Citizens Grand Jury has indicted a Lake Orion man with felony murder and first-degree premeditated murder in a cold case that has sat unsolved for nearly 20 years.
'Hunger Games' creates a bridge to understanding
This letter is in response to the April 19th letter by Bruce Stein in regards to the "Hunger Games" desensitizing our youth to violence.
Crime Report: Gun, Tennis Shoes, GPS Stolen from Vehicles in Farmington Hills
Farmington Hills residents told Farmington Hills Police Monday that items, including a .40 caliber handgun, were stolen from their vehicles.A According to reports, two residents on West Brandon had items, including a GPS unit, taken sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning.
Wood Creek Elementary Vocabulary Challenge Teaches Teamwork
Wood Creek Elementary students learned more than words in a year-end Vocabulary Challenge, held last week in the school's gymnasium.
Bloomfield Township man,', died from smoking K2, police say
Police said Tuesday that the weekend death of an 18-year-old Bloomfield Township man apparently resulted from smoking an herbal incense known as K2 or Spice.
5 Things You Should Know Today - May 29, 2012
Tonight, Farmington Public Schools officials will hold their regular meeting, but not in its regular place, because students who participated in this year's PTA Reflections program will be honored.
New radiation therapy offers quick recovery
Nine days after doctors at Botsford Hospital removed a pea-sized tumor from Sharon Cottingham's breast, and five days after starting radiation treatments, she was declared cancer-free. Cottingham's quick turnaround was due in part to early detection, but also partly because the 68-year-old Farmington Hills resident chose high-dose-rate ... (more)
Farmington Parade and Ceremony Honor Fallen Military, Veterans on Memorial Day
Hundreds of people, young and old, lined Grand River for this year's Memorial Day parade, which kicked off from Mooney and Grand River at around 10 a.m. today.
Baby Boot Camp Launches Fitness Program in Farmington June 1
A fitness and nutrition program for new moms will celebrate its grand opening June 1, 9:30 a.m., at Shiawassee Park in Farmington Baby Boot Camp, led by Farmington Hills resident Michelle Kreager, offers stroller-fitness classes that combine strength-training exercises with cardio-vascular drills in 60-minute sessions.A "We are thrilled to help ... (more)
Refurbished Pets of Southern Michigan saves stray dogs from...
"They had an incredibly high kill rate and they were still using the gas chamber to euthanize dogs," she said.
Community conversation focuses on preventing suicide in LGBT youth
Naomi Khalil, director of instructional equity for Farmington Schools, says there's a group of students who struggle daily because they're different.
Friend details plans of murder in Cipriano case
Ian Zinderman told the court Wednesday that he's always been afraid of Tucker Cipriano, a friend he's known since fifth or sixth grade.
Images from the Peony Garden at Nichols Arboretum
The garden has 27 beds, and more than 230 different kinds of peonies making it one of the largest collections in North America.
Michigan Students Win Accolades for Quality Writing With "Letters About Literature" Contest
Michigan Students Win Accolades for Quality Writing With "Letters About Literature" Contest May 25, 2012 LANSING - The Michigan Center for the Book announced Michigan's award winners and finalists for the national Letters about Literature contest today.
Cipriano-Trahan Families Ask for Continued Privacy, Prayers
As Salvatore and Rose Cipriano continue to recover, the Cipriano/Trahan family issued a statement today that the two are not ready for visitors beyond immediate family.A Botsford Hospital A Vice President ofA Community Relations Margo Gorchow sent the statement to media this afternoon, along with a brief update on Salvatore's condition.