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War crimes archives donated to Holocaust memorial center
Little did Andy Woodiwiss, of Waterford, realize what he would find in 1997 when he opened army footlockers stored in his attic that had belonged to his late grandfather, Major Warren R. Lambert.
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Book it: Michigan film tax credit paying off for hotel industry
People who live in Midtown like to talk about how much they love living in Midtown.
Farmington police on trail of car thieves
Farmington Police Commander Frank Demers says that the department is hoping to make an arrest in a recent rash of car larcenies in Farmington.
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Volleyball State Semis: Marian defeats Mercy
Courtesy of Alexandra Cocklin's game-high 25 kills, Bloomfield Hills Marian will appear in its fifth Class A girls volleyball final in school history.
Farmington students attend DECA conference
Ten students from North Farmington High School attended a recent Michigan DECA State Leadership Conference.
Mercy was delayed briefly in its planning for a trip to Battle Creek by a resurgent Lapeer East volleyball team Tuesday.
Farmington community talks race over root beer
It wasn't the White House Rose Garden patio and it wasn't beer shared over conversations of race, but Tuesday's Root Beer Summit in Farmington served its purpose.
Fun runs popular fund-raiser in schools
The rain didn't dampen the recent annual fun run at Farmington's Eagle Elementary School.
Ice skaters like exercise, fun found at rink
Karen Galloway of Walled Lake was glad to bring children Mckenna, 11, and Jacob, 8, to the Farmington Hills Ice Arena Monday.
Farmington Youth Assistance looking for 'Holiday Angels'
Farmington Youth Assistance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening area youth and families through community involvement, is looking for volunteers who would like to "adopt" a family in Farmington or Farmington Hills.
Massey mayor pro tem; Ellis lists goals
Councilman Ken Massey will serve as Farmington Hills' mayor pro tem for the next year, following a unanimous vote by fellow council members.
At a Farmington PTA Council meeting Monday, some wore red Save Our Schools T-shirts as they prepared to join a statewide rally in Lansing the next day and request that the school funding system be repaired.
Rwanda genocide survivor to speak at Angels' Place dinner
An Angels' Place home in Farmington Hills will be among those benefiting from the organization's upcoming 17th annual dinner on Thursday, Nov.
St. Gerald's member reaches out to Obama in prayer
Patricia Centers of Livonia has always believed in the power of prayer. When she saw President Barack Obama take office in January, she knew he inherited a slew of serious problems confronting the United States.
It was an intense and emotion-driven competition Friday night in the championship match of the Class A district volleyball tournament at Farmington High School.
Farmington school board incumbents re-elected
Farmington Board of Education incumbents Priscilla Brouillette and Frank Reid were re-elected Tuesday in a six-way race for four-year terms; while incumbents Sheilah Clay and Gary Sharp were re-elected for six-year terms in an uncontested race, with each receiving almost 50 percent of the vote.
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Raiders vs. Marlins in district final
North Farmington will play Farmington Hills Mercy for a Class A district championship in girls volleyball.