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MDOT ready for highway repairs
The Michigan Department of Transportation has an active reconstruction season set for spring, but for the first time in several years, there will be no total closures of any Metro area freeways as MDOT operates under a tighter budget.
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At 65, OU Freshman Alice Carleton is Just Trying to Make a Difference
Alice Carleton is a dancer, a singer and a poet. She is a 65-year-old mom and a grandma who is known for her smile, creativity and courage.
Date Night Options in Rochester
It's the season for date nights. Need some ideas? Two weeks ago, we asked Rochester Patch readers to tell us about their favorite date nights around town.
Hoekstra launches 2nd ad after first drew heat
Republican Senate hopeful Pete Hoekstra on Thursday launched a campaign ad days after taking heat for a spot that ran in Michigan before the Super Bowl featuring a young Asian woman speaking broken English.
Inkster school illustrates the opportunities and challenges in...
In a report issued this week on Michigan's public education, Education Trust - Midwes t paints a grim picture of academic underachievement across the state.
Poll: What Color Should the Brooksie Way T-Shirts Be?
We told you when the race is: Sept. 30. And you already know where it is: on the hills and trails around Rochester and Rochester Hills.
Pilates Teacher Still Following Her Heart, Four Years After Downtown Studio Opening
There's a lot of love in Cara Krupa's East Street Pilates studio. First of all, the very walls around Krupa were constructed with love.A "My husband built the studio from the ground up," Krupa said.
Need Work? Farmington Hills Firms Join OU Job Fair
Get your suit and tie and resume ready. Several Farmington Hills-based firms will be among more than 30 companies that will be part of the second annualA Oakland Job Hub , planned for Feb.
Rochester and Lake Orion Student Artwork Included in County Art Display
Students from Rochester Community Schools and Lake Orion Community Schools will have artwork on display starting tonight in a regional art show at Oakland Schools.
All-Natural Soaps Coming to Downtown Rochester
A handmade soap company that won small business honors in New Baltimore in 2010 is moving to downtown Rochester this spring.
Need Work? Southeast Michigan Job Fair Coming to OU This Month
Get your suit and tie and resume ready. More than 30 companies have signed on to be part of the second annual Oakland Job Hub , planned for Feb.
Critics worry Senate ad will revive Asian-bashing
In this July 13, 2010 file photo, Republican gubernatorial candidate Pete Hoekstra debates in Rochester, Mich.
Own a Business? Claim Your Page on Patch
When Patch launched in Rochester and Rochester Hills more than a year ago, editors and freelancers ventured to local businesses to collect information for our directory.
We're on a quest to rate the best of the best in Rochester and Rochester Hills. So far, we've asked you about gyms and coffee shops and nail salons and barber shops .
APNewsBreak: Super Bowl ad hits Sen. 'Spenditnow'
U.S. Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra's Super Bowl ad uses images of rice paddies and talk of government overspending to accuse Democratic incumbent Debbie Stabenow of pursuing policies it says have helped China gobble up U.S. debt and jobs.
Wayne wrote a new blog post: The Color of Rain: How Two Families...
Disclosure:A Any books donated for review purposes are in turn donated to a library.A No other compensation has been received for the reviews posted on Home School Book Review.
No Compromise, Still, on OPC Budget
One month into 2012, the Older Persons' Commission is still operating without an approved budget for the year - and without any real forecast for a compromise.
Is U-M Ready For Madonna's Daughter Lourdes?
Apparently, onceA blue is in your blood it never goes away - even if you become a multi-millionaire pop mega-star. While promoting her halftime performance at this weekend's Super Bowl, superstar Madonna told the NFL Network she's also working to convince daughter Lourdes Leon to attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
They told Regina Carter that she wouldn't survive New York City. She did. They said she wouldn't make it if she stopped playing classical in favor of jazz.
Doctor supports Archbishop for action against birth control mandate
'...By forcing contraception and sterilization coverage, the U.S. government is trampling on the inalienable rights guaranteed in our country's founding documents' said Detroit Archbishop Allen Vigneron in an article written by Joe Kohn on January 21st.