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Eat green eggs, ride a train, see a musical story
Enjoy a breakfast including green eggs on the Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast Train.
Final budget slashes revenue sharing for municipalities
Local municipalities are learning how much revenue sharing they will receive from the state for the 2009-10 fiscal year, now that Gov.
Walled Lake Improvement Board holding first hearing
The Walled Lake Improvement Board has scheduled its first public hearing for tomorrow, Thursday, Nov.
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Lansing Update with State Sen. Nancy Cassis: Governor's veto of $54...
The governor callously chose to cut $54 million from the K-12 budget merely hours before the first school aid payments were made.
Bill seeks new exemptions on MIP prosecution
A bill that would prevent the prosecution of minors for drinking alcohol if they or their friends call for medical assistance has cleared the Michigan House of Representatives, and has been referred to a Michigan Senate committee.
More Long Lines For Swine Flu Shots
Long lines formed this afternoon outside of a Walled Lake School where the Oakland County health department is distributing swine flu vaccinations.
Commerce girl sells handmade jewelry to raise funds for Darfur
It wasn't just what the speaker was saying, it was the way she spoke that captured Julia Fertel's attention.
Granholm signs bill cutting school funding by $165 per student
Lansing -- Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed a public school aid bill late Monday that spells double trouble for some local districts -- a cut of $165 per student and elimination of money designed to protect them when property tax reform was passed.
Milford attorney scores big with discrimination case
Attorney Richard Lippitt calls it his "15 minutes of fame" - but what's behind it could have widespread and long-lasting effects on gender discrimination cases in the workplace.
Commissioners vote to revise E-Verify program
Verify, a free software program that allows employers to check whether an employee is legally authorized to work in the United States, will have to be used when the county hires new employees, following recent action by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners Commissioners voted in July to require the use of the E-Verify program by those who ...
Village requests five-year plan for utilities
The Wolverine Lake Village Council has requested that engineering consultant Mike Powell submit a five-year utility plan to guide potential projects in the community.
Customer service is best business plan
The current recession has taught all of us that consumers, just like employers, are in the driver's seat.
Dating Scene: Where Do You Meet Singles?
Sometimes you have to think outside of the box when it comes to meeting other singles.
All aboard for family fun on a Halloween train
Halloween trains are a unique and fun holiday alternative for the entire family.
Many seeing red over removed stop signs
The hours after school worry Patty Garcia the most. The 32-year-old mother of six lives near Kennedy Elementary School in Livonia, and she's concerned about her children's safety.
A pre-trial hearing and trial for former Walled Lake Schools Assistant Superintendent of Labor Relations Craig Aleo, who faces charges of possessing and producing child pornography, has been postponed a third time.
The parents of Heather Louise Titlow announce the engagement of their daughter to Jason Alexander See of Walled Lake.
Additional testing and analysis of soil in the northeast quadrant of Walled Lake's event field, located adjacent to the City Hall, is needed to evaluate lead contamination at the site, according to a consulting firm working for the city.
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