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Vandals prompt village to mull security cameras
The village of Wolverine Lake has sustained a rash of vandalism incidents primarily inside Clara Miller Park and targeting the boat and weed harvester dock adjacent to the village's namesake, prompting the notion of installing security cameras in both areas to either catch or deter the vandals.
Walled Lake Acting Police Chief Brent Liddy tendered his resignation on Tuesday, Dec.
Therapy dogs visit CMU students to help relieve stress
Tags: Campbell Hall , Dog Tales , Residence Halls , stress relief Wolverine Lake sophomore Kathryn Stack pets Emma during Dog Tales Tuesday night in the lobby of Campbell Hall.
White Lake Township and Oakland County officials are warning residents who move south for the winter about the importance of filling out 2010 census forms in the state where they reside for most of the year.
Auditors satisfied with village's ledgers, processes
Post, Smythe, Lutz, and Ziel of Plymouth LLP submitted a 2008-09 unqualified audit opinion to the Wolverine Lake Village Council at its Wednesday, Nov.
Walnut Lake Road to close for culvert project
The Road Commission for Oakland County has issued a permit allowing the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner's Office to close Walnut Lake Road between the north and south legs of Halsted Road in West Bloomfield Township from Monday, Nov.
Village Council approves use of 2010 CDBG funds
The Wolverine Lake Village Council approved the disbursement of Community Development Block Grant funds for 2010 after holding a public hearing on Wednesday, Nov.
Path project completion pushed back again
The new bike path and road repaving project under way along South Commerce Road in Wolverine Lake Village now may not be completed before Thanksgiving.
Walled Lake arranges new prisoner lockup pact with Wixom
The city of Walled Lake and the village of Wolverine Lake have renegotiated a prisoner lodging agreement with the city of Wixom, opting for Wixom to be the primary holding facility for prisoners due to its close proximity to the communities.
City manager resigns; cites politics
Walled Lake City Manager Rod Cook tendered his resignation on Friday, Nov. 6, citing the recent city election's political climate and how it would stagnate his effectiveness.
Not all municipal cemeteries have sites available, room to grow
While the struggling economy has certainly had its impact on the living, the deceased are being affected, as well.
Work begins along South Commerce Road
A new bike path and road repaving project is under way in Wolverine Lake along South Commerce Road.
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.
The Milford Township Board of Trustees has drafted a plan to allocate $20,640 in federal 2010 Community Development Block Grant funds.
Road commission nixes guard rail along path
The Village of Wolverine Lake has received bad news that may compromise a South Commerce Road pathway project.
Per pupil funding cut $165 for 2010
With the specter of losing federal funding for the state's 522 public school districts hanging over legislators without a school aid budget passed by Friday, Oct.
Gary Elfner, pastor at First Baptist Church of Novi, understands people may not get why he volunteers to be head chaplain for the Novi Police Department.
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.
Village Council OKs maintenance projects, purchase
The Wolverine Lake Village Council has given the nod to several maintenance projects to be conducted at Clara Miller Park and the Village Hall, along with approving a nominal purchase for the Department of Public Works.
Revenue sharing, school aid cuts hold up budget
Michigan lawmakers' efforts to resolve budget issues and avoid a state governmental shutdown tomorrow, Thursday, Oct.