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New Book Identifies 500 Most Influential Muslims
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich.-- A new book listing the 500 most influential Muslims has just been released by The Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center in concert with Georgetown University's Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, reports The Muslim Observer.
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Man shot in Barry Co. hunting accident
A 58-year-old Farmington Hills man was shot in the chest in a hunting accident early this morning in Barry County's Prairieville Township, township police reported.
Police investigating Barry County hunter shooting
A hunter from Farmington Hills, Mich., is in the hospital after being shot in Barry County on Thursday, Nov.
Farmington Hills hunter survives being shot in the chest by 12-gauge shotgun in Barry County
A Farmington Hills man is expected to make a full recovery after being shot in the chest with 12-gauge slug Thursday morning that was fired from the shotgun of a deer hunter in Barry County, police said.
Coach Pleads Guilty To Porn Charges
A former Grosse Pointe South High School hockey coach has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.
Court Docket: Two plead, two face trial in retired doc's death
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.
Dachau chief judge's papers go to Holocaust center
Papers, photos and other records from the chief judge at the Dachau war crimes trials after World War II are going on display at the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills.
Artist's work featured in Hills City Gallery
The work of multimedia artist Susan Warner will be exhibited at the Farmington Hills City Gallery from Nov.
Hills lauded for worker safety
"Congratulations - you did it again!" This was the message that employees at the City of Farmington Hills recently received from city management as they once again received a prestigious award for worker safety.
Hills staffer Geinzer lauded in Lansing for green thinking
Nate Geinzer, management assistant for the City of Farmington Hills, was honored recently at a legislative reception in Lansing for his leadership skills and creative ideas related to green energy and the environment.
Save Our Schools Rally In Lansing
The learning curve takes a detour to Lansing Tuesday, as educators hope lawmakers will do the math and restore budget cuts to schools.
Livonia Notary Charged With Embezzlement
A woman who worked for the Livonia Police Department is facing 10 years in jail after being charged with embezzlement.
Counseling center plans benefit concert
The Samaritan Counseling Center of SE Michigan, with their main office and satellite in Farmington Hills, and additional satellites in Northville, Birmingham, Allen Park and Highland, will hold its second annual Benefit Concert, Saturday, Nov.
VA settles lawsuit over veta s suicide
The federal government has agreed to pay nearly $220,000 to settle a lawsuit over the suicide of a Marine from Michigan.
Teens Speak out on Driving while Texting, Drunk Driving, and Other...
November 10, 2009 - Michigan's Automobile and Home Insurance Consumer Advocate Butch Hollowell talks with students about teen driver safety in the latest episode of "Insurance 101 with Butch Hollowell," set to begin airing this week on cable stations throughout the state.
Jeff Gerritt: Make a U-turn on transit
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson opposes a smart move by Oakland County Commissioner Steven Schwartz, D-Farmington Hills, that would eliminate that county's opt-out system for the suburban bus system.
Businesses bring their best to expo
Steve Chorazewitz of Farmington Hills was showing wares Thursday at the Holiday Shopping Expo at the Costick Center.
Educator, arts commissioner lauded
Educator Haroune Alameddine stood Monday evening with a humble smile on his face as he was honored by a Farmington Hills City Council proclamation.
Hills command officers complete Northwestern training program
The Farmington Hills Police Department announced that seven Farmington Hills command officers have graduated from the 285th session of the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety's "School of Police Staff and Command." The SPSC is regarded as among the finest law enforcement management training courses in the country.