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Cipriano pleads no contest in dad's murder
Tucker Cipriano will spend the rest of his life in prison for the baseball bat killing of his father after pleading no contest today in Oakland County Circuit Court.
On September 1, 2013 taxes are delinquent and a 1% collection fee and 1% interest will be added to all unpaid amounts.
Plymouth remodeler grew from concrete foundation
A mom-and-pop concrete business proved a solid foundation for a Plymouth Township home remodeling contractor marking its 55th anniversary.
Car cruises, shows a sure sign of summer
In August 2012, an estimated 40,000 classic and hot rod cars joined the processional cruise along Hines Drive.
Fiscal issues to drive rest of Levin's term
If you didn't know that major American companies - Google, Apple and Microsoft, to name a few - take full advantage of loopholes to avoid paying taxes to the federal government, you will by the time U.S. Sen. Carl Levin retires following the 2014 congressional election.
Millions of dads celebrate their special day today, and plenty of them will undoubtedly spend it on the golf course with their favorite foursome, at a ball games with buddies, casting a line with a good fishing buddy or enjoying other "guy" stuff.
Testimony begins in Dhondt murder case
That's how accused killer William Dhondt described the time it took to strangle his girlfriend following an argument at their Farmington home last February, according to testimony from Detective Frank Demers of the Farmington Public Safety Department.
MPLP: a Valuable, amazing,' say former graduates
Mary Bush of Farmington is a 1997 graduate of the program. The former mayor of the City of Farmington served for 12 years on the Farmington City Council, two of those as mayor.
Federal fiscal issues will drive Levin's remaining term in senate
If you didn't know that major American companies - Google, Apple and Microsoft, to name a few - take full advantage of loopholes to avoid paying taxes to the federal government, you will by the time U.S. Sen. Carl Levin retires following the 2014 congressional election.
A community rallies for Cipriano family at annual 5K Classic
Cloudy skies and cooler temperatures couldn't keep away the more than 1,300 runners, walkers, family and friends who gathered Friday night at the Farmington YMCA to get their exercise and raise money for a good cause: the Cipriano family of Farmington Hills.
Man in court Friday for girlfriend's murder, dismemberment
The preliminary examination will be held at 8:30 a.m. Friday in Berkley's 45-A District Court for a man charged with premeditated 1st degree murder in the strangulation death and dismemberment of his girlfriend in Farmington.
Car cruises, shows a sure sign of summer
In August 2012, an estimated 40,000 classic and hot rod cars joined the processional cruise along Hines Drive.
Substitute teacher accused of sex crime back in court July 12
A former Farmington Public Schools substitute teacher charged with a sex crime against a 7-year-old female student is scheduled for a pretrial exam July 12 before Oakland Circuit Judge Rudy Nichols.
Miceli Nails salon offers personal nail treatments
Township officials celebrate with Miceli Nails in New Hudson with a ribbon cutting and a certificate of appreciation.
Farmington school official eyes Portage superintendent job
Farmington Public Schools Asst. Superintendent Catherine Cost is one of three finalists being interviewed this week for the superintendent's position at Portage Public Schools.
Federal fiscal issues will drive Levin's remaining term in U.S. Congress
If you didn't know that major American companies - Google, Apple and Microsoft to name a few - take full advantage of loopholes to avoid paying taxes to the federal government, you will by the time U.S. Sen. Carl Levin retires following the 2014 Congressional election.
Cruisin' with hot rods, classics, is a heartwarmer
In August 2012, an estimated 40,000 classic and hot rod cars joined the processional cruise along Hines Drive.
'Fire in the belly and feeling in the gut'
Call her anti-fracking, champion of benefit corporations, supporter of taxpayer-funded higher education.
Public invited to 2 hearings on sex ed curriculum updates
Prior to the hearings, the Sex Education Advisory Board will present recommendations to the curriculum at the next meeting of the Board of Education meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 11. The public hearings are required by Michigan Law to gather feedback from parents and community members regarding the recommendations.
For years, Doug Peterson wanted to participate in a "Rouge Rescue" event but couldn't, due to his son's soccer schedule.