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Miss Farmington pageant presents 'Unity in the Community' program
The Civic Theater will be the center point of Unity in the Community on July 15, as six contestants show their best qualities during the Miss Farmington pageant.
Music shines through despite gloomy skies
The first of Redford's Concert in the Park series was forced inside by the threat of bad weather.
The Singles to play Farmington's Rhythmz in Riley Park
Independence Day weekend will start off with a bang in Downtown Farmington, as The Singles take the Riley Park stage at 7 p.m., Friday, July 3 as part of downtown Farmington's Rhythmz in Riley Park free outdoor concert series.
2 face juvenile court on vandalism charges
Two boys, ages 12 and 13, are going through the Juvenile Court process after allegedly vandalizing seven cars at the Farmington Community Library on Liberty Street on June 3. Police found the two shortly after the incident with the help of an eyewitness.
'Best skate park in the Midwest' opens in Farmington Hills
Only a certain number of people know how to use it, and even less are brave enough to use it - but just about every aspect of the Farmington Hills community jumped on board to build it.
School budget a prelude to 'proactive' money model
Farmington students won't see obvious changes in the fall, despite the budget crunch facing the district.
New Farmington High School principal 'excited to get started'
Julie Kaminski says she is "thrilled" about being appointed Farmington High School principal.
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Introducing, Farmington's Warnerettes
Farmington City Clerk Sharon Halberstadt is high stepping into a new role, complete with twirling parasol, long black skirt and white blouse.
Police nab suspect in 7-Eleven robbery
Investigators obtained fingerprints from the crime scene and found that the prints matched those of a suspect arrested Friday in Detroit on charges of possession of a stolen car.
FPS marketing students make impression at DECA competition
Farmington Public Schools' state winners of the Distributive Education Clubs of America recently attended the DECA International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, Calif.
History is on the walls of Farmington High School
Norma Goers feels more connected to Farmington High School than ever. While the principal's secretary never attended the school, she has a long line of family members who have.
Woman pleads guilty to leaving her child unattended in vehicle
A Brighton businesswoman with a troubled past pleaded guilty Friday under a new law for leaving her 7-month-old child alone in a car while she was in the Brighton Best Buy fraudulently using a credit card.
Watering rules help keep rate hikes down
Farmington's outdoor water restrictions passed earlier this year are paying off.
Hills softball field dedicated to late league commissioner
One of Farmington's Hills' softball diamonds was renamed Monday in memory of a beloved leader of a youth recreational baseball and softball league.
City of Farmington is 'redevelopment ready'
Armed with a variety of new tools, including tax incentives and expanded land uses, the city of Farmington is positioned to attract new business to its downtown and commercial areas as the state and national economies head toward recovery.
E-newsletters to deliver hometown via e-mail
Starting June 14 readers will have a great way to stay plugged in to their hometown news.
Budget has retiree health care changes
Farmington is counteracting rising health care costs by limiting dispatch, public works and non-union employees to a set dollar amount in their retiree health care plans.
In its effort to streamline every step of the mold building process, this company has upgraded its deep-hole drilling capability with a new six-axis machine.
Farmington school board meetings set for Tuesday
The Farmington Public School District Board of Education will hold a study session at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 9, at the administration building on Shiawassee in Farmington to talk about district facilities.