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Steve Meyer of Welch Allyn awarded the Leonard Berke Achievement Award. Meyer is an Alma College graduate and member of the Board of Trustees.
Detroit needs to think regionally
After reading about the mayoral fiasco, bribes to Detroit City Council members, pension trustees running around the world blowing money and a massive Detroit Public Schools deficit, it's understandable that a plan to throw some state money at a Cobo Hall solution that has the Detroit people trampling the suburbs and outstate residents and in charge ...
GM needs to keep the jobs here in Michigan. Orion Assembly produces the best in class vehicles and open the doors to other opportunities in the area.
Major crash kills south-bound driver on Hwy. 40
Lambton OPP have identified the driver who died in a head-on crash on Hwy. 40 Monday night as a 30-year-old Corunna man.
Afa-Michigan Banquet - Gov. Mike Huckabee praises Afa-Michigan's stand for truth
LEONARD, Michigan - Over 200 supporters and guests attended the American Family Association's 2009 annual banquet in Oakland County May 21st, which featured a video greeting by former Gov.
Comedy Central Orders 'Ugly Americans'
Comedy Central has given a series order to the animated program Ugly Americans .
METRO: Quick hits: Fired manager is asking for payback info
Rather than repay $264,000 to the Michigan Treasury Department, Arthur Blackwell II used a state-imposed deadline Thursday to ask for additional information about the amount the state says he owes.
East Valley chooses ex-Michigan fire chief
East Valley fire commissioners agreed Monday to start contract negotiations with a former Michigan fire chief to become the department's next top administrator.
Student of the week: Natalie Denolf
Who she is: Natalie Denolf, 10, is a fifth-grader at Leonard Elementary School in Oakland County.
Heavily motivated turn out for 'Biggest Loser' auditions
Wesley DeBlock spent 12 days in a hospital last March, suffering from a litany of health issues including a buildup of fluid in his lungs.
School district voters to decide $70M bond
Voters are heading to the polls Tuesday to consider a $70.2 million bond proposal that would provide improvements to crumbling infrastructure, security, and technology at Oxford Community Schools, the only ...
Trail is on path to growth in Orion Township
A recreational trail in northern Oakland County that's been 17 years in the making is in line to add another piece.
In double homicide trial, jurors see graphic crime scene photos
Jurors on Wednesday got a peek inside the home on Canterbury Drive in Pontiac where Anthony Moore, 66, and Raymond Moore, 52, were repeatedly stabbed.
Warm temps cause flooding, road closings
Record-setting high temperatures Saturday have resulted in flooding and road closures, while high winds Saturday night have left thousands in the state without power.
Metro residents give wintry blast a chilly welcome
Snowfall on Saturday forced Steve Mackinder to a Madison Heights home supply store for reinforcement: another shovel.
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