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Rochester: Construction could snarl Art & Apples festival traffic
This weekend's Art & Apples and Spotlights festivals are likely to bring more than 100,000 visitors to downtown Rochester.
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Disease likely culprit in deer deaths
Twenty to 25 deer that have died in the past two and a half weeks along the Clinton River in Rochester Hills may have been infected with a disease spread by biting gnats.
For anyone who lives in Rochester, Labor Day can only mean one thing: It's Art & Apples time once again.
Crim runners up the ante for Brooksie Way
The Crim Festival of Races may be over, but a group of Mid-Michigan runners are now gearing up for another big run -- the first-ever Brooksie Way Half Marathon.
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Spirit of the West marks Rochester Symphony Guild celebration
Grab your boots and cowboy hats, there's a hoedown on the horizon. A benefit for the Rochester Symphony Guild, the fun begins at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept.
Administrators, teachers work on new plan for Rochester math curriculum
Parents of Rochester Community Schools eighth-graders will soon be receiving letters in the mail with what district administrators hope will be a solution to a math curriculum problem.
Further Tests Required to Determine Cause of Death in Oakland County Deer
Tissue samples from a group of deer that recently died along the Clinton River in southeast Michigan have been sent to the Diagnostic Center for Population and Animal Health at Michigan State University to ...
DNR still searching for cause of dead deer along Clinton River
While kayakers and canoeists have found about 20 dead dear along a six-mile stretch of the Clinton River centered on Bloomer Park in Rochester, DNR officials said Thursday that the animals were not infected ...
High levels of lead, copper found in water at two Rochester schools
Rochester Community Schools district officials are taking precautions after high levels of lead and copper were found in the water of three separate rooms at Van Hoosen and Reuther middle schools.
Rochester teachers fund scholarships
A trio of 2008 Rochester Community Schools graduates were awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Rochester Education Association Benefit Fund.
'Two for Tuz' campaign aims to help Rochester Hills' sister city
Making a difference. Being the wife of a politician, I have heard that line in more speeches, including Bryan's, than I care to remember.
Rochester to fix up historic footbridge
A tiny and picturesque bridge that spans Paint Creek in downtown Rochester will get a face-lift and some structural reinforcement this fall after the City Council approved the work.
Armed robbery suspect arrested
West Bloomfield Township police, in conjunction with other police officials in the area, have arrested a man in connection with a strong armed robbery which occurred Thursday, Aug.
Teamwork saves remnant of township's natural past
A mere $1.8 million will get you an 8,500-square-foot abode in Goodison Place, an Oakland Township development with a mini-mansion on just about every lot.
A handicap-accessible marina was built last fall at The Spencer Park.
Rochester, Rochester Hills, and Oakland Township More time for fun at Spencer Park Although summer is starting to wane, rowboats and pedal boats can still be rented at Spencer Park through Labor Day.
Wiesel's words weigh on Rochester crowd
"Good questions are better than good answers. Good questions have no answers." That's how Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel eased into a much-anticipated lecture Thursday night in Rochester Hills.
Rochester, Rochester Hills, and Oakland Township Help cleanup the water Planning is underway for this year's Clinton Clean Up.
Rochester, Rochester Hills, and Oakland Township One-woman show at PCCA Paint Creek Center for the Arts is presenting a one-woman show of paintings by Melissa Partin of Troy from Aug.