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- Leaf-burning in Auburn Hills making family sick, woman says
Laura Amatulli says her Auburn Hills neighborhood is making her and her family sick -- and she blames the thick, black smoke from leaf burning for the family's ailments.
- Nominate annual First Citizen
Nominations are still being sought for the Birmingham First Citizen Award. Each year, the BirminghamEccentric, in cooperation with the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber names a First Citizen.
- Dana loss means deeper cuts
Dana Holding Corp. said Thursday it will close up to 10 plants and cut 2,000 more employees than originally planned as the auto parts maker's net loss widened in the third quarter.
- Ilitch, Deitch win University of Michigan regent seats
Democrats pulled in the votes to win two seats up for grabs on the University of Michigan Board of Regents.
- Officer files suit against DNR, cites retaliation
Legal problems continue to mount for the state Department of Natural Resources. Claiming that he was a victim of retaliation after he supported a fellow officer's claims of discrimination, Capt.
- U-M Regent candidates discuss diversity, tuition at forum with U-M faculty
Candidates for the University of Michigan Board of Regents appear in a forum at Palmer Commons on campus on Monday evening.
- New text messages have some asking why Beatty rejected deal
What were Christine Beatty and her defense lawyer thinking when they rejected a plea deal from the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office? It was a question many people were asking Thursday after hundreds of ...
- State agency faces more discrimination charges
The state Department of Natural Resources is facing more charges of racial discrimination six months after reaching an out-of-court settlement with a black female Law Enforcement Division lieutenant.
- in Our Opinion | Free Press Endorsements: The best choices for Michigan's university boards
Michigan's three major universities have elected boards for which the political parties nominate candidates each year.
- BASCC sale blends fun with fund raising
A continuing parade of cars began arriving at the Birmingham Area Seniors Coordinating Council Center at Midvale School.
- Still hopes for $15M senior housing project?
A developer pulling the plug on a $15 million three-story senior housing project in downtown Brighton wasn't a big surprise, considering the souring economy.
- University of Michigan regents candidates focus on rising tuition, budget costs
While Larry Deitch hopes to hold onto his seat on the University of Michigan Board of Regents in the general election, at least one new face will join the board as it grapples with issues such as steadily ...
- Commission hopefuls vow to boost bus use
For all their differences, one common experience is shared by the two candidates hoping to represent northeast Southfield and all of Lathrup Village and Berkley on the Oakland County Board of Commissioners: ...
- Challenger targets swing votes
Gary Peters faced a tough crowd Thursday. "Politics can be very civil," he said.
- Patient info goes to Web exchange
Three Southeast Michigan physician groups have teamed up with Compuware Corp. subsidiary Covisint to establish a new Web-based health information exchange that will give participating doctors one central access ...
- Gershenson hosts water quality talk
Lake area property owners have a responsibility to understand how activities that take place on or around their property can affect water quality of their lake and watershed.
- Oakland voters to decide critical judicial races
The Oakland Press As political parties bombard voters with information through the media, sometimes the nonpartisan races, such as those for district and circuit court judgeships, can get overlooked.
- Former inmate sues for more than $75K
A former Newaygo County Jail inmate sexually assaulted by a guard there and is suing the county, the jail and the former guard now serving a prison sentence for the assaults.
- Zero-down loan loophole to be closed
A housing law that takes effect Wednesday ends a loophole that allowed many borrowers to put zero down on Federal Housing Administration loans in recent years.
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- New Royal Oak Book Now Available
A new book featuring photographs of Royal Oak is now available. "Royal Oak, Michigan Photographs" is a full-color book that showcases downtown buildings, street scenes, signs, and other built and natural elements. It is the second book by photographer and city planner Rod Arroyo.
Both books are ava...
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