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Hart and soul: Kate Hart on her music, inspiration, and new goals
Music has been an instrumental part of Kate Hart’s life. Since the age of 18, Hart, a former Waterford resident, has been performing on the road with some of the…
Legislators renew law to require EIA testing for equine
A decade ago, the state Legislature passed a law requiring that equines be tested for equine infectious anemia (EIA). This was a standard practice throughout the country as states tried…
Hoffman trounces Venie to earn term on county board
Highland Township voters — and voters in other north Oakland County communities — backed Oakland County Commissioner Robert Hoffman (R-Highland) to serve the remaining unexpired term that was vacated when…
Aug. 16 property auction largest in county's history
Coming on the heels of one of the worst economic periods in American history, Oakland County will be holding what Treasurer Andy Meisner says is the largest land sale that…
Motorcycle accident kills 31-year-old man
A White Lake Township resident was killed during the early morning hours of Saturday, Aug. 6, in a motorcycle accident. According to White Lake Township police, Timothy Maki, 31, was…
Suspect in July 20 bank robbery now in custody
West Bloomfield police have obtained an arrest warrant for a suspect alleged to have robbed a Fifth/Third Bank branch at 4747 Haggerty Road. Detectives were informed that Douglas John Fret,…
Lawmaker again floats property tax renewal proposal
Communities and other taxing units looking to renew existing tax levies may want to take a look at a calendar more closely if legislation introduced by a Democratic state lawmaker…
More accidents in 2010, but fewer deaths, injuries
Southeast Michigan experienced 404 more traffic crashes in 2010 than in 2009, yet the number of people killed or severely injured as a result of those crashes decreased, according to…
Gymnast, 15, confronting old injuries and new challenges
Despite having three surgeries on her shoulder, hip and toe, 15-year-old West Bloomfield gymnast Kamerin Moore hasn’t let them get in the way of her ambitions both in and out…
Policies hurt majority
From Margot Bloomfield, Highland Township: There are outspoken individuals who overlook our Constitution’s opening words, “We the people,” preferring to promote “me” instead of “we” in their own self interests.…