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Local lawmakers receive variety of committee posts

The new state Legislature has been sworn in alongside a new governor, and lawmakers are just getting down to the big issues facing Michigan as they settle into their committee…

TEAM program to be rolled out this month in Wixom

The Wixom Community Foundation will roll out its new Teaching, Educating, Assisting, and Mentoring (TEAM) youth-oriented program this month to local elementary schools’ fifth-graders. The TEAM program is similar in…

RCOC to begin using E-Verify system in March

The Oakland County Board of Road Commissioners has voted to implement the federal E-Verify Program that allows employers to verify that employees are eligible to work in the United States.…

Report says state making strides on renewable energy goal

The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) released a pair of reports last week week showing it’s making great strides toward freeing itself from the shackles of fossil fuels. The first…

County Democrats blast road board appointment

The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) has a new operating board for the coming year, but not everyone is happy about how the county’s newest road commissioner was appointed.…

River advocacy groups need help monitoring water quality

Lakes area residents will have the opportunity later this month to lend a hand in monitoring sites in three area river watersheds for the presence of stoneflies. Considered a good…

The Brent Bair Interview

As the managing director of the largest county road system in Michigan for the last 17 years, Brent Bair continues to steer the Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) despite…

River groups need help searching for winter stoneflies

Most bugs are usually seen during the spring and summer months, not at the end of January. However, three local watershed advocacy groups — the Clinton River Watershed Council (CRWC),…

Court ruling allows public to sue over pollution permits

A recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court has restored the public’s right to file suit against the state over permits that could result in actions that contaminate the environment.…