BY STACY SOBOTKA An effort to repave streets in a Washington Township neighborhood marched forward despite some confusion on a petition to form a special assessment district (SAD) to pay for the project. The Washington…
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Members of the Four County Community Foundation Youth Advisory Council pose with books that are being distributed to area schools. (Submitted photo) BY STACY SOBOTKA The Four County Community Foundation is on a mission to…
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Washington Township Board of Trustees appointed Greg Brynaert to the Romeo Washington Bruce Parks and Recreation Commission as the Washington Township representative at their Feb. 5 meeting. Washington Township Clerk Kathy…
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR An owner of an engineering firm, Fazlullah Khan, 58, of Troy, was sentenced on Feb. 6 to 132 months as a result of having been convicted by a jury on four…
Southeast Michigan’s Big Four political leaders — Oakland County Executive David Coulter, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, Wayne County Executive Warren Evans and Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel — have endorsed the renewal of the County…
Savannah Ginsberg, 6, of Rochester Hills learns archery skills from Nicholas Dicresce, archery coordinator for Oakland Township at the Oakland Township Winter Carnival. (Photo by Stacy Sobotka) BY STACY SOBOTKA The chilly weather and a…
Two local high school students are the Michigan delegates at the Fifth Annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science (IDWGS) Forum at the United Nations Headquarters in New York this week. Lauren Clemons,…
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will move to a new, more technologically advanced system for selling hunting and fishing licenses, hunting applications and ORV and snowmobile permits online and at retail agent locations statewide.…
After more than two decades of filling prescriptions and meeting other medical needs for the local community, Capac Pharmacy at 136 N. Main St. closed its doors to the public yesterday, Tuesday, Feb. 4. Business…
In an article that appeared in the Feb. 5-11 edition of The Record, the hours for the Starkweather Arts Center were misstated. The correct hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday through Saturday. (more…)