Romney wins Florida
Just thirty minutes after the Republican Primary polls closed in Florida Tuesday, Mitt Romney took to the stage to give his victory speech in front of a full room of supporters.
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Gardening with history
Located on 9.5 acres in Pontiac, Goldner Walsh Nursery is an eclectic mix of plants and locally made products. As the longest continually operating business in Pontiac, the nursery aims to bring customers back to nature.
Comedy film festival at local theaters encourages audience interaction
On Jan. 29, Emagine Theatre of Rochester Hills hosted the Laugh Out Loud Short Film Festival. The film festival allowed viewers to text their vote to choose which film won the Audience Choice Award. Once all of the films were over, instructions appeared on-screen telling the audience how to cast their votes.
Local Briefs
Rochester Fire and Ice Festival rescheduled due to weather; Ferndale blues festival; Rochester bridal expo
Reinventing the superhero
Young members at the Royal Oak Public Library were treated to a comic book workshop presented by local artist Lee Gaddies this past Thursday night.
Racing into the auto show
The OU Society of Automotive Engineers 2010 and 2011 race cars are currently on display at the 24th annual North American International Auto Show at Cobo Hall.
Exploring the evolution of life
Life on Earth is an exhibit at the Cranbrook Institute of Science, that runs through Sept. 2, 2012. The exhibit examines life on our planet resulting from 3.4 billion years of evolution.
Art exhibit attracts aliens, robots
The atmosphere was mellow, inviting and warm. Soft couches rested against the brick walls which neighbored earthy green and burnt brown drywall. To the right of the couches, tables and customers was a pack of aliens of all shapes, sizes and colors. Robots gathered in throngs, glaring at all who walk by. A monkey in a throwback space helmet smiled a sneaky smile, snickering at those shocked at the head right next to it that was tearing to pieces.
Proposed Troy transit center creates controversy at City Council meeting
The Troy City Council delayed voting on a new $6 million transit center proposal on Monday night.
You think you’re cold? Imagine being a dog
Animals are susceptible to the same winter ailments as humans, like hypothermia and frostbite, said Angela Hoover, a licensed veterinary technician.
