Francis to testify in support of Erin’s Law
Beckie Francis, the Oakland University women’s basketball coach, will testify in support of the legislation, known as Erin’s Law, on Tuesday in Lansing.
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Downtown Rochester shows off its holiday colors
Once again, businesses in downtown Rochester have draped colorful lights outside their buildings for the holidays.
POLICE BRIEFS: Nov. 28
Suicidal subject in Brandon Twp.; Intoxicated driver in Troy; Theft from car in Troy; Embezzlement in Troy; Fleeing and eluding in Pontiac; Home invasion in Pontiac
Oakland students to play at Detroit’s historical jazz club Cliff Bells
The Oakland University Jazz Band will play at Cliff Bells in Detroit Sunday, Dec. 2 from 6 to 10 p.m. The event is free to all. Miles Brown, assistant professor of music, said the show features all the ensembles the OU Jazz program has to offer, except for the jazz singers group. Four small jazz combos will perform, as well as the big OU Jazz band. Clarinetist Paul Klinger will be a guest artist and will play with the traditional group.
‘Black Friday’ sales create a line of tents at Best Buy
A miniature tent city has sprung up outside of the Rochester Hills Best Buy in anticipation of the Black Friday deals. Some campers have been waiting since Friday, Nov. 16 for the sale, which begins at midnight Nov. 23.
Police Briefs 11-14
Dog stabbing in Pontiac, Customer trouble at Wal-Mart, Armed robbery in Pontiac, Shooting at Police Station, Driving under the influence
Closing the distance to Detroit
With two EPs, two studio albums, two singles, three demos and two appearances on the Fearless Records compilation albums, all in the course of four years, Go Radio is off to a quick start.
Police Briefs 11-7
Abduction, robbery in Pontiac; Suspicious incident in Troy; Assault and Battery inside vehicle; Death investigation in Pontiac
‘Coats for the Cold’ kicks off in Oakland
Public officials, puppies and kittens joined together to kick off the 26th annual “Coats for the Cold” winter coat drive Thursday, Nov. 1, at the Oakland County Animal Shelter. The drive and shelter announced their partnership at the kickoff.
Hepburn’s recreates old Hollywood
Photos from classic Audrey Hepburn films line the walls. old Hollywood soundtrack fill the air along with the scent of coffee and desserts. Hepburn’s Crêpe and Coffee at the Village of Rochester Hills provides a casual dining experience with an old Hollywood feel.
Oakland circuit court judge seats challenged
The upcoming election will mark the first time in 20 years since the current Oakland County 6th circuit court judges have been challenged.
Police Briefs 10-24
Autopsy pending for death investigation in Orion Township; Indecent exposure incident; Driving with a suspended license in Sterling Heights; Attempted murder in Pontiac
Fiends and fans flock to Flint fright fest
The event brought artists, writers, directors, producers, vendors, actors and fans together for one day of frights and fun. Events included live tattooing, costume contests, question-and-answer sessions and movie screenings.
19th annual American Sewing Expo stops by Novi Suburban Showplace
Last weekend, the 19th annual American Sewing Expo took place at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi. This event featured many activities including over 200 sewing classes/seminars, hands-on workshops, crafters, shopping and fashion shows.
Brooksie Way returns to Rochester Hills
The fifth annual Brooksie Way Half Marathon and 5K Run took place last Sunday, drawing a crowd of over 4,500 people to run and walk, promoting wellness in the Oakland University community and beyond.
Police Blotter 9-26-2012
Local Police Blotter for the week of 9-26-2012
Belle Isle Aquarium Reopens
After a seven-year hiatus, Detroit’s Belle Isle Aquarium has welcomed back visitors.
Medieval activities abound
The bad weather forecast this past weekend did not frighten the patrons of the Renaissance Festival in Holly, Michigan.
Rochester construction nears completion
Beginning in April, the project, dubbed the “Main Street Makeover,” has become not only a test of commuters’ patience, but an educational endeavor as well.
‘Call to lead,’ Anne Doyle speaks at women’s luncheon
On Sept. 12, Auburn Hills councilwoman Anne Doyle visited Meadow Brook Hall and Gardens as guest speaker for the Auburn Hills Chamber-sponsored Women’s Leadership Luncheon.
