Rochester residents had the opportunity to participate in a “whodunit” murder mystery that took over downtown Rochester Saturday.The Case of the Dead Paparazzi event gave participants the chance to help solve a murder mystery.
Congress recently signed legislation that would raise the nation’s debt ceiling. But there are unintended consequences of the tied discretionary spending cuts that are a bit more elusive and not yet fully understood. An area that received relatively few cuts but still will likely feel the impact of the country’s changing monetary philosophy: college financial aid.
During this year's Super Bowl, Chrysler debuted their new "Imported from Detroit" ad campaign. Recently another commercial has been released, along with a single of the Collected of God choir's rendition of Eminem's "Lose Yourself' which can be purchased on iTunes.
Borders bookstores announced July 19, despite chapter 11 bankruptcy, the 40-year veteran bookseller would be closing its some 400 doors permanently by September’s end.
Summer brings out the orange barrels in Michigan, and there is no shortage all around Oakland University.
Locals will have an opportunity to discover the history of southeast Michigan through a series of narrated bus and walking tours throughout Hometown History Tours.
Family owned food producer Cargill, recently took a stand against hunger by donating $40,000 worth of food supplies to six local companies in St. Clair, Mich.
The Village of Rochester Hills shopping center’s Festival Park is blanketed, literally. Here, dozens of families sit patiently atop their cloths for “Books, Buddies & Blankets” summer story readings held each Wednesday at The Village in conjunction with the Rochester Hills Public Library.
BERKLEY — Tuesday evening, U.S. Rep. Gary Peters, of Michigan’s 9th District, invited Oakland County residents to take part in a budget and debt assessment exercise sponsored by the Concord Coalition. The event virtually filled Berkley High School’s Collaborative Center, where the event took place, with an audience that cut across political and age boundaries. [...]
Summer is nearly here and downtown Rochester is getting ready for a season full of events. With events that highlight green living, showcase movies under the stars and offer deals on the sidewalks, Rochester has an event for the entire family.
