Mark Vansetti
Mark Vansetti is a licensed attorney and, along with his Juris Doctor, holds a B.S. in Human Biology and a B.A. in Economics. Throughout his professional career, he has written on a variety of topics for the American Bar Association Health Law Section, Findlaw, Yahoo!, and other websites. He also served as the senior editor of the Law Review at the law school he attended.
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Is Ron Paul Sticking Up for Mitt Romney?While the other primary candidates attack Romney's business record, Ron Paul is an unlikely supporter.Also published on:
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Planning Financially to Return to SchoolThe finances required to go back to school can be daunting, but with some early planning, the investment can be worth the added education.
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Ferndale High Volleyball Ends Terrific SeasonThe Ferndale volleyball team fell one game short of the championship, but ended a great season.Also published on:
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Royal Oak City Attorney Recommends Denying Mr. B's Request to ExpandThe police department, city liquor control committee and city attorney have all recommended denying a request by the restaurant to add rooftop service.Also published on:
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The Origins of the Life Care PlannerLife Care Planners are all too common in various legal actions, how did the specialty come to exist?
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Avoiding Legal MalpracticeLegal malpractice is a growing risk; there are ways to help yourself avoid it.
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Does Your Small Business Need Employment Liability Insurance?Employment liability insurance provides coverage for various damages that result from employment relationships.
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Romney, Pawlenty, Bachmann Break Ground with GOP Debate PerformanceWhile no single candidate differentiated him/herself in the second Republican debate, three candidates revealed their initial campaign themes.Also published on:
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Japan Earthquake Likely to Cause Increase for Auto, Part PricesThose looking to purchase a new car or pay for repairs in the short-term may want to do so sooner than later with increasing prices anticipated.Also published on:
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Newt Gingrich Has Name Recognition, List of DisadvantgesOf the candidates in the wide-open Republican primary, Newt Gingrich may be the most well-known, but he also brings a lot of baggage to the table.Also published on: -
Electable Pawlenty Eclipsed by Libertarian Candidates in First GOP Presidential DebateWhile some of the more popular Republican hopefuls were not present, the first GOP debate did provide a little insight. -
Tackling the High Cost of Health Care for Michigan's Public School TeachersThe cost of Michigan's public school teachers' health care plans is 40 percent higher than that of average families in the state.Also published on:
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Despite Unpopularity, Cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Defense Are NecessaryRecent polling shows that Americans are opposed to many of the proposed budget cuts.Also published on:
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Yellowstone Supervolcano Eruption Unlikely; Could Be Worldwide DisasterNew research suggests that a supervolcano beneath Yellowstone National Park is larger than scientists originally believed.
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Fan's Take: When, or If, Carlos Guillen Returns from Injury, Do the Tigers Want Him?Carlos Guillen is rehabbing his left knee and hopes to rejoin the team at some point, but will he be a positive addition to the current roster?
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Politics Remain As Usual After the Tucson TragedyWhen Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was critically wounded in the Tucson shooting, and six victims were killed, it seemed as though changes would come to America's political landscape.Also published on:
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Proposed Changes to Obamacare Offered on Both Sides of the AisleVarious lawmakers have proposed tweaks and modifications to Obamacare in the year since it was signed into law.Also published on:
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Five Ways to Cut Costs Without Leaving the HouseCut your household spending by focusing on things you're already using in or around your home.
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Will the Federal Government Shut Down?If Congress does not pass a budget bill by April 8, the Federal Government may shut down for the first time since 1995-1996.
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Who Will Be Affected by a Federal Government ShutdownCongress has until April 8 to pass a spending bill and avoid a shutdown of non-essential areas of the federal government.Also published on: -
Two Potentials in the Wide-Open GOP PrimaryTim Pawlenty and Michele Bachmann are working to gain support and potentially make a run at the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.Also published on:
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Royal Oak Settles Case with 76-Year-Old Fall VictimAfter one and a half years in court, Royal Oak will settle a slip-and-fall case for just under $50,000.
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Royal Oak Police Arrest Burglary SuspectA suspect has been arrested in connection with the burglary of the ZMC Pharmacy in Royal Oak.
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Comcast Internet was Down in Royal Oak and Multiple States, E-mail for PromosPromos may be available to Comcast customers affected by outage.
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Real or Fake Tree? Royal Oak's SOCRRA Weighs InIt's time for the debate: Real or artificial Christmas tree?
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Common Retirement and Estate Planning MistakesWhen planning the future of an estate, retirement is important. Making mistakes to leave that retirement lacking should be avoided.
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Ferndale Library Suffers Major Water Damage, Will Reopen This WeekDespite severe water damage, the Ferndale Public Library will reopen this week.
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Royal Oak Historical Society Honors World War II with ExhibitThe museum run by the Royal Oak Historical Society will exhibit WWII items starting Dec. 7.
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Birmingham's Dog Park Now OpenBirmingham's new Dog Park will be open during the week throughout the winter and beyond.
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History of the Royal Oak Music TheatreThe Royal Oak Music Theatre has been an entertainment destination for over 80 years.
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The Repeal AmendmentThe Repeal Amendment would give the states power to collectively "veto" federal legislation.
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Men Who Fired Shots at Royal Oak Police ArraignedThe two suspects who shot at Royal Oak police were arraigned.
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Ferndale Residents Lead Police to Suspected Drug HouseThanks to Ferndale residents, two suspected drug dealers are in custody.
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Royal Oak Police Arrest Robbery Suspects After Dodging BulletsRoyal Oak Police took gunfire while pursing robbery suspects, but no one was injured and the suspects were arrested.
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Shain Park's Children's Play Area Open in BirminghamOne of the key components of the Shain Park renovations, the children's play area, is now open.
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Ferndale Marching Band State ChampsFerndale High School's marching band took top honors in the 2010 state competition.
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Expect a New Look for the Speedway in BirminghamThe Speedway near Woodward and Maple will soon have a fresh look.Also published on:
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Downtown Birmingham Welcomes New BusinessShoppers will have new businesses to visit this holiday season.
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Royal Oak Company Expands Downtown HeadquartersCompany located in downtown Royal Oak expands the size of its headquarters by over 50 percent.
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Royal Oak Revenue from Arts, Beats & Eats FinalizedThe numbers have been finalized, and Royal Oak turned a profit on Arts, Beats and Eats.
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Royal Oak Voters Choose Snyder, Approve Ballet ProposalsRoyal Oak straight ticket voters were split, choose Republican for governor and Democrat for U.S. House.Also published on:
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New Ferndale Ordinance Makes Streets Safer for Bicycles and PedestriansA new ordinance in Ferndale will force changes to make streets safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.Also published on:
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Birmingham Fire Department Unhappy with New Radio SystemA new radio communication system is not sufficient for the Birmingham Fire Department.Also published on:
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Life at a Fox Den with the Royal Oak Nature SocietyLearn about the red fox with the Royal Oak Nature Society on Wednesday, November 3.Also published on:
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Elmore Leonard Literary Arts and Film Festival Set for BirminghamThe Elmore Leonard Literary Arts and Film Festival will take place in Birmingham in mid-November.Also published on:
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Cost-friendly Clinic for Uninsured Opens in Royal OakThose who do not have health insurance, or are underinsured, have an option in Royal Oak with the opening of the Covenant Community Health Center.Also published on:
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Birmingham Seeking Part-time Museum DirectorThe Birmingham Museum & Park will soon have a new director, and the city is currently accepting applications.Also published on:
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Royal Oak Beaumont Opens New Cardiovascular ClinicBeaumont Hospital in Royal Oak opened a new Cardiovascular Clinic.
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Judge Rules for Disabled Adults Group in BirminghamNew Getaways, a group for disable adults, will be allowed to stay in their current location.Also published on:
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In Two Unrelated Incidents, Two Men in Ferndale Attacked by WomenTwo men were attacked by women on the same night; one with a gun and one with a car.
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Royal Oak City Commission Approves Cantina Diablo's Business Plan ModificationCantina Diablo's is still coming to Royal Oak, but the new plan includes a few seating changes.
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Royal Oak Historical Society Displaying Vintage Halloween ExhibitKids can trick or treat at the Royal Oak Historical Society Museum on Halloween.
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Bike and Dine Event TomorrowA cyclist group is getting together for a Bike and Dine tomorrow evening.
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Ferndale City Council Unanimously Agrees to Name Soccer Field After Nelson HouseFerndale's Dream Field will be renamed in honor of Nelson House.
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Birmingham Museum Displays Historic City SportsThe Birmingham Museum & Park will be running an exhibit showing the history of local Birmingham sports.
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Three Royal Oak Ordinance Proposals Will Be on the November BalletRoyal Oak residents will ultimately dictate the future of three proposed ordinances.
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Ferndale Residents May Determine Who Oversees Police, Fire, and the City Clerk DepartmentsA proposed amendment to the City Charter would give residents the chance to say who oversees Ferndale's departments.
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6-Story Parking Structure May Be Coming to FerndaleFerndale may be home to a much needed new parking structure.
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Birmingham High Schools to Face Off on FridayBirmingham's two high school football teams will meet on Friday.
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Booming Rail District in Birmingham to See More BistrosBistros may be popping in up Birmingham's Rail District
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Royal Oak Chief of Police Offers Recommendation to City CommissionCuts may be necessary in Royal Oak Police Department, but service must remain viable.
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Royal Oak May Be Forced to Increase TaxesWith revenue from property taxes plummeting, Royal Oak may have to increase taxes.
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Royal Oak Crime UpdateA look at crime in Royal Oak over the last week.
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Leaf Collection to Start Nov. 1Collection will last about six weeks, with everyone's area being covered at least twice.Also published on:
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Pavement Maintenance Will Close Some Streets in BirminghamOver the next few weeks, a handful of streets will be closed for re-paving.
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Gallery U, a New Art Gallery in Royal Oak, Gives Some a Unique ChanceA Royal Oak art gallery is run by persons who have suffered a traumatic brain injury.Also published on:
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Birmingham Hiring IT StudentAttention IT students: The City of Birmingham is hiring an intern.Also published on:
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Man's Best Friend; And Also of Ferndale PoliceA Ferndale dog led police to a marijuana grow operation.Also published on:
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Michigan's Big Boy Getting into the Specialty Burger BusinessMichigan mainstay, Big Boy, is opening a new line of burger joints.Also published on:
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Another Cable Choice in Birmingham, WOW!WOW! services will soon be available to Birmingham residents.
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Birmingham Historical Museum & Park Looking for VolunteersThe Birmingham Historical Museum & Park are looking for volunteers for a variety of positions.
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Man Attempts to Split His Money with Ferndale Police to Get Out of ArrestA man tried to bribe Ferndale Police out of an arrest; it didn't work.
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Pizza Rustica Will Have Outdoor SeatingPizza Rustica, a restaurant on Main Street, will soon offer outdoor seating.
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Ferndale Starts New Financial Planning CommitteeFerndale's City Council has started a new committee to help with financial goals.
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Woodlawn Church in Royal Oak to Hold Sixth Annual Pumpkin Sale and Community Harvest PartyRoyal Oak church will hold sixth annual Halloween event.
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Baldwin Library in Birmingham to Hold Even for Local AuthorsLocal Birmingham authors have their own event.
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2nd Annual Rail Jam This Weekend in BirminghamThe earliest snow of the season will be at the Rail Jam this weekend in Birmingham.
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Two Men Arrested After Stealing Copper Pipes from Two Ferndale HomesTwo men were arrested with a list of vacant homes and stolen copper piping, some from two Ferndale homes.
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Royal Oak Police Department Warns of Suspicious PersonThe Royal Oak Police Department issued a press release warning of an older man who approached a little girl.
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Birmingham Planning Board approves bistros for Rail DistrictThe Rail District is booming, and may include bistros soon.
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Royal Oak lays off nine police officersAs part of a plan to reduce the budget, Royal Oak recently laid off nine police officers.
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The First Amendment will be at center stage in Snyder v. PhelpsWhen oral arguments are heard in front of the Supreme Court, both parties will be making First Amendment arguments.
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Snyder v. Phelps puts the First Amendment at issueThe United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Snyder v. Phelps, a case dealing primarily with the First Amendment.
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Armed robbers in Royal Oak found guiltyThree armed robbers were found guilty on all counts earlier this month.
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Royal Oak Gordon Food Service planning Grand Opening Taste FestA new Gordon Food Service opening up in Royal Oak will be holding a Grand Opening Taste Fest.Also published on:
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Birmingham's Art Fair moves from park to streetCommons Ground's Birmingham Street Art Fair will be changing names and moving locations this year.Also published on:
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Darth Vader thief is caughtThe man who robbed a Ferndale convenience store while disguised as Darth Vader has been arrested.Also published on:
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Royal Oak Animal Shelter offers two cats for price of oneA promotion running through the end of the year offers two cats or kittens for the adoption price of one.Also published on:
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Birmingham to rezone property at 550 W. Merrill to O-1 OfficeThe Birmingham Public Schools are requesting a rezoning of a piece of property to prepare it for sale.Also published on:
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Darth Vader robs Ferndale convenience store?A man disguised as Darth Vader robbed a Ferndale store.Also published on:
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Royal Oak home to new record storeA new record store in Royal Oak will sell new and used vinyls.Also published on:
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Ferndale property crimes down slightly, violent crime up slightlyThe FBI's numbers show crime changing only slightly in 2009 as compared to the prior yearAlso published on:
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Crime down in BirminghamThe FBI's number reveal that crime has decreased in Birmingham in 2009 compared to the prior yearAlso published on:
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Crime down in Royal OakRoyal Oak's crime numbers were down in 2009 over 2008Also published on:
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Birmingham's Community House to host 2010 House TourThe 2010 House Tour will feature eight beautiful Birmingham homes.Also published on:
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Citizenship Day and Constitution Week in FerndaleThe Ferndale City Council recently adopted a resolution to recognize Constitution Week and Citizenship Day in Ferndale.Also published on:
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Royal Oak's RTT USA to host "Excite"RTT USA, Inc. will host an event to tout their latest software technologyAlso published on:
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Birmingham Principal Shopping District Board announces special event scheduleThe Birmingham PSD Board recently announced dates for some of the events rounding out 2010Also published on:
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Birmingham dog park construction to begin soonBirmingham's new dog park will be on the property of the Lincoln Hills Golf CourseAlso published on:
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The Storyteller Guild ready to kick off again in BirminghamThe Storyteller Guild at The Community House will kick off 2010-2011 in a few weeksAlso published on:
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Royal Oak considers increase in parking feesThe Royal Oak Downtown Development Authority is looking into a proposal to increase parking meter feesAlso published on:
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Ferndale names new police and fire chiefsFerndale's new Chief of Police and Fire have a life full of similaritiesAlso published on:
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Fore Kids Classic to benefit Ferndale studentsThe Fore Kids Classic will benefit students of Ferndale SchoolsAlso published on:
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Birmingham seeks new assistant director of Public ServicesThe City of Birmingham has a part-time position open paying $28-40 per hourAlso published on:
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Birmingham Police search for missing personBirmingham Police are asking people to assist in the search for a missing personAlso published on:
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Witness helps catch thief in FerndaleAfter seeing a thief run from a Ferndale bakery, a witness who called police led to his arrestAlso published on:
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Eagle Scout who renovated Royal Oak Museum to be honoredA newly minted Eagle Scout who helped renovate a Royal Oak museum will be honored this monthAlso published on:
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Former Royal Oak commissioner to receive settlementStephen Miller and the city have agreed to a settlement after case evaluation.Also published on:
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Ferndale High evens record at 1-1The Ferndale Eagles won their second game to bring their record to .500 on the year.Also published on:
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Royal Oak School District looks to move forward with developmentThe Royal Oak School District has asked that the agreement to redevelop the former home to Longfellow Elementary School be amended to move the plan forwardAlso published on:
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Barnum Park almost ready for stage twoThe Community for Barnum Park has made recommendations to the Birmingham City Commission for stage two of Barnum Park's makeover.Also published on:
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Ferndale City Hall will receive renovationsOver the next couple of months, Ferndale City Hall will undergo some renovations.Also published on:
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Ferndale's Roosevelt Primary School may get new playgoundAfter complaints of loud adults using the basketball court, the school's playground may receive a makeover.Also published on:
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Ferndale Will Keep Crossing Guards After AllFerndale had eliminated crossing guards from the 2011 budget, but has changed their mind saving almost 33 percent of the cost.
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Royal Oak City Commission sends resolution advocating gun-free public buildingsUnder Michigan law, Royal Oak may not preclude guns from its own public buildings.Also published on:
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Royal Oak Will Require Permits to Park on Many Residential StreetsOver Labor Day weekend, fines will be issued to cars parked on residential streets near the Arts, Beats and Eats Festival without a permit.
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Detroit highway lane closuresLane closures on Detroit's busy highway create a need for a new route.
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Former Birmingham soccer star, Alexi Lalas, worked World CupAlexi Lalas, Birmingham's greatest soccer player, worked for ESPN as an analyst during the World Cup.
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Birmingham -- a Teen Hangout?Over the last few months, hundreds of teens have take to the streets of downtown Birmingham to hang out.
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City of Ferndale Police BlotterPolice in the City of Ferndale arrest thief after chase; Female bank burglar arrested Downriver
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Gun-Toting Teen Arrested in BirminghamBirmingham police received a tip leading to an arrest for carrying a concealed weapon.
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Royal Oak Police Department releases five tips on burglary and home invasion preventionThe police department has issued a press release outlining five tips to prevent burglary and home invasion.
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Drawing will reveal Michigan winning numbers in Red Hot RaffleThe Michigan Lottery will hold the drawing for the Red Hot Raffle on Sept. 1 regardless of ticket sales.
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Shain Park in Birmingham to get makeoverNew play equipment and other improvements will be made to Shain Park soon.Also published on:
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Former NBA player and Detroit native gives backRodney Heard had to put forth effort and determination to get back to the NBA; now he wants to give back.Also published on:
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Former prison employee fired for sleeping loses lawsuitA prison employee who was fired after sleeping on the job multiple times has lost a suit against the Corrections Department in Federal Court.
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Woman who beat Ferndale house with bat is chargedA woman who tried to break into her ex-boyfriend's house with a bat was recently charged in Ferndale.
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Birmingham man robbed at his front doorTwo men posing as landscapers robbed a man by gunpoint on his front porch.
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Royal Oak crime blotterRoyal Oak has experienced an uncharacteristic number of serious crimes in recent weeks.
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Michigan Daily Lottery numbers on Michigan.gov are mobileMichigan.gov now offers a mobile site to find out the winning lotto numbers from the Michigan Daily Lottery.
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Birmingham Crime UpdateTwo Birmingham businesses suffered theft and one caught a shoplifter.
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Birmingham Art BlastThe Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center recently held its fifth annual Art Blast.Also published on:
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Birmingham Police still seeking tips on parking meter thiefSince police obtained a surveillance video of a thief stealing from a parking meter, no additional tips have come in.
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Downtown Royal Oak turns up the volumeRoyal Oak may modify its noise limits to increase the volume downtown.
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Birmingham to consider expanding bistrosBirmingham will soon look at expanding the areas in which a bistro may be opened.
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The Emory in Ferndale to open outdoor seatingThe Emory, located in the heart of downtown Ferndale, will soon offer bistro-style outdoor seating.
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Birmingham police updateBirmingham residents face more fines due to unpaid parking tickets.
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Zazios in Birmingham obtains liquor licenseZazios will open in late July and will serve alcohol to patrons.Also published on:
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Ferndale police blotterWoman attempts to force her way in ex-boyfriends; angry bus passenger bites cop; possible child abduction
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Royal Oak police blotterPolice rescue man stuck in bed; drunk man calls police on himself.
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Royal Oak native crowned world's best baristaMichael Phillips bested 52 other competitors to win the 11th annual World Barista Championship in London.
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Metro Detroit native makes his name in entertainmentMost in metro Detroit have never heard of Martin Pakledinaz, but he has become one of the most accomplished costume designers in the industry.Also published on:
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Suspect steals from churches on Independence DayA man caught on camera broke into two churches on Independence Day.
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Birmingham received visit from 'Eclipse' starThe fans knew an actor from "Eclipse" was coming, but which one was a surprise.Also published on:
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St. Clair Shores man teaches wife about gun safety, shoots wifeA St. Clair Shores man was worried about crime in the area and thought it would be a good idea to teach his wife how to use the gun.Also published on:
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Ferndale police have busy Independence Day weekendWhile Independence Day itself was relatively quiet, the day before and day after were not.
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Man claims Fantasy 5 winning ticketA Cloverdale man has claimed his winning Fantasy 5 ticket.
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Torino Espresso Bar coming to FerndaleThe Ferndale City Commission recently approved plans for a new espresso bar.Also published on:
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Straight from the farm at the Royal Oak Farmers MarketThe Royal Oak Farmers Market puts the grocery store to shame.Also published on:
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Wind power possibly coming to downtown BirminghamA ordinance recently passed in Birmingham will allow commercial businesses to install a windmill on their building.Also published on:
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Instead of paying job seekers, teen takes from themA Royal Oak teen used Craigslist to post a fake job ad and steal from those interested.Also published on:
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Ferndale Police shoot and kill driver after high-speed chaseA high-speed chase ended with the death of the driver after a police officer was nearly run over.
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A string of car break-ins and bike thefts in Royal OakCars and bikes have been targeted by thieves in Royal Oak.
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Royal Oak targets the parking system to increase revenueParking rates in the city's downtown area will be raised to help the budget deficit.
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This summer's Birmingham Road construction projectPortions of north downtown Birmingham will undergo road construction in two phases over the summer and early fall.
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Suspect Caught After Mugging Near Woodward and Nine Mile in FerndaleAfter a short foot chase, police apprehended a robbery suspect near Como's Restaurant
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Royal Oak Crime Watch: June 11 - 18Royal Oak Crime Watch: June 11 - 18
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Valentine Vodka distillery and tasting room coming to FerndaleLater this summer, locally produced Valentine Vodka will open a distillery and tasting room in downtown Ferndale.
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Michigan builders may have a new incentive to be greenA package of bills introduced in the Michigan Senate would offer tax incentives to builders and property owners for being green.Also published on:
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The Ste. Claire Sets Its Sights on Sailing AgainThis year, the Ste. Claire will turn 100 years old. Its owners plan to bring back the former Bob-Lo Boat to sail again.Also published on:- Yahoo! US Local
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Filing for Unemployment in MontanaIn today's economy, it is not uncommon for a resident of Montana to find themselves out of work and in need of unemployment benefits for the first time in their lives. Filing for unemployment in Montana is much easier than you may expect.
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Identity Theft: An OverviewToday's technology has created an environment where being a victim of identity theft is a threat to everyone.
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Reversing the Decline of Detroit River AttractionsThe Detroit River, once home to both Belle Isle, Bob-Lo Island and the Bob-Lo Boats has lost much of its luster. That's a trend a handful of groups are working to reverse.
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Top Ten Internet Resources for Seniors and RV LivingIf you are considering living the RV life, you're in for an adventure. But there's a few places you should check out to prepare your mobile home trip: here's 10.
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Sen. Evan Bayh Announces He Will Not Seek ReelectionSen. Bayh's announcement that he will not be seeking reelection leaves the Democratic Party in a precarious situation in their attempt to keep the senate seat.
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Don't Call it a Comeback: Toyota's Safety Issues May Be Big 3's GainIf the average consumer downgrades their opinion of Toyota's level of safety and reliability, the Big 3 could catch up in a hurry.
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U.S. Congressman Vern Ehlers Announces His Retirement from Michigan's 3rd DistrictWhile the next US Rep. from the 3rd district of Michigan will surely have big shoes to fill, Congressman Ehler's constituents can expect a Republican candidate to win the seat and continue the bipartisan efforts they have become so used to.
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Bipartisan Proposed Job Bill Won't Create JobsThe bipartisan jobs bill proposed by Orrin Hatch and Chuck Schumer is unlikely to stimulate job growth.