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Michigan Works! Opens new office in Southfield (opens the original)
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Oakland County Michigan Works! will be opening a new center in Southfield, located at 26777 Central Park Blvd., Suite 255S. Gesher Human Services currently operates the Oakland County Michigan Works! Waterford location and also delivers workforce development programs in Macomb and Wayne Counties. The new location replaces two Oakland County Michigan Works! centers in Southfield and Royal Oak that permanently closed over the past few months. Businesses and job seekers previously serviced by the c
Detroit Zoo seeking millage renewal for operations (opens the original)
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The Detroit Zoo will ask voters in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties to approve millage renewal in November that began almost two decades ago. The original Zoological Authority millage was approved by voters in 2008 and then renewed in 2016. In 2016 Oakland and Wayne counties renewed the millage by 74% and 73% respectively and in Macomb County, 58% of voters approved the renewal. The millage funds the Detroit Zoo Authority, which funds the 125-acre park in Royal Oak with more than 2,000 animals
OU History students create their view of the evolution of a nation (opens the original)
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As part of Oakland University’s efforts to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, students created a timeline showcasing people and events that have shaped American history since 1776. Displayed in the Oakland Center, the timeline features 54 dates from the Revolutionary War to the modern era. Each date marks a moment students identified as important to understanding how the United States evolved into the country it is today. The timeline was developed through “The Memory of the American Revo
Oakland Schools bringing back Teaching Tomorrow podcasts (opens the original)
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Oakland Schools’ Teaching Tomorrow podcast returns for a second season, offering educators a convenient and engaging way to access professional learning. Teaching Tomorrow features conversations and insights from members of Oakland Schools’ district and school services team. During its first season, the podcast produced 15 episodes. This season, the podcast will explore what early childhood, world language, and alternative education can teach us about learning and belonging; how teachers and dis
Farmington Hills providing a shot in the arm to residents (opens the original)
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The Farmington Hills Special Services Department will host its 17th Annual Total Wellness Fair from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Costick Center, located at 28600 Eleven Mile Road between Middlebelt and Inkster. The free community event provides residents with access to health services, educational resources, and wellness activities. The city has partnered with Kroger Health to offer flu, COVID-19, pneumonia, RSV and other vaccinations for all ages. Attendees will also have ac
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