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Orchard Lake Fine Art Show set to return
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WEST BLOOMFIELD Some local residents may want to mark their calendars for July 24 and 25, as those are the scheduled dates for the Hot Works’ 18th Orchard Lake Fine Art Show.
According to a press release, out of several thousand shows, the Orchard Lake Fine Art Show has been voted in the top 100 art shows in the country 12 times.
The events are scheduled for 10 a.m.-6 p.m. July 24 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. July 25 “in the heart of West Bloomfield,” on Powers and Daly roads, south of Maple Road and west of Orchard Lake Road.
by Nancy Derringer Danny s parents, Rose and Buddy Fenster (Photo: Bryan Fenster) Sometime Sunday or Monday, American journalist Danny Fenster was dropped off at Yangon International Airport in Myanmar by his wife Julianna, about to start a long journey to Detroit. As we do now when we travel, he texted her from the gate to say he’d arrived. And a little after that, his brother Bryan said, he sent her a far more ominous message: “That he’d been detained, and to call the embassy.” And that’s the last anyone has heard from Danny, who has been an occasional contributor to Deadline Detroit.
Nonprofit helping metro Detroiters with disabilities get the vaccine to prevent the spread of COVID
With millions of people in Michigan suffering with mental and physical challenges day to day is difficult enough but who is looking out for them when it comes to Covid-19.
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. (WXYZ) â With millions of people in Michigan suffering with mental and physical challenges day to day is difficult enough but who is looking out for them when it comes to Covid-19.
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Oakland County Executive David Coulter reflected Wednesday night on the effects of COVID-19 and laid out plans for $244 million in federal relief aid to help small businesses and bolster mental health and education support services in the county.
In his second State of the County address, the resilience ofthe workforce, businesses and 1.2 million residents during the pandemic played a prominent position. Coulter stressed that the dark times were nearing an end, and an infusion of federal funds and promising vaccination rates will speed Oakland County, the state s second most populated, back to normalcy.
So far, 64% of Oakland County residents 16 and up have received one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and 60.7% of those ages 12 and up have, Oakland County Health Department data show.