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Bloomfield Township police officers investigated a larceny, burglary and a home invasion this week.

Police Probe Counterfeit Bill; Unrelated Home Invasion in Bloomfield Township

The Bloomfield Township Police Department provided this information based on police reports from the past week.

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The Bloomfield Township Police Department investigated a fraud and a vehicle break-in this week.

Intruder Threatens Bloomfield Township Homeowner with Screwdriver

Andover High School junior Kristen Law is this week's Whiz Kid.

Whiz Kid Kristen Law Works to Inspire Young Scientists

Officials with Birmingham Police Department investigate the scene of a fatal crash Monday in a parking lot near downtown. A Roseville woman died when she was pinned by two vehicles in a lot off of Old Woodward Avenue Monday, police said.

Woman Killed Trying to Push Car and More News Nearby

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Chippy is an approximately 3-year-old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier who is currently available for adoption with Almost Home Animal Rescue League in Southfield.

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Dog for Adoption 'Chippy' is Full of Personality

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The Woodward Avenue Action Association (WA3) will hold three days of interactive community events on May 20, 21, and 22 as part of its Woodward Complete Streets master planning effort, heralded as the single largest Complete Streets planning effort ever undertaken in North America.

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Input From Bloomfield Residents Wanted at Complete Streets Interactive Event

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Who's Hiring in Oakland County This Week

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Open Houses in the Bloomfield Area This Weekend

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Marlene Konkoly of Royal Oak has found creative ways to spend less and save more so she can retire at age 50.

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Retiring at 50: Could You Follow This Michigan Woman's Extreme Savings Plan?

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Remembering things past in Proustian public education debates

By Ken Jackson | Saturday, May 18 | 3 comments

If Gov. Snyder is determined to take it all down, why are our kids' taking his tests? And when he finally shuts down the schools, who gets that carefully managed fund equity?

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Michigan Schools and Government CU Awards Rudolph Heino Scholarships to Local High School Seniors

By Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union | Friday, May 17

MSGCU recently awarded its Rudolph Heino Scholarship to 12 local high schools seniors. This $1,000 scholarship is awarded to students who embody the People Helping People philosophy.

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Detroit Pistons “Pistons Academy” Youth Basketball Summer Camps Start in June

By Detroit Pistons | Thursday, May 16

The Detroit Pistons are inviting school-aged basketball players to their “Pistons Academy” 10 youth basketball camps being held from June to August throughout metro Detroit.

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