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Crews began demolishing the buildings along Telegraph Road near Long Lake Road earlier this month to make way for the new Life Time Fitness in Bloomfield Township, slated to open next summer.

Making Way For the New Life Time Fitness in Bloomfield Township

The national chain's newest 'Executive' fitness center will open next summer near the corner of Telegraph and Long Lake roads.

By Art Aisner | yesterday | 12 comments

The new Eddie Merlot's is open for business in Bloomfield Township. What do you think of the new high-end steakhouse?

What They're Saying About the New Eddie Merlot's in Bloomfield Township

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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 Andover student body celebrated the conclusion of Spirit Week during the final Homecoming pep rally in school history in October. More change coming ahead for Bloomfield-Bloomfield Hills Patch readers by this time next week.

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Since starting her business a year and a half ago, Marla Michele Must of Birmingham's Enchanted Photography is Enchanting the walls of Metro Detroit with her stunning artwork.

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Remembering things past in Proustian public education debates

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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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