Winter Beer Fest on Tap, Bosko's Coffee and Kitchen Opens and More Restaurant News

Sip and savor your way around Oakland County's eateries with Patch.

Huntington Woods Native Kristen Bell Stars in Sundance Film Festival Selection

"The Lifeguard" is among the movies with Michigan ties that have been chosen for the annual indie showcase in Park City, Utah.

Metro Detroit Students Invited to Apply to Take Part in Freedom Tour

The trip, sponsored by the Michigan Coalition for Human Rights, will take high-schoolers on a journey to see the history of civil rights in the United States.

Vincent Gregory Named State Senate Associate President Pro Tempore

The senator represents Huntington Woods and other Oakland County communities in the 14th District.

See the Detroit Tigers Around Metro Detroit This Week

Meet Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera and other players at events Thursday and Friday in Birmingham, Southfield and elsewhere.

Former Cafe Owner Seizes Second Chance at Atomic Dawg in Berkley

"I feel like a washed-up prize fighter with another shot at the title,” says Gary Brunner, who relishes making gourmet hot dogs at the Coolidge Highway eatery and used to own Café 317 in Royal Oak.

10 Reasons You Should Subscribe to Patch's Email Newsletter

Not a subscriber yet? Find out why you should be, Berkley and Huntington Woods!

Westborn Market Presents Winter Beer Fest on Saturday

The sampling event will feature more than 100 brews and snacks from local vendors Jan. 26 at the Royal Oak Music Theatre.

Oakland County Commissioners Take Oath of Office

Incumbents Helaine Zack and Dave Woodward officially begin to represent their new districts, which include Huntington Woods and Berkley, respectively.

College Choice Made? Announce it on Patch!

This video tutorial will teach you how to post your own announcements.

Tips: Keep Safe in Cold Weather

Think frostbite is something that only happens in the Arctic? Think again, warns Henry Ford Health System.

Pet of the Week: Australian Shepherd 'Jo' is Calm and Loving

This adult female dog is available for adoption at Almost Home Animal Rescue League in Southfield.

When Can I File My 2012 Tax Return?

The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season. Here's the date of when you can file, plus some locations in Berkley and Huntington Woods to get help on your taxes.

Have You Thanked a Board of Education Member Lately?

The Berkley School District is among hundreds of districts throughout Michigan to recognize January as School Board Recognition Month.

Wind Chill Advisory in Effect for Oakland County

The wind chill is expected to hit as low as 25 degrees below zero Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Huntington Woods Natives Attend Official Inaugural Ball

Carly Olsman, who served as part of former President Jimmy Carter's advance team Monday, and attorney Juli Gilliam looked elegant during the evening event, which capped a day of pomp and circumstance in Washington, D.C.

$1,390 Worth of Sterling Silver Taken at Oddfellows Antiques

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Berkley Bans Overnight Parking Near Parks

Signs that indicate the prohibition between 2 and 6 a.m. were erected last week to keep spaces clear for events, as well as for snow disposal during major storms, the Public Safety Department says.

Jobs Open at Huntington Cleaners, Sunny Skies Child Care

Who's hiring in Berkley and Huntington Woods? Here's a sampling of ads to help you land just the right position!

What's Open, Closed for Martin Luther King Day in Berkley, Huntington Woods

From the post office to government offices, here's your guide to holiday hours.

1937 Huntington Woods Home is a Charmer

The 1,607-square-foot, three-bedroom house features central air conditioning, a deck, a garage, hardwood floors and a fireplace.

5 Facts About the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Here's a look at some of the civil rights leader's ties to Metro Detroit.

Crossing Guard Recovering, Men's Club Commits $65,000 to Park Project and More News This Week

Here's what happened in and around Berkley and Huntington Woods.

Where to Volunteer, Learn for MLK Day in Metro Detroit

How will you honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 21, Berkley and Huntington Woods?

Presidential Inauguration 2013: Where, What and Whom to Watch

Here's your guide to the swearing in of President Barack Obama to his second term.

Great Lakes Art Fair Seeks Artists

Participants must enter to be in the show by Feb. 10.

Who's Hiring in Oakland County This Week

We've found more than a dozen job openings, including a psychiatric social worker at Henry Ford Health System in Ferndale and a live-in nanny for West Bloomfield family.

News Nearby: Guilty Verdict in Royal Oak Murder Case, Parking Rate Changes in Ferndale and More

Here are some of the week's top stories from towns near Berkley and Huntington Woods.

Board of Education Considers Updates to Reproductive Health Materials

A community-based Health Advisory Committee has recommended the Berkley School District update the video and vocabulary used to teach fifth-graders about HIV and AIDS.

Huntington Woods Mayor Sounds Off on Regional Development Issues

Crain's Detroit Business recently published Ronald Gillham's letter on the subject.

Oscars 2013: The Complete Academy Awards Nominations List

We'll find out Feb. 24 who wins. Which films, stars and directors get your vote? Where is the best local Oscar party to attend? Leave a comment!

Celebrity Rabbi Shmuley Boteach Coming to the Berman

"Bad things happen to good people because we continue to find meaning in suffering," says the spiritual leader and author, who will discuss the role of religion in coping with national tragedies Feb. 11.

Weather Spotter Training Offered in Oakland County

Participants will learn the basics of thunderstorm development, storm structure, what features to look for and where to find them.

Meet the New Guy at the Y

For the YMCA's new executive director, it's a little like coming home.

Berkley Crossing Guard Remains Hospitalized

Paul Skonieczny – who suffered internal injuries, fractures and other bumps and bruises when he was struck by a vehicle Jan. 11 outside Anderson Middle School – is expected to make a full recovery, his wife says.

New Trader Joe's Opens, John D Bistro Celebrates Fridays and More Restaurant News

Sip and savor your way around Oakland County's eateries with Patch.

Huntington Woods Entrepreneur Develops Health Care App for iPad

Todd Sperl of Lean Fox Solutions, whose new tool teaches users how to cut costs and improve service by streamlining operations, has transformed a downsizing into international success.

What's Your Take on Obama Gun Control Proposals?

The president put forth a sweeping plan Wednesday to curb what he calls “the epidemic of gun violence in this country.” Leave a comment to share your thoughts, Berkley and Huntington Woods!

Gov. Snyder's State of the State Speech to Address Job Creation in Michigan

He will deliver his third State of the State address at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Boy Scouts Get Real-Life Civics Lesson

Seven members of Huntington Woods Troop 1292 who are working to earn their Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge attended the City Commission meeting Tuesday.