Even Exchange

Tile Artist Visit

Author Booking Signing and Reading

Businesss Breakfast Ken Segall to speak at the 61st Annual Jewish Book Fair

"Coney Detroit" talk and pictures

Yellow Door Art Market Turns Two

SAJE Seminars for Adult Jewish Enrichment

SAJE Seminars for Adult Jewish Enrichment

SAJE Seminars for Adult Jewish Enrichment

Salt Box Specialties Craft Show

A Tribute to Jeff Zaslow by Jordan Zaslow at the Jewish Book Fair

Pancake Breakfast

The Prince of Egypt and Lunch with Moses

Helen Nash - New Kosher Cuisine: Healthy Simple and Stylish Lunch and Presentation

An Evening with Judy Collins

Safety Is Top Priority, Berkley School District Says

Every building keeps its doors locked and has a buzz-in system with a video feed, BSD Communications Supervisor Jessica Stilger says; staff members also have been asked to review safety procedures after Friday's school shooting in Newtown, CT.

Show Some Respect for National Grammar Day! Avoid Mistakes on ACT, SAT Writing Tests

National Grammar Day was March 4. Wow Writing Workshop president Kim Lifton shares some common grammatical mistakes Wow has seen in its ACT and SAT writing test workshops.

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Homelessness in Oakland County – and 10 Ways You Can Help

While Oakland County Remains one of the wealthiest counties in Michigan, we cannot escape the economic challenges of today including homelessness. Here's how to help.

Norup Middle School Advanced Orchestra Ensemble Scores 1st Division Rating for 10th Consecutive Year

Under the director of John Robertson, the Norup International Middle School Advanced Orchestra Ensemble earned a first divison rating for the 10th year in a row.

Connected Child: London's Bridge to the World

Keeping parents, caregivers and children connected

Weekly Health Update March 4, 2013 by Dr. Jeff Allyn, Berkley Chiropractic Clinic

Follow us on www.DrJeffAllynBlog.com for other interesting topics pertaining to our health. Would you like to be added to our email list. Send us a request @ www.berkleychiroc@yahoo.com!!

K-9 Veterans' Day March 9, 2013 (Observed) 11:00 AM

K-9 Veterans' Day March 9, 2013 (Observed) 11:00 AM

Girl Scouts Share Holiday Cheer With Senior Citizens

Troops from Rogers Elementary School visited residents of Oxford Towers in Berkley on Dec. 9 to sing carols and snack on cookies and juice.

Check Out the Best 'Decked' House in Huntington Woods, Berkley

You voted and this home was the top local vote-getter in our "Deck the House" contest.

2013 Calendar Showcases Beauty of Huntington Woods

Sales proceeds will benefit the Community Fund, which assists with projects throughout the city.

What Do You Want for Christmas?

World peace, good health, an iPad – tell Santa what's on your wish list, Berkley and Huntington Woods!

Holiday Concert Promotes Spirit of Goodwill in Berkley

The community is invited to hear the Anderson Middle School choir and Berkley High School a cappella choir perform Monday evening at Berkley First United Methodist Church.

City Council to Discuss $50,000 Purchase of Patrol Vehicles and More

The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, at Berkley City Hall.

Berkley Rotary Club President Reflects on Connecticut School Shooting

"We think events like this could never happen close at home or here in Berkley. We also know that’s wishful thinking because it certainly can. What can one do?" Paul Benson asks.

How to Discuss Connecticut School Shooting with Children

27 people, 20 of them children, are reported dead in the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, according to Newtown Patch. How are you talking about the tragedy with your kids?

Hanukkah 2012 Draws to a Close

Share your family's 'festival of lights' photos and check out a few favorite videos celebrating the holiday that ends Sunday evening.

Woman Attacked After Leaving Bus and More Crime Nearby

Find out what incidents made headlines in neighboring communities over the past week.

Driver With Concealed Pistol Arrested, Flu Shots Available and More News This Week

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

News Nearby: Possible New Hotel In Royal Oak, Judge Orders Special Election for Troy

A Ferndale woman says someone on Craigslist has her lost cat — and won't give her back, and a West Bloomfield man turns 100 on 12/12/12.

Should Snyder Sign Bill Allowing Concealed Weapons in Schools?

On Friday, a gunman killed at least 27 at a school in Newtown, CT. Meanwhile in Michigan, Gov. Rick Snyder has a bill on his desk that would allow some concealed guns in schools. What do you think?

Big, Bright Light Show, Nutcracker Ballet and More Holiday Fun Abounds in Oakland County

Looking for some cheer in the area this weekend? We've got the scoop on when and where the festivities will take place!

Red Wings Alumni to Play Hockey for O'Rourke Charity

Tickets are still available for Dec. 21 charity game at Plymouth’s Compuware Arena.

Michigan Ranks 37th in National Health Study

The state has a large number of smokers and a high prevalence of obesity, the report says.

Google's Top 10 Searches for 2012

Whitney Houston, Hurricane Sandy and Election 2012 topped the list. Check Google's complete list here.

La Feast Reopens, Blackbird Bistro Debuts New Menu and More Restaurant News

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