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Crumbley's May Appeal Decision + Oakland County Fatal Crash
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Happy Tuesday, Rochester-Rochester Hills! Here's everything you need to know about what's happening in Rochester-Rochester Hills today.
First, today's weather:
Cooler with a little rain. High: 47 Low: 36.
Here are the top stories in Rochester-Rochester Hills today:
- Prosecutor: Crumbleys may try to get 'do-over' by sharing same law firm (Detroit Free Press)
- Husband and wife killed in Oakland County traffic crash. (Oakland Press)
- Oxford shooting donations: Town hall to air ideas on distributing donations. (Detroit Free Press)
- OU presents jazz and world music with Regina Carter at the Flagstar Strand Theatre - 2022 - School of Music, Theatre and Dance. (News at OU)
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Today in Rochester-Rochester Hills:
- Tune Up Cardio Drumming! (6:30 PM)
From my notebook:
- Rochester Hills Public Library: "April is Poetry Month! Join the Rochester Poetry Society and RHPL to celebrate, along with current Rochester Poet Laureate Robert Lytle, on Sunday, April 3 at 2 p.m. in the library's Multipurpose Room. The program also includes an open m..." (Facebook)
- Nextdoor Neighbor, Long Meadows: "The agenda is available for the RCS board meeting tomorrow @ 7pm. - Here is the link where you can view the letters from residents/parents voicing their concerns along with residents/parents who plan to speak at tomorrow's meeting. Hope..." (Nextdoor)
- Nextdoor Neighbor, Rochester Estates: "Hi I live in Rochester estates and I just ripped out all my carpet, cut it up into 3ft pieces and rolled it up. - Does anyone know if I can just leave it at the street on trash day?" (Nextdoor)
- Nextdoor Neighbor, Georgetown: "Raised garden bed - I am thinking about doing a raised garden bed this year. Anyone have suggestions on a good one to purchase. Novices here. TIA." (Nextdoor)
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