Each week, Patch features a pet in the area in need of a good home.
Gladys Holdeman McKenney of Rochester among those being honored.
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October brings a month of haunted happenings to metro Detroit. There's the Zoo Boo, Zombie Walks, pumpkin launches and more!
The world's largest ice cream social benefits Make-A-Wish.
A carnival and garden walk this Saturday will benefit the family of West Bloomfield Officer Patrick O'Rourke, who was killed in the line of duty last month.
This year, admission proceeds from the annual celebration in downtown Rochester will benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan and the YMCA North Oakland County Waves.
A big congratulations to our 2012 winner, who was chosen randomly from our weekly winners to take home a certificate for a two night stay on Mackinac Island. And thanks to all who entered.
For every donated item, you'll receive a coupon for 20 percent off at the Village of Rochester Hills store.
The newest animal-themed public art in town is part of the Children Charities Coalition's 'LionTown' project.
The donation by Stephan Sharf also ranks high on the national list of top donations, according to a new report.
A new report puts charitable contributions in perspective.
The movie star uses his background in special education to teach kids with autism about the industry he loves.
It's one of the most popular events of the season at Dinosaur Hill in Rochester.
He died Aug. 1 in Afghanistan.
Did you see the landing?
The newest additions to the pond at Rochester Municipal Park have many visitors shrugging their shoulders, perplexed.
Visitors are welcome to take souvenir photos, but professional photographers are asked not to use Meadow Brook for backdrops or commercial work.
The National Historic Landmark will open its grounds for a free picnic before inviting the community to 'Hug the Hall.'
From tomatoes and zucchini to brilliant sunflowers, the garden is becoming a gathering place for families.
The Rochester Rubber Ducky Race raised money for Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan. Here's a video recap of the event — and a list of winners.
Where were you on May 20, 1992? It was a day of destruction — and death — in our downtown's history. 'That tragic event changed my thinking about what’s truly important in life,' one business owner recalls.
The Burns family tells their story in a video submission to the hospital system.
They were working at Great Oaks Country Club when a girl was found face down in a pool last summer.
James Becker called 911 when he saw Kelly Remick collapse while jogging in January. He's been honored as a civilian hero once before: by President Richard Nixon.
Pat McKay accepts award for improvements to Stoney Creek Schoolhouse; Debbie Remer receives award for work on 20-year dig.
The parents of Susan Jarrell accept a check for $18,000 from the school community; 'Your extra effort here is going to benefit our children,' her father says.
Here are your opportunities to be involved with the Rochester Hills Government Youth Council or the Chamber's Youth Leadership Retreat.
More than 25 vendors will sell everything from pasties to plants to pickles starting today in downtown Rochester.
Register for the May 12 Hometown Hustle 5K, then tell us about it for a chance to win a $100 downtown Rochester gift certificate.
If you are thinking ahead to days of summer, here's a look at five pools around town.
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From Brookedale Woods to Great Oaks to The Bluffs, they suggest neighborhoods to a family looking to move from Warren. Join the conversation.