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If there is one thing that announces the coming of summer, it is most definitely opening day of the Farmington Farmers Market. And this Saturday, the bell will ring again at the Walter E. Sundquist Pavilion and Riley Park in downtown Farmington, and… Read More

Not everyone can understand the role played by administrative professionals. Much of what they do operates behind the scenes, and when done well, the efforts are not always obvious. This makes Administrative Professionals Day all the more important.… Read More

After the great Santa Barbara oil spill, one junior senator was moved to bring about change. Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin hoped to harness the energy of the anti-war protests of the 60s into public awareness of air and water pollution with tea… Read More

Tonight, the halls of the Detroit’s Orchestra Hall will be filled with the remarkable music of two iconic composers: Johannes Brahms and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The Oakland Symphony Orchestra’s final performance of the season takes place at the… Read More

At the heart of Farmington Hills sits one of the area’s most notable buildings: The Barn. Once a working dairy farm, The Barn is now home to a state-of-the-art theater. And for over 65 years, the volunteers of the Farmington Players have been bring… Read More

CARES of Farmington Hills began because three community leaders couldn’t bear to let the local food pantry close, cutting off food security for those in need. In a few short years, CARES has grown into a true “Campus of Hope.” The organization… Read More

Women’s History Month started as a day. Just one day. International Women’s Day began to commemorate a meeting of social activists and suffragists in Manhattan in 1909. By 1977, it became a week to honor the many accomplishments of women in our c… Read More

The Farmington & Farmington Hills Foundation for Youth & Families has been hard at work since 1995 providing funds to local programs that support children and families in need throughout Farmington and Farmington Hills. Twice a year, grant re… Read More