2 days ago Two city commission candidates disqualified There are now Seven candidates running for three open city commission seats in Birmingham, after two candidates, Michael Lossia and MD Rabbi
2 days ago Whistle Stop approved for bistro license Breakfast and lunch in Birmingham’s Rail District will soon come with midday cocktails and outdoor eating at the Whistle Stop Diner
2 days ago Birmingham eases home solar standards Birmingham homeowners will have an easier time going solar, as the city commission on Monday, July 26, eased some requirements for…
2 days ago Approval for change of sewage to drain system Bloomfield Township trustees unanimously approved the Section 471 Chapter 20 Agreement to convert the Evergreen-Farmington Sewage Disposal…
2 days ago Day On The Town set for this Saturday Birmingham's largest shopping day, Day On The Town, will take place this Saturday, July 31, from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. for bargain hunters...
2 days ago Man wanting food causes disturbance A drunk and hungry Florida man denied food at a Birmingham restaurant during the twilight hours of Sunday, July 25, responded by throwing...
5 days ago Critical race theory: politics enters the classroom Over Memorial Day weekend of 1921, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in a district of the city known as Greenwood, filled with affluent and educated…
5 days ago Forever chemicals and our food, water supply Although what we now refer to as “forever chemicals” or PFAS have been around since the 1940s, scientists, researchers, and government…
5 days ago August 2021 The right of citizens in Michigan to initiate law or constitutional changes by initiative petition has been subjected to a series of...
5 days ago Green agenda overreaction I always enjoy the length of your newsmagazine's articles – they are much more in-depth. Maybe it's my selective looking at statistics,...
