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Northville Dancer Out to Prove She Can Dance Plus More Big News Near You

Here are some of the big headlines from around Farmington-Farmington Hills this past week.

By Tatum Ryan | yesterday

Kevin Enright, who leads the Oakland Community College culinary studies department, receives a national award from the American Culinary Federation.

Oakland Community College Chef Wins National Achievement Award

Husband and Wife Team Bring 'Smart Thinking' Experience to Farmington-Based Business

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East Middle School Workshops Help Students Make Better Choices

By Joni Hubred-Golden

2 days ago

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Local Bloggers React to Angelina Jolie's Announcement and More

By Brooke Tajer

2 days ago

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Farmington's Relay for Life and More This Weekend

By Tatum Ryan

Friday, May 17

Farmington Hills native Michael Rubenstein stands next to State Rep. Vicki Barnett as she introduces a resolution declaring May, 2013 Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Month in Michigan.

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Farmington Hills Crohn's Advocate Sees State House Pass Resolution

By Joni Hubred-Golden

Friday, May 17

Team Cancer Knock Outs poses for a photo during the 2012 Relay for Life Farmington-Farmington Hills kick off in Shiawassee Park.

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Relay for Life Farmington/Farmington Hills Offers Entertainment, Food and Fun

By Joni Hubred-Golden

Friday, May 17

From left to right, Richard Payton (Dr. Madden) advises, while Diane Hill (Diana) voices her skepticism about all the medications, and Aubrey Fink (Natalie), Rusty Daugherty (Henry) and John DeMerell (Dan) sing the praises of prescription drugs. The scene is from Two Muses Theatre's production of 'Next to Normal', which opens June 7 in West Bloomfield.

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Two Muses Theatre's 'Next to Normal' Production Benefits Common Ground

Friday, May 17

Parents and community members help prepare East Middle School 8th graders for careers with mock interviews.

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Dunckel Needs Volunteers to Help 8th Graders Prepare for Future Jobs

Friday, May 17

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School Newspapers, Teachers Wanted for Patch Local Voices

By Brooke Tajer

Friday, May 17

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Sexy is Subjective

By Michael_&_Graciela | Tuesday, May 14

Website lists which nationalities American men and women list as the sexiest in the world. Colombian women get the top spot.

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How are you 'Doing the Most Good' in your community?

By The Salvation Army | Monday, May 13

The Salvation Army of Eastern Michigan encourages metro Detroiters of all ages to make Doing the Most Good their personal mission during its 8th annual Doing the Most Good Week, May 9-19.

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