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Happy Friday :
Our most recent articles inform you of things happening in and around Rochester and Rochester Hills. Hyper-local community news, including entertainment, lifestyle, and special reports.
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| A Husband’s Deadly Plan Goes Awry in Avon Players’ ‘Dial M for Murder’ |
 Deception, betrayal, and greed fuel this intense thriller The play that inspired the popular Alfred Hitchcock film starring Grace Kelly
will grip audiences with its dark twists and turns as Avon Players presents Dial M for Murder, March 9 – 24. Tennis player Tony Wendice (Kyle Bushre) married his socialite wife Margot (Julia Timko) for […] |
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| Remembering Community Philanthropist Steve Stolaruk |
 Steve Stolaruk, Community Philanthropist Honored for Life of Giving Contributed by
Rochester Hills Mayor Bryan Barnett This morning we learned that Steve Stolaruk, a longtime resident and community supporter, passed away overnight. We were shocked and saddened by the news. Since the time I was elected Mayor of the City of Rochester Hills, I have […] |
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| Rochester Hills Public Library Appointment New Board of Trustees Member |
 The Rochester Hills Public Library today announced the appointment of Suba Subbarao, an English professor for
Oakland Community College and avid library user, to the library’s Board of Trustees. The appointment fills a vacancy left by now-Rochester Hills City Councilmen Ryan Deel, who stepped down shortly after winning November’s election. “Subbarao brings substantial experience to […] |
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| Rochester Junior Women’s Club to Host Benefit Luncheon |
 Diva’s Day Out Join the Rochester Junior Women’s Club (RJWC) as they present their annual luncheon, fashion show, and boutique-shopping event, Diva’s Day Out, on Saturday, March 10, at the Palazzo Grande, Shelby Township, and 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The event, now in its eleventh year, is open to the public and raises funds […] |
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| Dear Crabby, What’s the Deal with the Russian Olympic Uniforms? |
 Dear Crabby, Normally, I can’t tell the difference between a luge and a skeleton. But every four years, thanks to
the Winter Olympics, I become an expert (like most Americans). But I admit to being a little confused when it comes to the Russian Olympic team this time around. I thought they weren’t allowed to […] |
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