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• DataWorks

  Back to school: Vaccine education for parents seeking vaccine waivers

  A steady stream of parents have brought their children to the Oakland County Health Division for immunizations required before the start of school after the Labor Day weekend.

  Charles Crumm
  |11 hrs ago

• News

  No foul play in boy’s asthma death, say White Lake police

  No foul play occurred during a child’s asthma death Wednesday, according to White Lake Township police.

  Carol Hopkins
  |11 hrs ago

• News

  Rochester officials to review possible demolition of historic home, protection for tree linked to early pharmaceutical company

  The Rochester Planning Commission will be reviewing a pair of items with historical impact at its next meeting Wednesday, Sept. 9.

  Paul Kampe
  |11 hrs ago

• Burglary

  Frozen meat, chain saw taken during Michigan break-in

  TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say frozen meat and a chain saw were the only things taken during a break-in a home in Michigan.

  |11 hrs ago

• Crime

  7-Eleven robber eludes capture

  A man who robbed a 7-Eleven store in Roseville remains at large following an early morning incident Friday, police said.

  |12 hrs ago

• Business

  Northwood University hosting Distinguished Women forum in Rochester

  Northwood University 2015 Distinguished Women Forum is 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sept. 25 at Royal Park Hotel, 600 E. University Drive, Rochester. Honorees of Northwood University will discuss issues of women business owners. Linda Solomon is moderator and the panelists include Florine Mark, President & CEO of Weight Watchers International Inc. and Denise Ilitch, President & CEO Ilitch Holdings, Inc. The event includes a complimentary lunch. RSVP required at

  |13 hrs ago

• Education

  Waterford Schools pledge students will be literate by third grade

  The Waterford School District is launching a new initiative guaranteeing that all Waterford students will read at grade level by the end of third grade.

  Carol Hopkins
  |13 hrs ago

• Music

  Sound Check: Vintage Trouble doesn’t take good fortune for granted

  If Los Angeles’ Vintage Trouble faces any actual problems in its still-young career, it may be juggling too many good things.

  Gary Graff
  |13 hrs ago

• Education

  Q&A; with new Rochester Community Schools board member Kevin Beers

  Longtime district parent and volunteer Kevin Beers was appointed Aug. 24 to fill a vacancy on the Rochester Community Schools Board of Education.

  Paul Kampe
  |14 hrs ago

• News

  Teen who faked being pregnant with triplets likely won’t be charged for accepting baby gifts

  Charges are unlikely to be filed against a 16-year-old girl who allegedly faked being pregnant with triplets.

  By Jim Kasuba Digital First Media |15 hrs ago