Dear Editor, A few weeks ago, my sister and I biked to Yate’s Cider Mill to get ice cream. I lost my wallet on the way over. Some citizen I don’t know found it and handed over to our sheriff, who was able to return it to me safely. Nothing was missing, even though there […]
Last week, Jim, you ran a letter to the editor (“So much road work, but what about Heights and Bellevue?” June 24, 2020, page 7) on the horrid conditions of Heights Road. So, consider this an open letter to the Oakland County Road Commission for their immediate response as to when they will repair the […]
This year, I am especially grateful to be living in the United States. Even though we are experiencing high numbers with the pandemic, we have been free to leave our home, purchase groceries and could go out for essentials. That freedom has been very important for me during this time so I could check in […]
God gave Moses’ the Ten Commandments and in the second commandment God tells us: Thou shalt have no other Gods before me. Which has also been interpreted as: Thou shalt not make any idols before God. In living a spiritual life, the second commandment gives us a lot to think on. As you meditate on […]
Summer has come and so much roadwork is being done. Just about everywhere the roads are underconstruction. It is so great to see so many of our roads being repaired. Pinetree, Clarkston, Indianwood and of course Lapeer Road, are all being repaired, but what has happened to Heights Road and Bellevue? Bellevue was patched last […]
All weapons should be banned from within five miles of all Capitol buildings and policitians and residents. They’re (the armed protestors at the state capitol in Lansing) nothing nothing but terrorists and should be treated the same way — arrested and put in jail and fined $5,000 for trespassing and disturbing the peace. They don’t […]
My last column was about being in unity with all that is happening in our life. The theme was centered on what staying at home because of the Covid-19 virus looked like and being in unity with that. It has changed our daily lives and, with the protests going on now, more change is coming […]
By Carol Azizian Review Contributor In a second grade classroom at St. Joseph School, students created posters expressing appreciation for Beaumont-Royal Oak Hospital health care workers and sent them via email to nurses there. In a fifth grade classroom, students created videos of themselves and reported “Science Breaking News” instead of a science test. Since […]
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer released the following statement after President Trump called for governors to “dominate” protestors: Right now our nation is hurting. Americans are in pain, and desperate for leadership from the White House during one of the darkest periods in our lifetimes. This morning I took a few moments to read a powerful […]
A Virus Among Us — a poem by Bill Byrne This covid19, it just maybe inspires us With a grudging respect for this fugitive virus It’s the direst of viruses we’ve ever seen Reeking havoc that rivals the one in ’18 We are ordered for now to shelter in place In our own home’s entrusted […]