Sunday, March 24, 2013
Spend your Sunday catching up with the top 10 stories from West Bloomfield Patch.
Are you spending your Sunday catching up with the news from the week? Here's 10 stories you may have missed on West Bloomfield Patch: Sanda Layne Found Guilty of 2nd-Degree Murder in Death of Grandson Jurors determine West Bloomfield grandmother gunned down her 17-year-old grandson, Jonathan Hoffman. West Bloomfield Doctors Indicted in Medicare Prescription Scheme Two local doctors, including one based in Commerce Township, were among the 13 named in a federal indictment unsealed Tuesday. West Bloomfield Resident Bouncing Checks; Shoplifter Caught With Genesis Green Coffee A West Bloomfield resident is under investigation for bad checks, and one Whole Foods 'shopper' found a special coffee associated with dieting too expensive to pay for …
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Spend your Sunday catching up with the top 10 stories from West Bloomfield Patch.
Are you spending your Sunday catching up with the news from the week? Here's 10 stories you may have missed on West Bloomfield Patch: Two Injured in Rollover Crash on Orchard Lake Road A West Bloomfield resident was transported to the hospital after his car overturned in a crash at Orchard Lake and Powers roads Sunday. West Bloomfield Man Sentenced in Ponzi Scheme, Will Have to Repay Seniors $387,100 Charles David Eizelman pleaded guilty to one count of false pretenses in August 2012 after scamming several seniors in 2005. Teen Pulls Knife on Dad Following Her OWI Arrest Officers arrested a 16-year-old girl who threatened her father with a kitchen knife during an argument in their home earlier this week. Refuting the Rumors in the Sandra …
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Spend your Sunday catching up with the top five stories from West Bloomfield Patch.
Are you spending your Sunday catching up with the news from the week? Here's five stories you may have missed on West Bloomfield Patch: West Bloomfield Grandmother's Husband Takes Stand in Grandson's Murder Trial Prosecutors showed very bloody crime scene photographs during Friday's proceedings. Farmington Public Schools Collects $1.1 Million From 2011 Sale of Eagle Elementary The plaintiffs in a lawsuit over the sale did not take action following the State Supreme Court's refusal to hear their appeal. Police: West Bloomfield Man Nearly Falls for Webcam Extortion Scam An 18-year-old resident posed for a provocative video during an online chat with someone who demanded hundreds of dollars to not distribute it to friends and family. West …
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Here's 10 stories you may have missed on West Bloomfield Patch this week.
Are you spending your Sunday catching up with last week's news? Here's the top 10 stories you may have missed about the Greater West Bloomfield area this week: Car Crashes Through Keego Harbor House Family was home at the time of car crash Thursday; no serious injuries were reported. Novi Pediatrician Accused of Criminal Sexual Conduct Jeffrey Lee Dembs to be arraigned in Oakland County Circuit Court on three charges of criminal sexual conduct. Officials Urge Caution on Oakland County Lake Ice After Recent Accidents Ice remains dangerous despite recent freezing temperatures, according to Oakland County Sheriff's Office. Planning Commission to Consider Lubavitch Campus Expansion Michigan Jewish Institute to come before West Bloomfield …
Saturday, September 1, 2012
There was plenty of news around the Greater West Bloomfield area this week.
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
1. Bow and arrow enthusiasts in Farmington Hills will be able to continue backyard target practice after residents reported seeing deer injured by arrows in south Farmington Hills neighborhoods in November 2011, Farmington Patch reported Monday. A city ordinance amendment introduced allows the use of bows in a safe manner, shooting only at artificial targets, and in a manner that prevents arrows from landing on someone else's property. 2. A 75-year-old Plymouth woman who was reported missing Sunday was found in Clinton Township early Monday morning, wrote Clinton Township Patch. Lois Lowney's family told Livonia Police she suffers from Alzheimer's disease. 3. On Friday, Brighton Patch reported the death toll in Michigan from West Nile …
Sunday, August 26, 2012
There was plenty of news around the Greater West Bloomfield area this week.
Here is a look at five interesting stories from around the Greater West Bloomfield area this week. 1. A West Bloomfield nursing home was evacuated Friday morning after a gas leak in the parking lot, reported West Bloomfield Patch. 2. GOP presumptive nominee Mitt Romney was in Birmingham Friday afternoon, giving an interview for CBS Evening News, wrote Birmingham Patch. 3. Olympic Gymnast Jordyn Wieber appeared in Novi Wednesday, reported Novi Patch. 4. Farmington Public Safety officers on Friday recovered an iguana found wandering in a residential area, according to Farmington Patch. 5. Authorities are investigating the death of a long-time worker with the Road Commission for Oakland County who died in a vehicle accident in Milford …
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Here's a recap of the biggest stories in West Bloomfield during the week of July 28-Aug. 3.
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Saturday, August 4, 2012
A lot happened this past week, and we want to make sure you didn't miss a thing. Here are some of the biggest stories: Troy Police announced Thursday afternoon that they are no longer treating the disappearance of 55-year-old Troy resident Patrick Joseph Mikes as a missing person investigation, but instead as a homicide investigation. "It is believed that it is highly unlikely for someone to survive based on the evidence that was involved," Troy Police spokesman Capt. Robert Redmond said Thursday afternoon at a press conference in Troy. “Investigators are treating this as a homicide." He added, “Our efforts have shifted from locating Mr. Mikes to locating his body.” Redmond said police are "working on a timeframe from Friday morning until…
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Here's a recap of the biggest stories around West Bloomfield during the week of July 13-20.
A lot happened this past week, and we want to make sure you didn't miss a thing. Here are some of the biggest stories on Patch: A bright, yellowish stain on Canton Center Road south of Cherry Hill Road was caused by a chemical spill on Tuesday, according to Canton police reports. The driver of a truck carrying a barrel of yellow/green dye concentrate stopped when he noticed the spill as he was driving on Canton Center. Police closed the road to southbound traffic on Canton Center during the clean-up, causing minor traffic back-ups. Upon investigation, police noticed the barrel containing the bright liquid substance was not secured during transport. The driver was cited for spilled load and unsecured load violations, according to the police…
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Here's a recap of the biggest stories in West Bloomfield during the week of July 8-13.
A lot happened this past week, and we want to make sure you didn't miss a thing. Here are some of the biggest stories: The federal government claims two West Bloomfield residents have stolen more than $8 million by taking advantage of Medicare in a home health care scheme. Usha Shah, 63, and Deepak Shah, 63, allegedly submitted more than $8.8 million in bogus claims to Medicare for home health care services that were either medically unnecessary and/or never provided. The Shahs are also accused by the Federal Bureau of Investigations of paying cash kickbacks in return for obtaining Medicare beneficiaries' identification. In a release issued Wednesday, U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade said, "Medicare fraud cheats taxpayers out of money …
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Here's a recap of the biggest stories in West Bloomfield during the week of July 1-7.
A lot happened this past week, and we want to make sure you didn't miss a thing. Here are some of the biggest stories on Patch: Republican Congressman Thaddeus McCotter, representing Michigan's 11th District, resigned his office on Friday, citing a "nightmarish month and a half" that included a failure to qualify for the GOP primary ballot in August. In a statement Friday, McCotter said, "After nearly 26 years in elected office, this past nightmarish month and a half have, for the first time, severed the necessary harmony between the needs of my constituency and of my family. As this harmony is required to serve, its absence requires I leave." After a short-lived presidential run last year, McCotter focused his efforts on writing a racy TV…
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5:47 pm on Sunday, July 8, 2012
Interesting Hedda, as you may be aware, we have seen the media around the Detroit are cover "rally" when is only consisted of this number or fewer. The fact that the TV media did not cover it may be one of "the rally was not PC enough for them". Nice that it gets covered by the Patch no matter who it is about. more ›