Joseph Goral is a journalist based in Detroit, Michigan. He writes for WDIV-TV, covering local news and events in the Detroit area. His work also appears in Northwest Michigan's Second Wave and The Oakland Post, where he has covered a wide range of topics including politics, crime, sports, and community events.
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Joseph Goral's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Michigan, with a strong emphasis on announcements and industry-specific content related to sports, culture & society, entertainment news, and education. He extensively covers topics such as state rankings, Michigan-centric events, the economy, economic development initiatives and business-related stories.
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INDEPENDENCE TWP. — The 18th annual Angels’ Place Race is set to take place in downtown Clarkston on May 10.
The Orion Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed True Flourishing to the community with a ribbon cutting on Jan. 23. Joelyn Beaver, founder and director of True Flourishing, cut the ribbon. True Flourishing provides hope for its clients’ futures by empowering people with the knowledge and actions to take now in order to prevent cognitive decline 5-20 years later through innovative and accessible brain and microvascular insights. For more information on True Flourishing, visit www.trueflourishing.com or call 248-961-2393. Photo by Roger Greene
LAKE ORION — The weather outside may be frightful but the activities in downtown Lake Orion will be a fun-filled winter blast during this year’s Ice Fest.
Authorities are looking for a suspect who exposed himself to two girls in the Baldwin Commons plaza on S. Baldwin Road at around 4:04 p.m. Jan. 17, an Oakland County Sheriff’s Office incident report stated.
By: Joseph Goral, James Rogers
Favorite extracurricular activities: Marching band and Theatre
The friends and family of Wally Niezguski, along with the Clarkston Family Farm (CFF), have announced the third annual Wally’s Service Project Scholarship contest. The scholarship contest commemorates the legacy of Wally Niezguski, a long-term organic gardener, nature lover and supporter of the CFF.
By: Joseph Goral
Orion Township officials are grateful for the support that the Oxford Fire Department provided in the aftermath of the explosion at the Keatington New Town Condo complex in Orion Township on Nov. 19. Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett and Orion Township Fire Chief Ryan Allen sent a letter to the Oxford Township Board of Trustees thanking the Oxford Fire Department for its assistance during the tragedy.
By: Joseph Goral
Ordinance gives fire department ‘flexibility’ in recouping costs By Jim Newell
By Jim Newell Managing Editor OXFORD TWP. — The Oxford competitive cheer teams had dominant performances in the Frozen Fest Invitational with the varsity squad taking first place in the D1 division on Saturday at Oxford High School. After three rounds, the Oxford High School varsity squad edged out the Howell High School team 705.08 to 701.34 to take home the Frozen Fest trophy.
WATERFORD — The Oxford High School varsity girls bowling team are Oakland County champions, winning their third crown in program history.
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