Be an AOK Kid!

On Friday, February 1, from 7 to 9 pm, Acting Out Kids will host an acting and improv workshop at the Hunter Community Center. Kids ages 7 to 18 are invited to learn acting, improv and public speaking skills through a variety of acting and improv games, activities and skits in a fun, friendly, casual, and noncompetitive environment. New kids are always welcome. The cost is $10.00 per child. Advance registration is required. To register, contact actingoutkids@yahoo.com.

Clawson is a Great Place to Live

Clawson rocks! It ranked 15 in the 2019 Best Places to Raise a Family in Michigan according to credit website WalletHub. Wallethub compared 102 cities in Michigan across four key dimensions: 1) Family Life & Fun, 2) Education, Health & Safety, 3) Affordability and 4) Socioeconomics. See the rankings at Wallethub.

Have a Burger with the Chamber

Nosh and network with Clawson Chamber of Commerce members and prospective Chamber members. As they gather for lunch at The Detroit Burger Bar on Monday, January 28 at 11:30 a.m. Call the Chamber office at 248.435.6500 or email ClawsonChamberOfCommerce@gmail.com for more information.

After the Gavel

Here are the highlights of the January 15 City Council meeting:

Council appointed new members to the Downtown Development Authority, Parks & Recreation Board and Planning Commission.
The final contract between Amy Cell LLC and the City of Clawson was approved to perform executive search services for a new city manager.
Members of Council received and filed the City of Clawson July 1, 2017-June 30, 2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report prepared by PSLZ LLP.
Dates were established for the March 2019 Board of Review. The Board will assemble during set hours on March 15th, March 18th and March 19th. Call the Treasurer’s Office at 248.435.4500 x120 for more information.

PAWS to Read!

Come to the library to read to a dog. Everyone’s favorite certified therapy dogs love to be read to, so pick out a book to read to a furry friend on Wednesday, January 30, from 4 to 5:30 pm. Sign up for a 10-minute time slot at the library or by phone at 248.588.5500.

Still Have Your Christmas Tree?

If you’re still vacuuming up pine needles, you may want to take that Christmas tree to one of Oakland County Parks recycling sites. The recycling program ends January 27, so don’t wait.

The following 11 Oakland County Parks take Christmas trees for recycling 9 am to 4 pm, seven days a week through January 27: