Lake Norcentra Park successfully raises more than $100,000 for improvements
The multiple improvements come as a result of a $51,201 crowdfunding campaign and a $50,000 grant.
Rochester
Crowdfunding campaign launched for Rochester park
Planned improvements include concessions, a picnic garden, public art installations, benches, hammocks, green space, bike infrastructure, interpretive signage, and more.
Coffee, groceries and high-end condos: Regional development news round-up for August
New coffee in downtown Northville, new groceries in downtown Plymouth, and downtown Rochester may trade its historic elevator for high-end condos.
Winning mural chosen for new park in Rochester Hills
The mural depicting a day on the trail by Rochester Hills mom and children's book illustrator Christine Gibson will be installed along the Clinton River Trail.
Regional development news round-up for June
A pitch competition in Pontiac, vibrant downtowns in Oakland County, a Peregrine Falcon named Grace in Macomb County, and more in our June development roundup.
Public art competition in Rochester’s Lake Norcentra Park opens polls to the public
Over 3,000 votes have been placed since online polls opened just one week ago.
Rochester company deconstructs, not demolishes, old homes
Rochester-based Bloomingdale Construction is hopping on the home deconstruction trend with a new spinoff business.
Rochester College park project seeks artist submissions
Muralists wanted to create place-based art reflecting the Rochester region along the Clinton River Trail at Rochester College.
Take me to the river: CRWC director Anne Vaara on restoring an urban waterway
The Clinton River is both Michigan's most populous watershed and an Area of Concern. That means lots of volunteers to help with the cleanup effort, which is encouraging to Clinton River Watershed Council director Anne Vaara.
Placemaking projects on Huron and Clinton rivers yield positive changes
"With placemaking, rivers can become the central focus of our towns."
