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March Board of Review
The Board of Review in the City of Royal Oak consists of six (6) residents
appointed by the City Commission. The six are divided into two (2) boards
that meet starting on the Tuesday following the first Monday in March of each
year. The Board's purpose is to hear and decide assessment appeals,
poverty exemptions, or property classification appeals.
Assessment Change Notices are mailed at least 14 days prior to the Board of
Review meeting. The Notice is intended to provide the owner or person
listed on the assessment roll of the property a notice of an increase in the
tentative state equalized valuation or the tentative taxable value for the
The following is Legal Notice for the 2016 March Board of Review:
City of Royal Oak March Board of Review will meet at 211 Williams
Street, Royal Oak, Michigan, Room 106 to review 2016 assessments.
An Organizational Meeting will be convened on March 8, 2016 from 9:00 am to
9:30 am.
Appeal Sessions will follow on March 8, 2016 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
and 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
On March 14, 2016 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
On March 15, 2016 from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
BOARD OF REVIEW IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Any person wishing to
appear before the Board of Review must make an appointment before 4:30
pm on March 14, 2016 by contacting the Assessor's Office at (248)
246-3110. Non-resident property owners may appeal by mail received no
later than March 14, 2016. An agent representing a taxpayer shall present
written authorization to the Board of Review at the time of his/her
appointment. A property owner or agent representing a taxpayer must
provide articles of organization for a limited liability company to prove
The tentative 2016 equalization factors for each class of property are as
Residential: 1.0000, Commercial: 1.0000, Industrial: 1.0000,
Personal: 1.0000
James M. Geiermann
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As the Democratic National Convention recounted President Obama's victories in office Wednesday night, one obstacle overcome was a little surprising: Rahm Emanuel. In the video introduction to the president's address, Rahm — formerly Obama's chief of staff and now mayor of Chicago — was shown trying to get in the way of Obama's signature health care bill becoming law.
Unless you're one of his three children, Tim Kaine is not your dad — but he might as well be.
Hillary Clinton's mild-mannered running mate is the calm in the storm that is the 2016 election. During his speech at the Democratic National Convention, he was even-tempered, spoke with joy when talking about his family, and even when he got riled up and did an impression of Donald Trump, it made the Republican presidential nominee seem almost (key word: almost) chill.
After formally accepting the Democratic Party's vice presidential nomination at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday night, Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) made the case for why he trusts Hillary Clinton. "First, she's consistent," Kaine said, addressing the convention for the first. "She battled to put kids and families first since she was a teenager."
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Writing credits(in alphabetical order)
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1970 saw the release of "Gamera vs. Jiger", also known as "Gamera vs.
Monster X". And no, no, no relation to the Monster X of "Godzilla:
Final Wars". At this point in the series, when the kids warn you not to
do something, and then Gamera warns you not to do something, it's best
not to do it. Naturally, the sacred statue is disturbed anyways and not
even twenty minutes in and our title monsters show up. Being quite
frank, Jiger is probably the least attractive creature featured in the
Gamera movies. It looks like a reptilian-warthog abomination. I don't
know what's stranger, the creature's looks or the way it jumps. With
that stocky body and its short legs I'm surprised it can cover that
much ground. Jiger also shoots quills and fires a "super ultra violet
ray beam" which I don't grasp at all. It even has a parasite injecting
tail and suction-covered feet
Ah screw it, I'm just getting this over
with: Jiger sucks.
Children are the main heroes of course, managing to outsmart not just their parents but Japan's top military generals and scientists. This really grates on my nerves and honestly he story is short but lacks real tension if you ask me. With no relatable characters as in the earlier films, it's hard to keep interest. At least with "Gamera vs. Guiron" the writing was so bad and weird it kept you involved. The story here feels far too bland and with is opponent looking the way it did, I found no excitement in the battles. But I'll admit the statue to the brain was an interesting fatality, Johnny Cage might want to check that out. This kaiju film is a dud by all laws of psychics.
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A 40th Year Anniversary Tribute to Vietnam Martyrs
Posted by Deborah.Walker on Thursday September 11, 2008
This year, when alumni and friends return to the Hillside for Homecoming 2008, the 40th anniversary year of Nyack alumni who were martyred in 1968 during the Vietnam War will be remembered during special events.
A memorial bench will be dedicated to the fallen alumni on Friday, October 10 on 9:15 am. The memorial service will be followed by Founder's Day chapel at 10:10 am on the Rockland campus in Pardington Hall. The keynote speaker will be U.S. Navy Rear Admiral R. Timothy Ziemer ('65), whose father perished during the Tet Offensive. Adm. Ziemer is the U.S. Malaria Coordinator appointed by President George W. Bush. In addition, Dr. Tom Stebbins, Global Ambassador for Evangelism Explosion, whose sister, Ruth Stebbins Thompson, another martyr to be honored, will speak at the Alumni Homecoming banquet at 6:30 p.m. in Boon Campus Center.
The alumni who lost their lives while serving as missionaries were Leon Griswold ('19), Nathan Robert Ziemer ('41), Carl Edward Thompson ('45) and Ruth Stebbins Thompson ('46), Ruth Wilting ('48), Carolyn Griswold ('49), and Betty Ann Olsen ('62). Two other alumni, Dr. Ardel Vietti ('48) and Archie Mitchell ('44), who were lost in 1962, will be honored as well. Family members of the alumni will travel to the Nyack, NY campus to attend the events.
These courageous disciples fully embraced the words of Christ in Matthew 16:24: "If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me."
Join us as we remember those who are gone but not forgotten.
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Toomey, Sestak and the Chocolate Factory
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Takeaway Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich went to his hometown, Hershey, in Dauphin County, Penn. — home of America's most famous chocolate factory. He asked union members of Chocolate Workers Local 464 — Hershey Chocolate Plant, which has faced job losses over the last several years, about which candidate, Republican Pat Toomey or Democrat Joe Sestak, they'll be supporting this November.
Dems Worry Over 'Firewall' Elections
Thursday, October 21, 2010
In the Washington state Senate race, Democratic incumbent Patty Murray is scraping by, just barely ahead of her Republican challenger Dino Rossi. Meanwhile, on the other side of the country in Pennsylvania, Democrat Joe Sestak and Republican Pat Toomey are running neck-and-neck for that state's open Senate seat.
Voters in Washington, in contrast to their counterparts in much of the rest of the country, have seen a race focused heavily on policy, rather than partisan bickering. Murray has proudly trumpeted her embrace of the Obama agenda, touting her involvement with writing the health care reform bill. President Obama will be campaigning for her later today.
The Fate of Democrats and Nancy Pelosi
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
If Democrats are able to hold a majority in the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi will have to decide if she will run for House Speaker again. However, many Democrats are already saying that they would not support her if she does run.
The Takeaway's Washington correspondent, Todd Zwillich, has the details of this developing story.
Wild Wild West and the 2010 Mid-Term Elections
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
We're nearing the end of the campaign trail for candidates seeking to win over voters in this November's upcoming mid-term elections. Takeaway Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich and Mike Shear, chief political reporter for the Caucus Blog at our partner The New York Times, are joining us every Tuesday to give us updates on what the candidates are up to on the trail.
Political Figures Strike Strategic Endgames
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
With November's mid-term elections only weeks away, Democrats and Republicans across the country are setting up their strategic political endgames.
Senate Report on Military Contractors: 'Wasted Resources'
Friday, October 08, 2010
A new report out by the Senate Armed Services Committee reveals more problems with our heavy use of private security contractors in the war in Afghanistan. The committee's chair, Senator Carl Levin (D-Mich), described "wasted resources" and "wide gaps in government oversight."
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski To Run As Write-In Candidate
Monday, September 20, 2010
Lisa Murkowski, the Republican senator from Alaska, may have lost the bid for nomination in the Republican primary, but that fact hasn't seemed to dampen her plans to continue her campaign for November's general election.
What's in the Small Business Bill?
Friday, September 17, 2010
The small business bill championed by President Obama and Democratic legislators is — after months of languishing in the Senate — moving through Congress. Expected to be easily passed by the House, the aid package includes $12 billion in tax breaks as well as $30 billion in government-backed loans for small businesses. Proponents estimate it may create as many as 500,000 jobs.
Insurgency Wins Over Incumbency in Delaware, New Hampshire
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Republican primary voters in Delaware faced a much-hyped choice at the polls yesterday, and ultimately voted for Tea Party-endorsed Christine O'Donnell over moderate long-term Delaware Rep. Mike Castle. The state Republican party campaigned hard against O'Donnell, saying she is likely to lose against a Democrat in the general election. The outcome could have big consequences for which party will occupy Vice President Biden's place in the Senate.
What Does it Mean to Be 'Rich' in America?
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich breaks down the politics behind the Bush-era tax cuts, made during a time of budget surplus, and the proposals to allow the cuts to expire on individuals making more than $250,000 a year. Are there political agendas here? Also, chief economist for the Concord Coalition, Diane Lim Rogers, discusses the economics of this debate. Will this benefit middle class America and, in turn, stimulate the economy or will it negatively affect small business owners that are in the $250,000 income bracket that will lose their tax break?
We asked our listeners: What does it mean to be rich these days anyway? The tax code says it's $250,000 a year. How much do YOU think you have to earn to be considered rich?
Name Recognition and Delaware Politics
Monday, September 13, 2010
Michael Murray is a retired Air Force Chief Master Sergeant living in Magnolia, Delaware. He's a self-described conservative, former National Security Agency worker, and former fire department volunteer.
Murray is also a Republican, and he says he's voted for moderate Rep. Mike Castle (R-Del) at least three or four times during Castle's decades-long tenure as governor, lieutenant governor, and congressman. "He's done a lot, I give you that," Murray says of Castle. "He's helped out the fire companies. He's helped out the police, the first responders," he adds. In any other political year that might have been enough for Murray.
Not this time.
Florida Reverend Stands Down from Quran Burning
Friday, September 10, 2010
Reverend Terry Jones, leader of the Dove World Outreach Center, a tiny Pentecostal church in Gainesville, has backed down from his plan to burn the Quran. Reverend Jones' plan to burn copies of the Quran on the ninth anniversary of September 11th lit an international firestorm. Now Reverend Jones says he will not burn any Qurans – and he doesn't think anyone else should, either.
Obama Plan Could Help Dems, But Not The Way You Think
Thursday, September 09, 2010
(Crossposted from Transportation Nation)
Did President Obama do his party a political favor by proposing $50 billion in new transportation infrastructure spending to a budget-weary nation right before the November midterms? Was his labor day infrastructure plan an effort to allow struggling Democrats to distance themselves?
At least one vulnerable Democrat under fire for supporting the president's first $787 billion stimulus plan now says he's not on board for any more. And just like that, Sen. Michael Bennett (D-Colo.) has put a little distance between himself and a White House sagging in the polls.
Democrats Surprised by Obama Transportation Plan
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
(Crossposted from Transportation Nation)
Presidents Barack Obama's proposal for $50 billion in new spending on highway and railroad infrastructure, delivered in Milwaukee on Monday, has players on Capitol Hill scratching their heads while at the same time predicting the money likely won't pass Congress this year.
Aides to key lawmakers in both the House and Senate said they knew little of Obama's proposal prior to his announcement Monday in front of a labor union audience. Much of what Capitol Hill knows of the White House's actual intentions it has learned from the press, several said.
Top of the Hour: Katrina Five Years Later; Morning Headlines
Friday, August 27, 2010
Five years later, as we remember the days running up to Hurricane Katrina, the remaining troubles of the disaster are far from gone. That, and this morning's top headlines.
House to Vote on Major Education Bill to Save Teachers' Jobs
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
The House is expected to return from its summer recess for an emergency vote which, if passed, could potentially save tens of thousands of teachers' jobs. When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) called for the emergency vote, some Republicans accused the Congresswoman of pandering to teachers' unions and special interest groups ahead of November's mid-term elections.
Power Players with Todd Zwillich: John McCain on Repealing the 14th Amendment
Monday, August 09, 2010
The immigration debate heated up last week when some Republican senators suggested revisiting the 14th amendment, which guarantees U.S. citizenship to any person born in territory of the United States. Todd asks Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) if Congress should hold hearings on the contentious issue.
Black Farmers' Settlement Withheld ... Again
Monday, August 09, 2010
It's been 11 years and the nation's black farmers have still not received the nearly $1.25 billion settlement they were promised by the Agriculture Department. The Senate was expected to approve the measure before the start of recess last Thursday, but Republicans put the brakes on the vote after citing concerns that Democrats had not outlined a plan to pay for the settlement.
Senate Recess
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Todd Zwillich, Washington correspondent for The Takeaway, talks about the wrap-up before the Senate recess, and previews today's Kagan vote.
Senate Moves Forward $26 Billion Spending Bill
Thursday, August 05, 2010
The Senate handed President Barack Obama a victory yesterday as they passed a test vote on a $26 billion spending bill. The bill combines $16 billion in Medicaid funding and $10 billion in layoff prevention. Takeaway Washington correspondent, Todd Zwillich, has the details.


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Mr.Speck, I am related by marriage to the Forenskis. Carol Forenski Kendrick and Barbara Forenski, whose monuments you also manage, are his daughters.
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A very special thank you much appreciated, for transferring my in-laws families.
I can now add in family information on them.
With someone like you doing your research it also helps those of us doing Ancestry lineage on families.
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Sorry to bother you again.
Where do you get the personal information on my in-laws and other families you list in Cathedral and All Saints and other cemeteries?
I added pictures to some of the family.
Will you kindly now transfer all the Maiorano's I requested before in All Saints #107118970. 107118971, 10711897 to me?
In Cathedral Cem. Delores is a double as last year I tried to add information to her but couldn't so added in her. Can you kindly remove your listing #109963993 as I have all her family information added to her.
I am despretly working on these people adding in family lineage info.
I appreciate your kind help with my request.
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Hello Eric,
As for the repeated requests, it wasn't my intention to do so. I didn't realize about the duplicates you mention, as I know they cause confusion.
Kindly recheck as I took out the ones you requested.
I will now have to redo all the written info and pictures again it seems.
I have worked with family lineage for aver 45 years, don't want to walk on anyones toes with it.
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Hello Eric,
Thank you for making the corrections to my in-laws and family on Findagrave. It is very much appreciated.
Can you transfer the memorials of Joseph Vito Maiorano #107118971, Helen Ann Fortugno Maiorano #107118970 and their son Samuel "Sammy" Michael Maiorano #107118972 to me please? My number is 473725251.
I want to do profile write-ups on them.
I was sure I had put them in a while back, as I add some in family in Cathedral Cem.
Keep up your good work. It is important to us people who do genealogy work.
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Hello Eric,
The following Memorials are my In-laws and brother-in-law.
Will you kindly transfer them to my name please.
Memorial 107118970 Helen Ann Fortugno Maiorano
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i would appreciate this and than you. I THOUGHT i HAD DONE THESE A WHILE BACK.
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Thank you for the photo's hopefully this will help other family members realize that Magdalene was one of Mary Cikoski's sisters the other sister and two brothers remained in lithuania.
I originally asked for this photo Gerri (Scary) Dougan
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Thank you for the information about this being the same person as Maria Grazia Fenza. I've deleted Grazia.
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Eric, thank you so much for the marker photos for my cousin Helen Berry and her husband Francis at West Laurel Hill in Philadelphia. It is truly appreciated. Jim Lawrence
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Kaitlynn Gov experienced an awkward moment at Thursday's commencement exercises at Weston Ranch High.
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Ripon High's Daniel Van Lewen and Hailey Johnson shared plenty of the same memories of the past four years.
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ARNP Paul Cowsar at HRMC ER is a poor excuse for a physician
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#1 Sep 14, 2009
I took my daughter there and her lungs were bleeding from cold/flu and he gave her ibuprofen and sent her home, also said my child and i quote "Wasen't being Realistic" come on ppl she's 8! Thank goodness I made it the following day to a pediatrician with some sense.
#2 Sep 14, 2009
He's not a doctor. ARNP means he is a nurse practitioner.
#3 Sep 14, 2009
ARNP--Advanced registered nurse practitioner. How is it that your daughter was bleeding from her lungs from a cold or flu? That's just not realistic, he's right. Unless she has a tumor in her lung or she coughed so hard and tore the mucosal lining of her airways, that could be the only source of her bleeding. It seems to me that you're nothing more than an over reacting mom with very little medical knowledge in which case you should just keep your mouth shut and educate yourself first before criticizing someone who obviously knows much more than you do.
#4 Sep 14, 2009
ummm i know idiot what an ARNP is, But if you had a child you would also know a concerned mom takes them no matter what, maybe its ppl like u that let the kids go around here end up having child welfare come in, when it comes to my kids i DO NOT take a chance!!!
#5 Sep 14, 2009
Furthermore her peditrician said she had been misdiagnosed, you watch your kid cough all night and see how u like it!
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#6 Sep 14, 2009
By made it to a pediatrician with some sense you probably mean gave you antibiotics so you felt more comfortable. The last time i checked, the treatment for a cold was rest and tylenol/ibuprofen.
Lemme guess the doctor said upper respiratory infection and gave you augmentin?
#7 Sep 15, 2009
I agree totally! Working in the medical profession has taught me that people who claim that their mother, cousin, friend, child (insert relationship here) went to hospital, clinic, doctor, pharmacy (insert location) and they were bleeding, vomiting, swelling, coughing, dying (insert symptom) to death usually do not know what they're talking about and are usually drug seeking.
#8 Sep 16, 2009
Read your own post you idiot, it says Paul Coswar poor excuse for a physician, you didn't say nurse. Do you need to look up what physician means? You seem to know a lot about welfare and people on welfare having kids, which is probably what you are judging by the way you show your ignorance.
#9 Sep 16, 2009
How do you know it's not the pediatrician that is misdiagnosing? If my kid coughed all night long I would simply go to walmart and buy a cough suppresant and an antihistamine and call it a night instead of going to the ER and wasting someones time on such a simple basic problem. Uneducated people go to the ER because they think everytime they have the common cold they could die. Since you have a medical card you don't think twice about going since you're not paying for it. You are the reason why the healthcare system in this country is a failure...people like you who think healthcare is an entitlement that you don't have to pay for. Where does that kind of thinking come from?
#10 Sep 16, 2009
I bet you're probably also thinking about filing for a lawsuit and seeing if you can get money out of this. Not only do you want/expect free healthcare, you also hope it's a winning lottery ticket...pathetic, but sadly, true.
#11 Sep 16, 2009
Any Loving Mother shows concern for her kids and if that means something as simple as a caugh or a runny nose taking them to the ER Then so be it. I have done it myself and that does not mean you are on welfare thank you very much my husband and I work very hard and have insurance and we pay our doctor bills, as for myself when it comes to money or my childs health I will pay it someway but my childs health comes first. I don't blame her for taking her kid. But considering the dumb A$$es that don't seem to know their @ss from a hole in the ground you probally are safer to stay away from the ER.
#12 Sep 16, 2009
I don't think that a concerned mom first worry is child welfare. It sure sounds like there is a history of child welfare services in this family.
#13 Sep 16, 2009
Concern is one thing, but an over-reacting sue-happy ignorant hypochondriac on welfare is what I'm talking about. Also, ER doctors are overwhelmed by drug seekers and people with simple problems who don't need to be going to the emergency room. After all those times you have been to the ER for a cough or a runny nose, you should be an expert at treating it at home yourself with simple over the counter medications and plain old rest and good nutrition. Really, why spend healthcare dollars and waste a doctors time with such trivial matters.
#14 Sep 16, 2009
Did it ever occur to you that maybe the reason your child is sick is because you feed him/her nothing but fast food, chips, hotdogs, and whatever other junk food you buy with your foodstamps. Next time you think about your child's welfare, start with the basics like good nutrition, proper hygiene and education. You take care of that and I guarantee you will not have to go to the ER anymore.
#15 Sep 16, 2009
Before putting my 2 cents in on this, I am going to get all the facts, unlike some other people that are so into name calling and being judgemental. It is a mothers' first instinct to want their child to be comfortable. I dont blame her for taking the child to the ER. However, I am curious...how did you know her lungs were bleeding?? Was she coughing up blood or what?
#16 Sep 16, 2009
I am so sick of people blaming doctors for not being treated properly when they are sick. Mainaining your health is an individual responsibility. If you do smoke, drink alcohol, take drugs, eat junk food, don't sleep right, and abuse your body, that's your fault and you got what you deserve. Don't turn around and blame a doctor for not making you better. If you don't give a damn about your health, why should a doctor. It's sad that the people who try to help are the ones who get blamed when things don't go perfectly.
#17 Sep 16, 2009
She won't answer because she probably made that up. If her daughter spit up some blood it was probably because her gums were bleeding due to a combination of poor nutrition and poor dental hygiene. Or did she cough so hard that it tore the mucosal lining of her pharynx, which is pretty unlikely. Think about it, if she really was so sick that she was bleeding from her lungs, my question to the mother would be why she waited so long to take her to the hospital. Bleeding from the lungs just doesn't happen spontaneously from an 8 year old without having some preceding signs.
#18 Sep 16, 2009
Are you referring to the doctor or the patient?
#19 Sep 16, 2009
All I'm simply saying is that people should use some common sense before going to the emergency room for every little problem, most of which get better anyway whether you go to the doctor or not. Did you ever notice that the people in the emergency room waiting area seem pretty comfortable. That's because there really isn't anything wrong with them that constitutes a true emergency. Most of what is seen in emergency rooms can be taken care of at a doctors office. The only difference is that the emergency room will do a lot of unnecessary tests which generates a big bill and money for the hospital. It's no wonder that we have a healthcare crisis in this country.
#20 Sep 16, 2009
I think the first clue to the type of person this is, is the fact that her concern was getting reported to child welfare. Child welfare isn't even in my radar screen because I would never need to worry about that. It's been my experience that the first thought someone has in their mind usually points to a past experience.
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