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Welcome to the
Hills Herald |
Thank
you for visiting the Hills Herald website. This website is focused on improving our
community through volunteerism, information and education.
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Education |
Ask ten people what the
definition of education is and you will more than likely receive
ten different answers. Without a precise understanding of the
term "education" how can we ever avoid developing
inefficiencies in our educational system? In order to help
untangle the complex issues facing our educational system, the
Hills Herald will explore and inform about the state of
education in today's world.
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Volunteerism |
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A community's
spirit and pride shines through its volunteers. People who
spend their time volunteering, are the backbone of society. The
Hills Herald will feature the benevolent works of volunteers.
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Information |
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Information is
the fuel of business, industry, science and virtually all areas
of society. Quality information breeds creativity and
prosperity. The Hills Herald will provide information on a wide
range of subject matter to support those who are interested in
personal development and educational growth.
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Cover Story |
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How Did Bush Do Here in the Hills? |
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President Bush included Farmington Hills on his campaign
trail, but did it pay off? Here are the results:
President Bush lost to John Kerry in Farmington Hills by 3000
votes, and by 2800 votes between Farmington and Farmington
Hills.
"This is a concern we have to deal with said a GOP
representative, There is much work to be done here in
Farmington Hills. We lost important elections here, not
by a lot, but we lost. We have to get busy and
reinvigorate our local party." |
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Election Day Around Town |
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 Aldo Vagnozzi visited several polls
election day, "Things have changed a lot from the old
days. People don't like to have literature pushed onto
them entering the polls. I just shake people's hands"When asked what are his plans for the
following day, he said, " I am going to sleep in." |
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Largent's victory party located at
Cowley's in downtown Farmington, Wayne Beerbower, president of
the Farmington Hills Police Officers Association and Bill
Smith, long-time Republican activist, give their attention to
the big screen as results come in. |
Supporters, cold and wet, working
long hours at the polls greeting voters. "I really enjoy
meeting the people" said Ruth Ploski , a Largent
supporter. "That's what really makes this work fun." |
Voting for the first time!
Amber Hall, a recent graduate from Harrison High School.
"It's exciting to vote, but I need to learn more about the
issues before I feel totally comfortable." |
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