Judge’s memorial unveiled
Published: June 15, 2026
The Oakland County 44th District Court proudly unveiled a permanent memorial wall highlighting the life and career of the late 44th District Court Judge Jamie Wittenberg.
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- Judge’s memorial unveiled
- Commissioners approve funding to support $27.7 million in local Oakland County road projects
- Downtown Clawson captures top honor at Main Street Oakland County’s Main Event Awards Ceremony
- U.S. attorney honors Michigan first responders for exceptional acts of bravery
- Nessel joins lawsuit challenging mandates on federal contractors
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