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The Polish Institute of Culture Research, located in Orchard Lake Schools, is dedicated to promoting Polish and Polish American culture through various programs, courses, and events. With a focus on preserving artifacts and archival materials, the Institute also emphasizes the link between Polish culture and Catholicism, encouraging the next generations to appreciate and cultivate their heritage. Under the direction of Dr. John Radzilowski, the Institute seeks to adapt and evolve Polish culture within the American context while fostering a dialogue with diverse cultures. By highlighting the values of integrity, loyalty, and honor—as well as the contributions of Poles in the USA—the Institute aims to share the rich history and significance of Polish identity with both Polish and non-Polish audiences. Generated from the website

Michigan Outdoor News, based in Lake Orion, MI, is a reputable source of hunting and fishing news in the state. With a newspaper circulation of approximately 25,000, the publication keeps outdoor enthusiasts informed about the latest updates in the field. Under the editorial guidance of Bill Parker, Michigan Outdoor News features content from freelance writers and sportsmen, offering a platform for sharing insights and experiences within the hunting and fishing community. Generated from their available business information

The Oakland Press has been operational for more than 150 years in the Oakland County. The press informs citizens of Oakland community about the day's events, schools, police departments and courts and political events in the United States and abroad. The Oakland Press serves more than 213,600 readers in the suburbs near Detroit Monday through Friday. In addition to its regular news, business, features and sports sections, The Oakland Press also publishes more than 10 special news and advertising sections. Founded in 1844 as a family-owned newspaper, it is currently owned by 21st Century Newspapers.