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Enjoy Some Coffee, Help Send Children to Camp
Tim Hortons is celebrating its annual "Camp Day" today by donating proceeds from coffee sales to help send disadvantaged children to camp.

Beth.Valone@Patch.com / 248-219-2022
I am the Associate Regional Editor for 10 Patch websites in Oakland County: Ferndale, Berkley-Huntington Woods, Royal Oak, Birmingham, Clawson, Rochester-Rochester Hills, Oakland Township, Troy, West Bloomfield and Bloomfield-Bloomfield Hills.
I am a veteran editor, having worked at The Detroit News (twice) for a total of 17 years before joining Patch. I also was the managing editor for iCan.com, a startup website for people with disabilities, and the U.S. PR director for PRISM, working with clients such as Ford Motor Co., DuPont Automotive, Shell and Ferrari.
I grew up in the Rosedale Park neighborhood in northwest Detroit and have lived in Royal Oak for 21 years with my husband and two boys, where we enjoy great neighbors, a lively downtown and top-notch schools.
Tim Hortons is celebrating its annual "Camp Day" today by donating proceeds from coffee sales to help send disadvantaged children to camp.

20-year-old and 16-year-old suspects from New Haven are arrested after late-night chase also turns up backpack full of stolen goods.
ROMS director Diane Mehringer is thrilled by the singers' determination and success as the school celebrates its highest number of kids to qualify.
Tim Hortons is celebrating its annual "Camp Day" today by donating proceeds from coffee sales to help send disadvantaged children to camp.
Temperatures are rising and so are many girls' hemlines, along with skin-baring shirts and shorts.
Berkley Public Safety officers detain man and woman from Southfield also wanted in connection with Troy retail fraud in multi-agency effort.
Man and woman from Southfield arrested in Berkley were also sought in Troy for retail fraud. More charges could come this week.
Doctor suggests drinking plenty of fluids, coming inside right away if feeling ill and not overexerting yourself.
We're not yet used to the heat, so high temps can be hazardous, the National Weather Service warns.
We're not yet used to the heat, so temps in the 90s this afternoon can be hazardous. But evening storms could cool us down for a few hours.
We've got heat, blood drives, runs and more going on around town.
Temperatures are expected to hit 90 Tuesday afternoon.
Temperatures reached 90 degrees today; storms in forecast tonight.
Temperatures reached 90 degrees today; storms predicted tonight.
We're not yet used to the heat, so temps in the 90s this afternoon can be hazardous.
There's plenty to do and see around town on the holiday.
From the pancake breakfast to the parade and memorial service, plus a vintage baseball game and WWII vet documentary, Royal Oak Patch captures it all.
From pancake breakfast and parades to WWII veterans documentary premiere and old-time baseball game, there's plenty to do and see in Royal Oak on the holiday.
Heavy rain forecast for today, but sunny and around 90 degrees tomorrow.
Heavy rain forecast for today, but sunny and around 90 degrees tomorrow.