Not to be confused with the Village of MILFaward. Which won a lot of awards for having the most…read moregorgeous MILFs imaginable. This is a tiny little sleepy Village which is really far to the northwest of Detroit and I liked it, but it's a little bit quiet for me and definitely too far from any highways and interstates so it can be a real pain to get to especially in traffic. And when there's no traffic which is generally about 3 in the morning that presents a problem as well, because then the police are out and looking for anybody and everybody to pull over because it's such a sleepy little village. Driving in the middle of the night in small villages and small suburbs in towns in America really does seem to be a crime punishable by a 30-minute interrogation. And racial profiling as well. There's a fairly decent YMCA here and then a huge Plaza full of stores which gets really busy. Just getting in and out of this area as I said - it's really problematic.

I am a big fan of the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce! They put on countless events, ranging…read morefrom facilitated networking to social media boot camps. They have one of the best Taste Fests in all of Michigan, a great golf outing, a business expo that grows each year, concerts in the park for families, and now even a Beer University! If you are a business anywhere near Clarkston it is a must join...

We have lived here since 1984 and been in for everything from absentee ballots to building permits…read moreto property tax assessments and payments and more. Over many years of visiting the township offices for many of the services listed above and others everyone we have dealt with has been first of all professional and knowledgeable about there area. They also seem to be interested in helping you with your issues, something that is usually hard to fake and is rare in most government employees around the country today. We live in one of the best communities in one of the best areas in the country and, in large part that is because of our local government professionals. We get many useful services from our township for the property taxes we pay.

Getting in this place is a little tough b/c the line was to the door to go through the security…read moreline. Once inside, it was the most efficient finger-printing I have ever had done (to be fair, this was only the second time). The woman checking me in wasn't the nicest person, but the person doing my finger-printing was super friendly and efficient. It took me about 15-20 minutes total to get in and out. Mission accomplished. My appointment was at 11am, and I got there at about 10:15 and walked out the door around 10:30. I will say that the line when I was leaving was quite a bit longer. So getting there around 10 is the key. What a surprisingly easy experience.

Around here, you don't get Kidney Stones. You get something way worse. From the water. You get…read moreFlint-Stones. You lose your wilma to live, and your life ends up in rubble. It comes out of nowhere like Bam! Bam! Then the Flint stones turn to Jelly, and you have Jelly Stones. Bad times. 5 stars for the city, the people, the spirit, the working class mentality, the real America. 1 star for what they've done to the city, the people, the spirit, the working class Americans. The 1% will someday pay for their crimes. We all know what you are and what you have done to all of us. Of course we all know what happened here with the water. I want to give them one star for poisoning their people and killing so many people but Buffalo has been doing the same thing and I gave them five stars and nobody even knows about it. The city itself is pretty dangerous in parts and pretty cool in others. It's a nice Michigan city that has some redeeming qualities. But almost everything is made with water so how do you not drink the water? Let's be real here. It's in f***ing everything Flint is an old relic of the past with a lot of problems not least the one that you read about regarding the water. I've always enjoyed driving through here and the diners and the food stands. It's like old time America but has a lot of the problems of new time America and in particular industrial America. Now I'm in like flint, time to get out of this review before the water gets me.

Spent a few days recently... Loved the people I encountered…read moreand met. Real, working class. Of course the city has numerous issues (abandonment, water, poverty, crime). There is also quality places to stay, terrific bars. Looking forward to yearly visits.

What a beautiful building, I was there for training and found the building to be clean, not old and…read moredirty like some departments are. The woman sitting at the front desk was pleasant and helpful. The classroom was spacious. The bathrooms were clean and the parking lot had enough parking.

I must admit up front that I am the president of the Friends of the Flushing Area Library…read more That said, the Flushing Area Library has been and is an important part of the Flushing community. It is one of the most-used libraries in the Genesee District Library system (19 libraries throughout the county) and provides a wide variety of materials and services to users from Flushing, Flushing Township, and Clayton Township. The library provides books, audio-books, DVDs, and more for all interests and levels, from toddlers to octogenarians and beyond. Always check the new fiction and non-fiction selections just inside the front door to see what the staff have picked out -- I find three or four every time I stop in.

The Orion Chamber is the best Chamber of Commerce I have been a part of! Their sense of community…read moreis amazing. The Chamber has a large amount of events to be a part of throughout the year that allows for some awesome networking opportunities. They recently moved to downtown Lake Orion into a smaller building - it may be hard to find - as it is in a building that is shared with other businesses.

Great people and very helpful. Not as big as some but like most people in Lake Orion...they have…read morebig hearts! They promote networking and try to connect as many people as possible which really helped me get my small business started.