Week in Review: Students Honored, Carnival Begins, New Biz Opens Downtown

• : Teachers presented 665 awards to students during two ceremonies on Thursday.
• The five-term Oakland County executive and founder of The Brooksie Way is seeking another four years.
• : This is the 35th year of the Rochester Hills Lions Club carnival, which benefits Leader Dogs for the Blind.
• : Media specialists, para-educators and learning consultants not likely to be among the choices, Rochester's assistant superintendent says.
• : Kids can sign up for Harry Potter, golf, Lego-themed camps and more at this Auburn Hills camp.
• : Richard Myers will serve as interim leader of the police department in Sanford, FL.
• : Changes will take place during the 2014-2015 school year.
• : Virinder Moudgil leaves a legacy after 36 years of service to Oakland University.
• : The Rochester Hills Public Library dedicates its second bookmobile; this one is for early readers.
• Pat Kane of Rochester started Benny's Kitchen after spending 10 weeks caring for a dachshund in need. "This is for the pets who may go unfed or unloved."
• : It spans two continents and six generations and next week Give Thanks will celebrate 13 years of baking with free treats for all.
• : You can watch the Apreas in action as they make a fresh batch of their Moon River Soap each morning.