Timothy Rath, Patch Staff
- Troy, MI
I am excited to be covering local news for Troy Patch and Shelby-Utica Patch.
Most of my experience is in community journalism. Prior to my experience in Troy and Shelby-Utica, I helped launch West Bloomfield Patch and worked as local editor in that township for two years. I have also covered Clawson Patch.
I have a Bachelor's degree in journalism from Oakland University. When I studied there, I also worked as an editor for the independent student newspaper on campus, The Oakland Post.
In my free time, you will most likely find me at a local concert venue, watching hockey, and volunteering. Just not at the same time.
Contact: (248) 622-7994 or tim dot rath at patch dot com.
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West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Where in Greater West Bloomfield Did I Take This?
Think you know Greater West Bloomfield? Tell us in the comments where this photo was taken.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Celebrating Rosh Hashanah 2012 in West Bloomfield
Make this holiday special with these traditional recipes and share some of your favorites.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Sold! Check Out Recent Home Sales in West Bloomfield
What's selling? Here's a list of single-family homes sold in West Bloomfield this past summer.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Weekend Weather: Mostly Sunny in West Bloomfield
It should be a beautiful weekend, according to the National Weather Service. Get out there and enjoy these warm days while we still have them!
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Love it or Hate it? Flu Season Means Flu Shots
Flu shots available through Oakland County Health Division beginning Sept. 25.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Slain West Bloomfield Officer Remembered: 'He Was Our Rudy'
Thousands remember Patrick O'Rourke for his service and faith at funeral in Fenton Friday.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Former Financial Officer of Pontiac Church Sentenced Up to 20 Years
Reuben Bynum, 61, of West Bloomfield embezzled over $60,000 from Trinity Baptist Church in Pontiac over the course of the past six years.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital Opens Organic Greenhouse
$1 million complex to provide education and organic produce for patients.
Birmingham, MI|News|
Oakland County Takes On 'Fracking' During Town Hall
Approximately 100 turned out Wednesday night to hear from activists, elected officials, and industry experts on the controversial issue involving natural gas underneath area waterways.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
7 West Bloomfield Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
They are among 16,000 high school seniors nationwide to receive the distinction.
Farmington-Farmington Hills, MI|News|
Farmington Hills Commissioner Co-Hosts 'Fracking' Town Hall
Approximately 100 people turned out to hear from activists, elected officials, and industry experts on the controversial issue involving natural gas underneath area waterways.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Feature Photo: Maple and Orchard Lake Intersection
Buildings torn down this week to make room for new development.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Funeral Thursday for Teen Bryson Salem
18-year-old Walled Lake Central graduate had no pre-existing medical conditions when he collapsed playing basketball Tuesday, according to Oakland County officials.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
'Fracking' the Focus of Oakland County Town Hall
Approximately 100 turned out to hear from activists, elected officials, and industry experts on the controversial issue involving natural gas underneath area waterways.
Novi, MI|News|
Michigan Flags Ordered to Half-Staff Friday in Honor of Officer O'Rourke
Governor Snyder said the West Bloomfield police officer's sacrifice will never be forgotten.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
New Website Makes Donating to Officer O'Rourke's Family Trust Easier
Health, education, and welfare top-of-mind for local area residents.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
Community Gathers at Candlelight Vigil for Slain Officer
West Bloomfield Police Officer Patrick O'Rourke died in the line of duty Sunday night.
West Bloomfield, MI|News|
West Bloomfield Gunman's Neighbors Shocked and Saddened
Residents returned home Monday night to find bullet holes in the family room, shell casings on the front lawn.
