Tisdel’s "Quite a Bit of Broadway" supports Neighborhood House For the 15th consecutive year, local singer and Rochester Hills City Councilman Mark Tisdel will entertain the community to benefit Neighborhood House. The widely popular annual event, "Tisdel in Concert," will be held on Sunday, April 17 at 4:00 p.m. at the First Congressional Church in Rochester. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the programs and services of Neighborhood House, a local non-profit organization dedicated to … [Read more...]
Rochester Hills Councilman Mark Tisdel sings for Neighborhood House
Rochester Hills Educator Announces City Council Candidacy
Bill Soule, a Rochester Hills resident and educator has announced his intention to run for one of two at-large seats on city council this fall. Also in the race are current Rochester Hills City Council members Dale Hetrick and Mark Tisdel. Currently, Soule is a professor of media and communication arts and an adjunct instructor of business law at Macomb Community College. Read the full story on The Oakland Press. … [Read more...]
Stolen signs found, more go missing
Just when it seemed like the great sign caper had been solved, more campaign signs were stolen this week in Rochester Hills. Last week a number of candidates for Rochester Hills City Council said their signs were stolen or vandalized after being placed on supporters’ lawns. Incumbent Councilman Martin Brennan, who is not a candidate, made a police report after the signs of several candidates were vandalized on his lawn. He was still steamed Monday night, when he brought a sign that had been … [Read more...]
Mark Tisdel Running for City Council At-Large
A 22-year Rochester Hills resident, Mark Tisdel became interested earlier this year in running for public office. “In January of this year, I had a meeting with a state legislator with whom I'd developed an acquaintance over the years,” he said. “I asked about running for political office. I was advised to contact anyone I knew on the Rochester Hills City Council to see about being appointed to a commission / committee. Eventually, I sat down with Vern Pixley. When Vern decided not to seek … [Read more...]