Get comfy, cozy at the new Lulu’s Salon

Ready to pamper your locks for the upcoming cold winter? Then make your way to the new Lulu’s Salon in Oxford to give your tresses a tune-up. The salon, located at 119 S. Washington behind Head to Toes-Total Bodyworks, has a classy feel, with two work stations, hardwood floors, contemporary track-lighting and even XM satellite […]

Trottin’ for turkey

A total of 53 walkers and runners participated in the 2006 Meijer Turkey Trot at Seymour Lake Township Park last Saturday morning. Despite the cold, wet day, participants were in good spirit and were ready to run the course. Sponsored by the Oxford Meijer and conducted by the Oxford Twp. Parks and Recreation Dept., participants […]

Addison gives Stackpoole the boot

Phil Stackpoole was removed as chairman of the Addison Township Fire Board Monday night after six years of service following a 5-2 vote of the township board. Supervisor Bob Koski told the board his reasoning behind the removal was because he’d ‘like to see another person take the position and offer new ideas to the […]

LEGO Clubs make top eight, head to state

Congratulations to the Leonard Elementary Leopards, the Oxford C.A.T.S., and the Clear Lake 1 and 2 LEGO Clubs! Out of 29 other teams, the Leopards and the C.A.T.S. placed in the top eight spots in the First LEGO League (FLL) Robotic regional competition Nov. 18 at Carman Ainsworth Middle School in Flint, earning a chance […]

District sells bonds, saves taxpayers $2.6 million

The Oxford Board of Education voted unanimously last Tuesday to approve the sale and refinancing of the district’s 2006 refunding bonds, which will save taxpayers $2.643 million over the next 25 years. Superintendent Virginia Brennan-Kyro said the savings include ‘an anticipated reduction in interest expense? related to borrowing from the School Revolving Loan Fund. According […]

Addison increases contribution to NOTA

The Addison Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously at their Nov. 20 meeting to pay $3,500 in additional funding to the North Oakland Transportation Authority to put another bus on the road beginning next year. Board members decided to take the additional funds from their community projects account, which has a balance of about $15,500. […]

Addison board approves new equipment for FD

The Addison Township Board of Trustees voted unanimously Nov. 20 to allow the fire department to purchase over $10,000 worth of equipment. Addison Township Fire Chief George Spencer requested the board’s permission to purchase five new self contained breathing apparatus masks ($3,875) and a ‘lightly used? hydraulic extraction rescue tool also known as the ‘JAWS? […]

Brand new collision facility makes its home in Oxford

When you’ve been in a serious accident and need to have your vehicle repaired, it’s important you go somewhere credible, convenient and where their quality is unmatched. The brand new Oxford Collision, located at 1663 N. Lapeer Rd. just 1/4 mile north of Meijer, will repair any damage to your vehicle, like it just came […]

Giving thanks at DA

Dressed in their best Native American garb and paper feathers, first graders at Daniel Axford Elementary spent Tuesday morning singing songs, performing poems and stuffing their bellies at their annual Pow Wow. Teachers even got into the spirit by dressing up. ‘Big Chief? Brad Bigelow’s elaborate headpiece was the talk of the tribes. Students from […]

Addison wants equestrian crossing signs

Addison Township officials are hoping the Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) will fulfill their request for 16 equestrian crossing signs along roads in the township. Trustee Ed Brakefield said the township is looking to put up two signs, one on either side of the road, where it is crossed by the Polly Ann Trail […]

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