Golf squad to defend title with a new look

I’m going to Disney World!? It’s a phrase athletes often say after winning a championship. But when defense of your championship starts just two months after finishing the last season, as in the case of the Lake Orion High School girls golf squad, finding time for a trip to Florida can be a little tough. […]

For openers

Twenty unanswered points early in the fourth quarter helped Lake Orion reclaim the lead from Oak Park and the Dragons went on for a 34-25 victory Friday night at Dragon Stadium. The start of the game was delayed by over an hour due to the weather. Cortez McKinley rushed for over 100 yards and a […]

Looking for Orion’s Citizen of the Year

The Orion Area Parade Group, in conjunction with The Lake Orion Review, is pleased to unveil the first annual Orion Citizen of the Year award. Among other things the Citizen of the Year will be profiled in The Review, honored at the annual Holly Jolly Folly and serve as Grand Marshall of the Holiday Lighted […]

Township board investigating claim of a ‘kickback? request

The township board is investigating a claim that Parks & Recreation Director Rock Blanchard requested $2,500 from a contracted employee in order to extend the contract, among other claims. Multiple members of the board verified that they were in receipt of a notarized letter dated Aug. 16. In the letter, the contracted employee, who wished […]

For openers: LO plays through mistakes, gets comeback win

The statistical anomalies all pointed to a loss on opening night for Lake Orion. Chris Lum threw as many interceptions (5) in one game as he did the entire 2006 season (11 games). The Dragons allowed not one, but two third quarter touchdown plays of over 90 yards. Their opponent, Oak Park had a pair […]

The LO Down

Township officials are correct to proceed cautiously regarding a claim that one of their department heads has been involved in some serious improper activity (see story in this web edition). But they would be equally correct to move swiftly in the coming days and weeks to bring the matter to a conclusion. Some recent issues […]

Tennis team eyes turnaround

Last year was a tough one on the courts for the Lake Orion boys tennis team. But their commitment to the team has things looking up for the fall campaign. Coach Lance Davis said his team spent their post-match Tuesday evenings last year together at Buffalo Wild Wings. ‘I think we were able to overcome […]

Ready… Set… Spike

Volleyball, the sport at the center of the off-season shuffle in the state of Michigan, is just starting to settle in to its spot in the fall. And at Lake Orion, the varsity squad is expecting some big things. ‘It’s been hectic this year, but I like it,? Coach Bob Howey said of the season […]

Troy slays the Dragons, 31-13

The players in Thursday’s Lake Orion/Troy football game were in elementary school the last time Troy’s offense scored against the Dragons. Dating back to 2001, the Dragons had a commanding 146-6 scoring advantage in the annual meeting. But things changed quickly at Troy yesterday, and the Colts scored four offensive TDs, leading from start to […]

Board hears citizen requests

The Orion Township Board heard a pair of citizen requests on Tuesday and took action on several other items at their regular meeting. The board listened to a presentation by Elkhorn Lake resident Nick Cucinelli on property rights within his subdivision. They directed Supervisor Jerry Dywasuk to meet with the township attorney and figure out […]

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