VILLAGE OF LAKE ORION NOTICE TO WATER CUSTOMERS DEAD-END LINE FLUSHING THE VILLAGE OF LAKE ORION WATER DEPARTMENT WILL BE CONDUCTING LINE FLUSHING AT ALL THE DEAD-END POINTS WITHIN THE VILLAGE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. THIS WILL OCCUR OCTOBER 19, 2016 FROM 4:00 a.m. TO 3:30 p.m. During this time, customers of the Village Water Department […]
It took a lot of courage from all parties involved in this political season of hate and fear-mongering in order to pass the LGBT ordinance. Politicians and church leaders have forgotten a couple of things, like the Constitution, which said we are all equal, and that God loves everyone, even bigots. Hate is what is […]
I am sick and tired of people needing an apology for everything. Just because a person does not believe as you do does not mean they are wrong. THINK ABOUT IT. Mr. Wheedle was expressing HIS thoughts. Right or wrong, this is the American way. Freedom of speech. Just be nice to one another. Candace […]
Mark Alan Grodi, 64, of Lake Orion passed away September 20, 2016 after a private battle of cancer. Mark was born October 7, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan, the son of Arnold M. and Lucille (Leduc) Grodi. Mark was a skilled carpenter and landscaper. He enjoyed hunting and just being outdoors. Mark is survived by his […]
Dennis James Ryckman, age 66, of Byron, Georgia, and formerly of Lake Orion, passed away on Sept. 30, 2016. Denny graduated from Lake Orion High School in 1968, retired from truck driving four years ago and was also a retired fireman. Every thanksgiving he fixed a huge turkey dinner for any policeman or fireman that […]
William L. Fisher Sr.; of Lake Orion; passed peacefully on October 2, 2016; at the age of 85. William was the husband to the late Martha Nell Fisher for 61 years; loving father of William (the late Linda) Fisher, Brenda (Bill) Gibson and Lisa (Darren) Macco; and giving grandfather of 7; and adoring great grandfather […]
By Joe St. Henry Review Sports Writer An unlikely hero sparked Lake Orion’s football team last Friday, turning a close game in the rain against Troy Athens into a second-half rout, with the Dragons winning 47-14. Down by six points early in the third quarter, the Red Hawks were pinned deep in their own territory […]
By Jim Newell Review Staff Writer Amidst cheers and a few jeers, nearly 20 citizens turned out for the Donald Trump flash mob rally on Sept. 27, exercising their right to assemble and to stump for their favored candidate in the Nov. 8 presidential election. “I think the flash mobs are a great idea. It […]
Federal case against Orion Twp. continues By Jim Newell Review Staff Writer The attorney for the Detroit Free Press paid two $800 littering fines in district court on Thursday, but that does not end the fight, and the federal case and the $5 million lawsuit against Orion Twp. will continue. Herschel Fink, attorney for the […]
By Georgia Thelen Review Staff Writer The Village of Lake Orion met September 26 to vote on a Human Rights Ordinance regarding basic protected rights for the LGBTQ community. The village council passed a first reading of the ordinance in August. The ordinance would provide basic human rights such as the rights included in the […]