Rep. Paul Condino has introduced House Bill (HB) #4780 AKA: Township Services Consolidation Act. The bill proposes to consolidate services to the county and begin to dismantle the antiquated township authorities throughout the state and move taxing authority, assessments, police, fire and all other services to county governments, where they should reside – scale economies, […]
Help raise money for Oxford High School’s 2012 Prom by attending the Mr. Oxford Pageant on Monday, April 16 at 7 p.m. The event will be held at the OHS Performing Arts Center and admission is $3. Contestants are OHS students Collin Goetz, Michael Kitchner, Seth Miller, Jacob Brubaker, Tim Tucker, Zach Hinman and Ryan […]
You have gone way too far now, Helen Barwig, and you too, Sue Bellairs. You women are absolutely vicious and you are truly a valley of misinformation, the same as Debra Smith is. I am the director’s sister. My employee rides the NOTA bus and he does have a qualified referral to do so, issued […]
10 years ago September 7, 1994 Since January more than 15 water lines, mains and services have collapsed in Oxford Village. Some date to 1916. The Department of Natural Resources cancelled the 1994 bobwhite quail season. Eric Raab’s touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter of the Wildcats game with Mt. Morris gave […]
10 years ago September 7, 1994 Since January more than 15 water lines, mains and services have collapsed in Oxford Village. Some date to 1916. The Department of Natural Resources cancelled the 1994 bobwhite quail season. Eric Raab’s touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter of the Wildcats game with Mt. Morris gave […]
Imagination and creativity helped five teams advance from regional competition at the annual Destination Imagination problem solving competition to states at Central Michigan University on April 19. The team of third and fourth graders, Gretchen Altenberger, Lyndsey Welper and Oxford residents Serena Bianchi, Christina Boydston, Rachel and Taylor Warstler Aubrie Mathis-Sweeney took first place in […]
By Lawrence Sullivan You’d never guess from Henry W. Damrow’s gentle disposition and friendly ways that he once earned his living as a professional wrestler. He was at his best ? tall, dark, lanky, smiling and talkative ? tending bar at his warm, spick ‘n? span Oxford Tavern on Washington Street of that small Oakland […]
CITY OF THE VILLAGE OF CLARKSTON 375 DEPOT ROAD CLARKSTON, MI 48346 City Council Regular Meeting Agenda August 20, 2004 1. Meeting called to order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll: Catallo, Clifton, Colombo, Gamble, Meyland, Savage, Werner. 4. Minutes of Last Meeting 5. Approval of Agenda 6. Committee Reports/Council Comment 7. Mayor’s Comments 8. […]
The Village motioned to set a date for receiving public comment and staff reports on the Flower Fair and requests made to accommodate the festival. The Lake Orion Downtown Development Authority applied to close Broadway from Front Street north to Shadbolt and Flint Street from Anderson west to Lapeer Street. The fair would also be […]
village of lake orion public notice synopsis of introduced ordinance At its Regular Meeting of August 23, 2004, the Lake Orion Village Council accepted for first reading Ordinance No. 31.22, An Ordinance Entitled ‘Construction Codes Ordinance Amendment:, Amending by adding a new Chapter 150A to the Code of Ordinances, Title XV, LAND USAGE, and Amending […]