Thursday, Nov. 5 ? A woman walked into the Oxford Sheriff’s substation to make a report of larceny. According to the woman, the day prior she ran into a restaurant, located in the 900 block of N. Lapeer Road to pay for some food and believes during that time someone stole her work full of […]
The Lady Cat spikers had a full week of post season this last week. Oxford played Waterford Mott in the district quarter finals on Nov. 2 where they won all games. The first game was 25-6 win, which was due to a 16 point serving run by senior libero Hailey Hartwick. Game two was a […]
Dear editor, I totally disagree with Bonnie Britton’s complaint regarding the funny titles to the crime stories on the Public Safety Page. I, too, am a lifelong resident of Lake Orion and have subscribed to the Review for many years. Yes, it’s sad to see our once small and safe community increasingly suffering crimes which […]
Dear editor, Just wanted to add my two cents to the recent comment from a reader who objected to the “cutesy” titles for the various police reports. Those titles not only attract readers to delve into the details of the crime but also highlight some of the more unusual infractions committed by criminals playing with […]
‘Last week Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Oxford High School hosted the OAA Blue Division League Meet. During Wednesday’s swimming prelims, the 25 Oxford swimmers each swam two individual events and one or two relays. Of the 50 individual events swam on Wednesday, 36 season-best times were set. Of the remaining 14 swims that were not […]
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE VILLAGE OF ORTONVILLE Notice is hereby given that the Village of Ortonville will hold a Public Hearing in conjunction with the Regular Village Council meeting on November 23, 2015 at 7:00 P.M. The meeting will take place at the Brandon Township Offices located at 395 Mill Street, Ortonville, MI 48462. The purpose […]
Dear editor, I would like to say thank you to the hard working volunteers that keep the Veteran’s Memorial site clean and neat, shoveled and cut. These tireless men are out in all kinds of weather making sure that the memorial is kept up. It seems that every time I go by there is someone […]
Part one in a series of three Cuts in state funding for schools isn’t new news, and for weeks, Lake Orion school staff and administrators have presented analyses and studies on potential cuts to district to the school board. The analyses focus on cuts in school services and non-union staff, and are based on suggestions […]
SYNOPSIS Charter Township of Brandon Special Meeting November 2, 2015 Call to order at 6:17 p.m. Present: Allen, Darnall, DePalma, Rumball, & Thurman. Absent with notice: DeWitt. The following actions were taken: 1) Approved the Agenda as presented. 2) Conducted second interviews of Trustee applicants. 3) Adjourned at 6:54 p.m. Posted by Candee Allen, Brandon […]
SYNOPSIS CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BRANDON REGULAR MEETING November 2, 2015 Call to order at 7:05 p.m. Present: ?’Allen, Darnall, DePalma, DeWitt, Rumball, & Thurman. The following actions were taken: 1) Approved the Agenda as amended. 2) Held a Public Hearing for the 2016 Community Development Block Grant fiscal year. 3) Approved the Consent Agenda as […]