What started out as a garage sale item is on its way to becoming an artifact at downtown Oxford’s Northeast Oakland Historical Museum where it will be preserved for and viewed by future generations. Addison Township resident Rob Guzanek plans to donate a program from Oxford High School’s May 31, 1945 commencement exercises to the […]
By Katie Winkler Review Staff Writer Homeowners in Orion Township are taking action to maintain their neighborhood roads and lakes with eight special assessment districts (SAD) underway. The areas are in and around: Central Lake Drive, Elkhorn Lake, Lake Orion, Mill Lake, Square Lake and Sun Set Hills communities. According to the Orion Township supervisor, […]
Oxford resident Jen Corrigan watches the Memorial Day parade with her 2-year-old daughter, Kira.
A few weeks ago, I was having dinner with a family member at a downtown Oxford restaurant. As I looked out the window at families walking by, young people going to the movie theatre, and people of all ages out for an evening stroll, I thought, ‘What a great community we live in. I wonder […]
By Katie Winkler Review Staff Writer A secluded amphitheater, located at 2525 Joslyn Road, is available for community members to use, but not many know that it exists. Wildwood was built and opened to the public in 2011, with benefit concerts and local bands playing occasionally. With efforts from the Orion Township board, Wildwood will […]
By Meg Peters Review Staff Writer ‘The Chaos Kids,? a team of fifth grade students from St. Joseph School in Lake Orion, won third place in the Global Finals 2014 Destination Imagination competition with their project on learning disabilities. Destination Imagination is a non-profit organization that challenges students to use their creativity to solve learning […]
10 years ago May 26, 1999 Oxford Police Chief Gary Ford was suspended with pay Thursday. He has been on medical leave. Jim Malcolm has been acting chief since mid-May. Perdema Duncan was recognized as ‘Friend of the Year? by the Oxford Public Library Friends for her support of the library. Addison Township has purchased […]
Paul Marfia is excited to bring his experience and family to the Oxford community. Marfia was offered the position as head coach of the varsity boys basketball team May 19 and gladly accepted it. ‘It was an extensive process,? said Marfia decribing everything he went through. After applying he was interviewed a few times by […]
Two individuals and one business were honored June 6 by Oxford-Orion FISH for their on-going efforts to help provide free food to the local men, women and children who depend upon it for their survival. Randy Gower, Joe Ferrari and the Oxford Meijer store all received Advocate of the Needy Awards from FISH at the […]
HARTLAND ? Softball is a sport where a top pitcher and some pretty good defense can win games. Despite a great regular season that included a league and district title, Lake Orion Coach Joe Woityra knew that things could get difficult in a march to a state title if they encountered a pitcher like Romeo’s […]