Bill Dunn and the current Oxford Township trustees are not interested in representing their constituents. In July 2007, it was proposed that Oxford Township establish a noxious weed ordinance for properties in subdivisions. This ordinance would have helped ensure that our neighborhoods are kept attractive for residents and future home buyers. We don’t want prospective […]
Brandon Twp.-Two Brandon High School exchange students? lives look quite different now than they did six months ago. In South Korea, Sinae Park lived on the 25th floor of a 27-floor building, attended school six days a week? most days until 9 p.m., and didn’t have any friends who could drive. In Thailand, Ploipailin Pungvongsanuraks […]
By David Fleet Editor Brandon Twp.- The school board selected four candidates for superintendent during a special meeting on Jan. 31. In December, at a cost of $17,500 the board approved the Grand Rapids area-based T.D. & Associates to replace current superintendent Bart Jenniches who announced his exit after nine years last summer. A new […]
The Oxford Township Parks and Recreation department has earned the support of voters in the upcoming election. The department provides a wide range of programs as well as some of the best recreational parks in the area. The administrators of the department have proven to be responsive to citizens? concerns and requests for new programs. […]
Reader sickened by O.J. theories Dear Editor, I was nauseated after reading the article in this week’s Clarkston News about the O.J. movie, and the up-coming debut and “fund-raiser.” I’m sure Mr. Pardo will enjoy his 15 minutes of fame, but to say that this is a movie that will tell the real story of […]
This past Fourth of July, I drove through the Village of Oxford. It seemed like an average day. Why? Not even a flag or banner reminding us of our great reason for this day. The great sacrifices so many made so we could enjoy a safe, free lifestyle with benefits that people in other countries […]
Both Brandon and Goodrich school districts have set election filing dates and election dates. Those considering running for a two or four-year term on the Goodrich Board of Education in the May 3 election must file nominating petitions by Feb. 8. Qualified candidates wishing to run for trustee Michael Tripp and secretary Shane Tiedeman’s seats […]
Kevin Bushroe is running for a trustee seat on the Independence Township Board, but he may only serve for two years, if elected. Bushroe, a Democrat nominee for trustee, thinks township elections should be staggered to maintain consistency. He believes retaining two experienced board members each election cycle is so important, he is willing to […]
Clarkston’s retailers are thinking pink in October to encourage locals to remember Breast Cancer Awareness month. For their Paint the Town Pink: A Ladies Night Out event, downtown retailers are partnering with Swan for Life Cancer Foundation to raise awareness and collect donations. On Thursday, Oct. 18 from 5-8 p.m., retailers will not only be […]
Ever wonder what farmers do for fun when they’re not working out in the field or doing chores around the barn? If you’re Oxford resident and hay farmer Nelson Kage, you’re competing in antique tractor pulls. Kage, who’s a member of the Yesteryears Farm Tractor Club, will be one of many competing in the antique […]