The Review’s readers respond to Letters to the Editor

Re: the article, “…to bind up the nation’s wounds” by JoAnn Van Tassel, Lake Orion Review, Jan. 13, 2021, page 5. Well said JoAnn. I do wonder if it is the position as an elected ‘person’ that changes people. If there is something that happens when an anonymous group of people agree to hire someone […]

Thank you to everyone who supported Meals on Wheels

Meals on Wheels in Oxford, Lake Orion and Addison would like to thank Independence Village of Waterstone for providing the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day meals for our homebound seniors. Independence Village really stepped up to the plate, dinner plate that is, and generously provided meals for all of our holidays during this tumultuous […]

Facebook and Twitter Poll results — poll ending Jan. 18

Last week, we asked our followers: “What are you most excited about resuming this year/What do you hope resumes this year?” We had 49 people respond to the poll on Facebook, with 22 people saying they would like to see indoor dining return; 19 people said they would like schools/in-person learning to return; seven people […]

It’s your choice…

It’s the New Year, and yes, we still have political drama and both science and the medical field are still searching for answers to end our pandemic. With these two large issues — combined with our weather, which is giving us some dark and dreary days — we can sometimes feel a lack of zest […]

…to bind up the nation’s wounds

There is a message from a former U.S. president that elected officials in both political parties should observe. President Grover Cleveland, a Democrat, said “A public office is a public trust.” Too often today, our elected officials in both parties, especially at the highest levels, treat their public office as a public piggy bank…or a […]

A Mask Dilemma

Each morning I dutifully don an outfit for the day. It means trying to match colors with a shirt or sweater and slacks. When I was working, it meant making sure my tie was in accord with my suit and dress shirt. It was a daily ritual. Now I have a new ritual. Now I […]

Facebook and Twitter Poll results — poll ending Jan. 11

Last week, we asked our followers: “There are several vacant storefronts in the Orion area. What would you most like to see come into town?” We had 63 people respond to the poll on Facebook, with 42 people saying they would like to see a Butcher’s Shop; ten people said they would like a Bakery; […]

Facebook and Twitter Poll results — poll ending Dec. 28

Last week, we asked our followers: “Has living through 2020 taught you anything? If so, what?” We had 45 people respond to the poll on Facebook, with 20 people said the Government has failed us — on all sides; 15 people said they learned to Live in the moment, hope for the future; ten people […]

Facebook and Twitter Poll results — poll ending Dec. 28

Last week, we asked our followers: “When ringing in the New Year my plans are:” We had 45 people respond to the poll on Facebook, with 20 people said they were Staying up just to make sure 2020 ends; 14 people said they had No plans; eight people indicated that they were having Just household […]

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