Village Council to fill two vacant seats until Nov. 12 meeting

Four candidates set for Lake Orion election slate in November The Lake Orion Village Council has four seats up for election in November with four candidates filing for the positions. The three candidates with the most votes will serve a four-year term, while the fourth highest vote-getter will serve a two-year term. Current Councilmembers Doug […]

Aug. 7 primary election ballot, precinct information

Candidate Elections The primary election is a partisan election so voters must cast their ballots in either the Democratic, Republican or Libertarian party sections of the ballot. Voters will cast ballots for governor, U.S. Senate candidates and Representative in Congress, 8th District. Locally, voters also will decided who will represent them in the state senate, […]

Orion voters to decide on three millage requests

By Jim Newell Review Editor When Orion voters head to the polls on Tuesday they will have three millage requests to consider, each of which provides funding for different services to the community. Orion Township is requesting a millage for parks and recreation services and a renewal of the safety path millage. The North Oakland […]

Vote YES on NOTA millage renewal

Review Editorial It may seem hard to believe, but life isn’t all about that first person you see in the mirror every morning. Sometimes, you have to put yourself in someone else’s shoes. Voters in Oxford, Addison and Orion townships will have an opportunity to do just that when they face a millage renewal for […]

Tedder, Tedder, he’s our man!

Review Editorial Four candidates are running in the Republican primary for the 12th District seat in the Michigan Senate, but in our mind, there’s only one man for the job. We wholeheartedly support Jim Tedder and urge Oxford, Addison and Orion voters to do the same. We see Tedder as the only candidate who’s going […]

American Pickers is looking for unique collections

American Pickers is looking for unique collections American Pickers, the show that travels the back roads looking for hidden treasures, is heading back to Michigan in September. Mike and Frank of the popular show are on a mission to recycle and rescue forgotten relics, hoping to meet characters with remarkable and exceptional items along the […]

Cruise-In classic car show hits the streets of downtown Lake Orion

Cruise-In classic car show hits the streets of downtown Lake Orion

Proceeds benefit the Lake Orion Police Assoc. youth services programs   By Jim Newell Review Editor Downtown Lake Orion, a beautiful summer day and classic cars will align this year for a perfect day for the Golling Buick GMC annual Cruise-In classic car show on Saturday. And while the good times will roll, the real […]

Pine Tree Road to be resurfaced under $760,000 Tri-Party Program agreement

Travelers on Pine Tree Road are in for a smoother ride after the Road Commission for Oakland County announced plans to resurface the bumpy, pothole-ridden road from Heights Road to Clarkson Road. The tentative start date for the approximately $760,000 project is late July or early August and should be completed by the end of […]

Brown, Watson resign from the village council

Council has 30 days to fill the vacant seats By Susan Carroll Review Writer The Village of Lake Orion held its regular meeting on Monday night at the village hall , but the outcome was anything but regular. During the meeting, the council voted unanimously to accept the mid-term resignations of council members Steve Watson […]