Orion Twp. Supervisor Chris Barnett gives his fifth State of the Township address on Wednesday. The presentation begins at 9 a.m. March 29 at the Woodside Bible Church, 2500 Joslyn Rd., on the Canterbury Village grounds. Doors open at 8:30 a.m., with a reception to follow the address. Barnett said the highligts of this year’s […]
By Georgia Thelen Review Writer The second annual Orion Green-Up event is taking place April 22. The Green-Up event is the brainchild of Lake Orion High School junior Madeline Braley, who was one of the first student representatives on the Orion Township Environmental Resources Committee. Individuals, groups and businesses alike can meet at Camp Agawam […]
By Georgia Thelen Review Writer A public hearing was held on March 6 regarding the amendment of a Village of Lake Orion Zoning Ordinance. The ordinance amendment has been brought up regarding a proposed four-story retail and housing development at 120 S. Broadway St. The proposed development will have over 9,000 square feet of retail […]
By Jim Newell Review Editor From the vibrant banners and posters, to the cool gadgets like lenticular business cards and digital NFC tags that can send a client to a specific website or Facebook page by simply scanning it with their phone, printboys has a plethora of state-of-the-art print options. For Randy and Pam Palmer, […]
By Georgia Thelen Review Writer Janice Price has been a Lake Orion resident for over 30 years and is now making her debut as the Orion Art Center’s Artist of the Month. Price paints large canvases of modern landscapes. Her current medium of choice is acrylic. Price mainly paints obscure nature scenes, saying they look […]
30 local businesses and organizations race for donations The 3rd Annual Lions Club Races on March 18 were an overwhelming success. The Lions Club provides local assistance to those in need by funding eye glasses and hearing aids to those who cannot afford them. They also hold an annual Christmas Basket program that provides meals […]
Former Oxford Village Manager Joseph Young gets council’s vote for top administrative spot By Jim Newell Review Editor The new Lake Orion village manager is a name that will probably be familiar to many residents: that’s because he works only a few miles up M-24 as the current Oxford village manager. The Lake Orion Village […]
By Georgia Thelen Staff Writer Orion’s Veteran’s Memorial will soon see an exciting addition to the park in the form of a new bronze sculpture. The new sculpture, an ode to all branches of the military, will be a large German Shepherd on top of sandbags, surrounded by artillery shells. The sculpture is a team […]
Special alert to business owners and financial institutions Someone is passing bogus money around the area and local authorities advise people to take a better look at what’s in their wallets and purses and check the bills handed to them when they receive cash. While the currency may seem kosher on first glance, Lake Orion […]
A former Lake Orion man who recorded his abuse of three children has been found guilty in U.S. district court and will spend the rest of his life in jail. Michael David Pierce, age 60, formerly of Lake Orion, was sentenced to 90 years in prison on three counts of Production of Child Pornography in […]