Both the survey and volunteer forms will be available on-line at www.downtownlakeorion.org. Paper copies are available at the DDA office, 118 N. Broadway St. By Susan Carroll Review Writer The village and the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) are asking for community input to complete a survey that covers 10 areas of citizens’ lives in the […]
By Jim Newell Review Editor Lake Orion High School robotics Team 302 is bound for St. Louis this weekend to see how they stack up against teams from around the world. And they hope that their beloved robot, Night Fury, lives up to its name. The FIRST Robotics Championships is April 27-29 and features more […]
By Jim Newell Review Editor The Village of Lake Orion currently has a representative on the Paint Creek Trail Commission, but only as a non-voting member. Now that the Downtown Development Authority is extending the Paint Creek Trail through the village, they have asked the Trail Commission to become a full voting member. The request […]
By Jim Newell Review Editor A North Oakland Transportation Authority (NOTA) employee who allegedly embezzled thousands of dollars using a NOTA gas card is under investigation and could face charges after results of the investigation are turned over to the county prosecutor’s office. Lake Orion Police Chief Jerry Narsh said the LOPD was in the […]
LAX for a Cause Benefitting The Fallen and Wounded SoldiersFund 9 a.m. May 6 Lake Orion High School 495 E Scripps Rd $5 entry fee, $15 w/t-shirt By Susan Carroll Review Writer The Friends of Lake Orion Lacrosse will be hosting their annual LAX for a Cause at Lake Orion High School on May […]
By Susan Carroll Review Writer Missy Francis and her children soon will be taking possession of their new home constructed by the many, many volunteers at Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County (HOC) and community building partner, Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church. Groundbreaking on the Lake Orion home was last spring, and construction started mid-September […]
By Susan Carroll Review Writer Need a hair cut or straight razor shave? Stephanie Armstrong welcomes patrons to step into her new business, Silver Fox Barber Shop, to experience a good old-fashioned pampering. The salon opened officially on March 6, offering a way to “discover the barber shop experience,” she said. Stephanie, who spent 6 […]
By Jim Newell Review Editor The rookies are headed to World Championships and watch out for the new kids on the block. The Scripps Middle School Robotics Team 11691 will compete in the FIRST Robotics championship against other robotics teams from around the nation and world April 27-29 in St. Louis. The team has twelve […]
By Jim Newell Review Editor One man’s trash is another man’s…masterpiece. Or at least a fine piece of creative artwork. The Orion Art Center is holding its Re-Create Art Exhibit this month and the pieces will be on display until May 26 at the Anderson Street location. The Re-Create show challenges artists to use recycled […]
State Rep. John Reilly of Oakland Township will host open office hours on Monday, April 24 at the Orion Township Public Library, 825 Joslyn Road in Lake Orion from 5 to 6:30 p.m. “I look forward to the opportunity to listen and learn what issues are important to people,” Rep. Reilly said. “Meetings like this […]