By Brian Marshall Review Editor The Orion Township Substation continues looking for a man who allegedly punched a 14-year-old girl on the Paint Creek Trail. On July 8, Orion Township LT Daniel Toth stated, “I just checked with everyone and we have received no further tips. I still think he is local and will turn […]
By C.J. Carnacchio Leader Editor A wooden monument created by a local chainsaw carver as a touching memorial for a father’s deceased daughter was stolen in broad daylight in Brandon Township July 6. A giant peace symbol (see below) honoring the late Taylor Beth Woityra was taken from the yard of her father Christopher Woityra, […]
While it wasn’t an active crime scene, there was plenty of CSI activity at Camp Agawam last week as local scouts visited for their day camp, CSI: Cub Scout Investigators. The three day long camp was open to Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts and Webelos, as well as their siblings that are of cub scout age. […]
By Brian Marshall Review Editor The cruises sure to spice up the American Summer week of fun and festivity in Lake Orion had been publicized for weeks. Little did anyone suspect that the lake adventure would become a mysterious letdown. The Grand Princess, booked for several cruises, ran into some unexplained mechanical glitches and wound […]
By Cathy Kimmel-Srock Review Staff Writer The running joke may feature the question, what happens when a pastor and cop walk into a bar, but the realistic answer is great things for the community. And that’s exactly the case with this year’s first annual Clergy, Cops, and Beer event, held Saturday in downtown Lake Orion. The event, […]
By Brian Marshall Review Editor The football education of Jeff Heath — which would graduate into becoming an NFL player — began on the sideline of Lake Orion High School games when he was 10-years-old. Little Jeff carried the coaches’ headphone cables, getting a close look at players crunching one another to the ground at […]
#14: Lake Orion’s ranking as one of the Top 15 best places to celebrate the 4th of July in the country, as reported on Guff.com. Photo submitted by Eric Shultz
By Cathy Kimmel-Srock Review Staff Writer The American flag, the ultimate display of this country’s pride and patriotism, deserves the respect it has earned, even when it must be laid to rest. That’s where local veterans and North Oakland VFW Post 334 comes in. They will help the public dispose, or retire as it is […]
By Brian Marshall Review Editor A 14-year-old girl says she was punched in the arm by a man who accused the girl of causing him to fall off his bike. The incident took place last Saturday July 2, on Paint Creek Trail in Lake Orion. The teen, whose identity is being held, told police that […]
By Brian Marshall Review Editor Wiffleball and veterans? A kids’ backyard game raising money for war veterans seems somehow perfect and it has evolved into quite a pairing. The Lake Orion Wiffleball Association has grown from a small group of high school friends enjoying a backyard game of wiffleball, a baseball-similar activity that uses a […]