Buy LOcal at the Farmers Market

Buy LOcal at the Farmers Market

Children’s author Jamie Ruthenberg, of Clarkston, signs copies of her book, Miles and the Sneaky Squirrels. The book, which is part of a series for kindergartners through second graders, teaches readers about peaceful conflict resolution. ***** Looking for something to do on a Wednesday? Now until Sept. 28, the Lake Orion Farmers Market is going […]

Three selected for Army All-American Marching Band

Three selected for Army All-American Marching Band

By Cathy Kimmel-Srock Review Staff Writer When Lake Orion High School seniors and members of the LOHS Marching Band Sean DePalma, Emily Granzow and Gina Tress take the field this marching season, they are doing so with a huge accomplishment already in the books. All three have been selected as members of the extremely-selective US […]

Wild weather, wild times at Wildwood

Wild weather, wild times at Wildwood

By Jim Newell Review Staff Writer Neither the intense, sporadic downpours, nor the clinging, often breath-sucking humidity, dampened the enthusiasm of those at the Wildwood Music Festival last Saturday. Hundreds of fans attended the festival at the Wildwood Amphitheater in Orion Civic Center Park, refusing to let a little Michigan weather ruin the fun. Wildwood, […]

Carpenter’s library bestowed ‘Model 21st Century’ honor

By Jim Newell Review Staff Writer Card catalogs with index cards are part of a bygone era, and school libraries across the country have had to embrace new technologies to serve students in the digital age. For its efforts in incorporating technology and collaboration into its curriculum, Carpenter Elementary Library has been honored with the […]

A meaningful march: 22-mile march raises awareness for veterans’ suicide

A meaningful march: 22-mile march raises awareness for veterans’ suicide

By Jim Newell Review Staff Writer They carried on their backs rucksacks weighing between 25-40 pounds. They trudged through the heat, the humidity, the bursts of rain and sunshine, often smiling, often thinking they would not make it. Twenty-two miles: a symbolic number for the approximately 22 military veterans who commit suicide each day. Veterans, […]

Overdoses, fear of synthetic drugs rising

By Chris Hagan Review Staff Writer In the past two weeks, firefighters have responded to nearly a half-dozen overdoses, all from opioid drugs. Four of the most recent have involved both males and females, all of whom have been in their twenties. There have been 40 documented overdoses in the township in 2016. Lake Orion […]

LO grad stars in first professional performance

By Chris Hagan Review Staff Writer This Friday a new musical debuts at a Waterford performance theater, and one of Lake Orion’s own will be performing under the ranks as a professional. Owen Woityra, a 2016 Lake Orion graduate, has performed more than 30 times on stage, but for the first time he’ll be earning […]

Volunteers still needed for Dragon on the Lake

Volunteers still needed for Dragon on the Lake

By Chris Hagan Review Staff Writer The Dragon on the Lake festival has turned into one of the flagship events not only for Lake Orion’s summertime calendar but for the entire county. The event, which centers its focus around the promotion and exposure of the arts, takes over the downtown area beginning Thursday, Aug. 25 […]