Upperclassmen expected to lead golfers

Hoping to take their league title this season, the Wildcat golfers are leaning on the talent of their upperclassmen this spring. “We have to rely on our veterans, of course,” said Head Coach Terry Kelly. Heading into ten tournaments this season, Kelly is hoping his boys will take wins in half of those. He thinks […]

Baseball team sets sights on league, district titles

Coach Dave Herrick says he has a gritty group of guys heading into this baseball season. His squad is aiming to take their league title and district title for the first time since 2008 this spring. “The boys want to leave a legacy kind of like the football and the basketball teams both having really […]

Illustrator visits Oxford schools

Since 1985, Matt Faulkner has illustrated over 40 children’s books and has written a few of his own. He came to several Oxford schools last week to show students what illustrating and telling stories is all about. While visiting Leonard Elementary on March 27, Faulkner told students about his life in drawing and read aloud […]

Lady booters beat Waterford Mott

Moving their winning record to two games, Oxford’s lady soccer squad beat Waterford Mott on the road in a 3-2 game on March 27. With an assist from sophomore Mackenzie Methner, junior Lauren Methner got Oxford on the board first with a goal. Just a few minutes later, junior Alyssa Kessler scored to take Oxford […]

Dragons burn boys in first track meet

Just after the weather warmed up enough to get out on the track, Oxford hosted its first meet of the season on March 27 against the Lake Orion Dragons. Though the boys took a 91-37 loss, 71 personal records were set by Wildcats and some made event wins. Junior Scott Masterson, expected to be a […]

Public Safety April 3, 2019

Man allegedly spits in fast food workers’ face An Oxford Tim Horton’s employee called Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies on the evening of March 30 to report an assault. The employee told officials a man driving a dark truck who had a full beard and mustache came to order a toasted bagel through the drive-thru. When […]

Bravo! Good show!

Bravo! Good show!

Theatre-goers young and old were left blown away by Oxford High School’s production of “The Sound of Music.” Over 3,000 community members and theatre fans came to enjoy the show throughout the weekend. Friday and Sunday’s shows were sold out. Director Krista Price said she received compliment after compliment regarding the cast and crew’s efforts. […]

Addison park to get handicap-accessible hunting blind

Hunting and nature enthusiasts in Addison Township who are either wheelchair bound or can’t quite make it up the ladder into a deer blind will soon have somewhere to go during open season or just to enjoy Michigan’s outdoors. Ford Motor Company employees with the United Auto Workers (UAW)are donating a dual-purpose observation deck and […]

Lake residents get OK to reduce feathered population

The days of geese ruling over Lakeville Lake are over. On March 18, the Addison Township Board voted 7-0 to approve a resolution that will allow the Lakeville Lake Property Owners Association (LLPOA) to take measures that will, they hope, remove the excess of geese from the area. “We on the LLPOA board have received […]

Scout builds disposal box for retired flags

When star-spangled banners lose their color, sustain tears and have long served as a reminder of this country’s freedom, Addison Township now has a place for them to be respectfully retired. Caleb Paul, an 18-year-old Washington Township resident, donated an American flag disposal bin to the Addison Township Hall as part of his pursuit for […]

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