Crumbley parents preliminary hearing begins

By Dean Vaglia Leader Staff Writer The preliminary hearing in the criminal case against Jennifer and James Crumbley began on Tuesday, Feb. 8. A preliminary hearing allows a judge, in this case Julie Nicholson, to determine whether a case has merit before moving it into official proceedings. If a case shows merit, it is bound […]

Long-time Oxford Fire Chief, OHS grad Dale Spiker passes

Long-time Oxford Fire Chief, OHS grad Dale Spiker passes

By Don Rush For nearly half a century one of the men who was on the look out for the safety and well being of Oxford lives and property was Dale Erwin Spiker. Last Wednesday night (Feb. 9, 2022) the 1955 Oxford High School graduate and 47-year Oxford firefighter passed away in his Pearl Street […]

Stay Safe During Lower Peninsula Winter Storm

Stay Safe During Lower Peninsula Winter Storm

We just received this press release from the Michigan State Police.  Pass on to inexperienced drivers.  LANSING, MICH. The Michigan State Police (MSP) is encouraging residents and visitors to prepare for a mix of winter weather expected to affect the southern Lower Peninsula Wednesday, Feb. 16, through Friday, Feb. 18, that could lead to dangerous driving […]

OHS Basketball: Boys slump while girls rise

OHS Basketball: Boys slump while girls rise

By Dean Vaglia Leader Staff Writer The Oxford High School varsity basketball teams had polar-opposite weeks, the boys continuing a losing streak while the girls pulled through the bulk of their games. The girls started the week off at Rochester High School, knocking the Falcons out of the sky with a 33-29 win. “The girls […]

Weekly COVID Update

Weekly COVID Update

This is our 97th week of reporting local COVID numbers. Our area saw a decrease in recent cases and an increase in total cases. The number of COVID-related deaths increased by two, to 49 According to numbers provided by the county, last week we reported there were a total of 6,038 cases from Leonard, west […]

Addison sends out simplified waste hauler survey

The Addison Township Board wants to know if residents want a single waste hauler. So they are mailing out a simple Yes/No survey to every residence in the township this week. The survey asks: “Should the Township work to provide a single waste hauler trash service?” Currently, the township has an open market where individual […]

Village Council meets for February

By Dean Vaglia Leader Staff Writer The Village of Oxford Council met on Wednesday, Feb. 9 for its monthly meeting. Topics discussed include a rental registration ordinance, a DDA appointment and approving an event. Council member Lori Bourgeau was absent.   Rental registration ordinance The council further discussed the rental registration ordinance, proposing questions to […]

County funds to help Oxford community

County funds to help Oxford community

The Oakland County Board of Commissioners appropriated more than $3.2 million to respond to the shooting that occurred at Oxford High School on November 30, 2021. The funding, which was approved at the Board’s January 20 meeting, provides the Prosecutor’s Office with the tools and resources necessary to ensure justice; provides mental health support to […]

‘Cats keep the pins flying, roll over LO

‘Cats keep the pins flying, roll over LO

With one match to go the Oxford Wildcat bowling teams are closing in on another OAA Red Division sweep. Both the boys and girls teams took care of the Lake Orion Dragons Monday (Feb. 14) night at Collier Lanes. It was also Senior night for both teams. The boys swept both baker games and cruised […]

Addison applies for Lake George ADA grant

By Dean Vaglia Leader Staff Writer Addison Township is looking to upgrade Lake George Park with an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant trail. “The grant is to make an ADA compliant path down from the parking lot to the lake where we will be putting a dock in so that people can launch their […]

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