By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer A long-vacant storefront downtown has been filled by a familiar face. Evergreens Coffee and Bakeshop has relocated to 9 South Washington St. in historic downtown Oxford. “The Home of the Bagel Bomb” was previously tucked just a few blocks away inside the Merge Studio and Gallery at 33 Pleasant […]
By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer Sandra Bouckley, an Oxford resident with a significant career in automotive equipment and tier-one manufacturing, has been inducted into the Women in Manufacturing (WiM) Hall of Fame. She is one of 15 women from across the country who make up the inaugural class. The honorees were inducted into the […]
A new Ginkgo tree was planted on the grounds of Oxford Middle School on Oct. 3, as a memorial to Gayle Tucker’s life and the 40 years of service she gave to Oxford as a physical education teacher and coach. She died from cancer this February. “It’s a fabulous addition to our school campus and […]
By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer Oxford Middle School closed for three days last week due to a trend in positive COVID-19 cases. “This is a proactive, cautionary measure and we are proud of our students and staff for their continued adherence to our protocols,” Oxford Community Schools wrote in a letter to families. The […]
By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer At a special Oct. 7 meeting, Oxford Village Council voted 4-0 to appoint Kelsey Cooke to fill the remainder of former village president Joe Frost’s term after he resigned last month. The thing is, Cooke is already on the council, since she was appointed to fill another vacancy in […]
Beginning yesterday (Tuesday, October 13), Indian Lake Road will be closed at the M-24 intersection for one week. No through-traffic will be allowed on Indian Lake Road at M-24. Traffic will be detoured. Access to the side streets off Indian Lake Road will be maintained via the detour: Eastbound Indian Lake Road: Southbound Conklin Road […]
On Oct. 7 the W. Burdick St./M-24 Intersection was closed for continuing construction work. The intersection is slated to open up next Wednesday, Oct. 21. Photo by J. Hanlon.
By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer The Oxford Public Library has teamed up with the Four County Community Foundation (4CCF) to create a new Endowed Fund. Over the past year the Oxford Public Library has been working behind the scenes to consolidate and to merge its Florence Oberg and its Oxford Public Library Endowment Funds. […]
By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer It has been a long standing goal to have an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) curriculum at Oxford High School and that goal has finally come to fruition. In December of 2019, Lisa Butts, Director of Career Focused Education began talks with the Oxford and Addison fire departments about creating […]
By James Hanlon Leader Staff Writer The race for Michigan’s 46th State House District is shaping out to be one of the more interesting to watch this election, as Jody LaMacchia (D-Oxford) challenges incumbent John Reilly (R-Oakland Township). Rep. Reilly was first elected to the position in 2016. The district includes Addison, Brandon, Orion, Oxford […]