Oxford school board resolution requests state legislature mandate independent review of emergency response to Nov. 30 tragedy

By Shelby Stewart-Soldon Staff Writer ssoldan@mihomepaper.com  OXFORD TWP. — The Oxford Community Schools Board of Education voted 6-0 on Aug. 27 to approve a resolution to ask the state legislature for an independent review of the emergency response to the Nov. 30, 2021 tragedy at Oxford High School. President Dr. Erin Reis was absent from […]

Classic Chorale preparing for Christmas concert

New members welcome OXFORD – It’s still summer but the ladies of the Classic Chorale are gearing up for a holiday season of singing and invite new members to join and continue the tradition. “The Classic Choral is a group of women who love to sing three-part harmony,” said group member Pat McGowan. The community […]

Lynne Anne McLoskey, 82

Lynne Anne McLoskey of Novi, formerly of Oxford, passed away peacefully on Aug. 7, 2024 at the age of 82. Lynne is the adored wife of Daniel for 63 wonderful years, together since the age of 15; loving mother of Jill McLoskey, Lawrence (Katherine) McLoskey and Matthew McLoskey; proud grandmother of Adam (Jenean) McLoskey, Benjamin […]

Oxford Village Council weighs Village Hall renovation or demolition

By David Fleet Citizen Editor  Oxford Twp. — On Aug. 13, the Oxford Village Council voted 4-0 and approved a bid for $4,500 to Auburn Hills-based Designhaus Architecture to move forward to provide an opinion regarding the rehabilitation or demolition of the vacant wing of the Village of Oxford office property at 22 W. Burdick […]

New crosswalks in the works for east, west Burdick Street

By David Fleet Citizen Editor Oxford — On the night of Aug. 13, the Oxford Village Council voted 3-1 to approve two additional non-signalized crosswalks with concrete ADA ramps on Burdick Street just east and west of M-24. Council member Lori Bourgeau was absent and Maureen Helmuth voted no. The driving force behind the plan […]

Letters to the Editor

Need more answers on the single-waste hauler proposal The Oxford Township board has placed on the Nov. 5 ballot a proposal to have, or not to have, a Single Trash Hauler. The problem is there is no information as to what that proposal will do if passed. Which means, as of now it is a […]

Shelby Says: What it means to be a Citizen

Over the seven years I’ve been at The Citizen (sister paper to the Oxford Leader), I have had the honor of meeting many incredible people who give back to their community in many different ways. And every year around this time, those same people get talked about for prestigious community awards. Not only is The […]

Lapeer/Drahner intersection signal changing Aug. 20

By Jim Newell Managing Editor Oxford Twp. — The traffic signal at Lapeer Road (M-24) and Drahner Road intersection will be changing the order of when the left-turn signal will operate, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. MDOT has tentatively scheduled the change for Aug. 20, which will allow left turn movements after oncoming […]

Oxford school board approves course catalogue

New special education, Virtual Academy courses By Shelby Stewart-Soldan Staff Writer Oxford Twp. — The Oxford Community Schools Board of Education approved the district course catalogue for the school year, including additions for the Special Education courses and the Oxford Virtual Academy courses during its regular meeting on Aug. 13. “The course catalogue update, usually […]

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