Travelers who like to head west on Oakwood Road to M-15, rejoice. On June 19, the intersection closed for the summer to make safety improvements and to replace the culvert under the road. The project was finished ahead of schedule, and the intersection opened to traffic on August 25. “We were saying the project would […]
Funds will go to the Tate Myre Foundation By Jim Newell Special to the Leader The Oxford-Lake Orion football game is always an intense gridiron rivalry, with the winner claiming the Double-O Trophy and bragging rights for a year. But what happens off the field when the Lake Orion and Oxford communities team up is […]
By Matt Mackinder Special to the Leader Will Poolton is taking the next step in his hockey career, recently signing to play junior hockey with the United States Premier Hockey League’s (USPHL) Toledo Cherokee. The 19-year-old Oxford native is joining a team that has emerged as a top USPHL team in recent years and a […]
Men of Oxford, a subsidiary of the Oakland County American Cancer Society (ACS) Men Wear Pink group, will host a number of events this summer and fall to raise funds and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. The group’s goal this year is $10,000. First up is a Dunk Tank 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, […]
‘Always a Wildcat’ CJ, Nita and Patti: (From left) Oxford Communications and Grant Manager C.J. Carnacchio and Helen Smith’s daughters, Nita Stevenson and Patti Colvin, took a little time to appreciate the new park and playground at the Helen Smith Park, but quickly made way for the kids to play. Post 108: Members […]
Just some information, I wanted to share with the community. I received my Medicare Summary Notice which lists what medicare paid for my medical expenses. I had never ordered a Covid test kit, but had received one last May. My Medicare Summary had a total of four test kits listed. I called Medicare and discovered […]
By Jim Newell Lake Orion Review Editor OXFORD TWP— Even just a few hours at the Pan Equus Animal Sanctuary (PEAS) farm can provide an abundance of enjoyment and rejuvenate one’s spirit – for both the people and the animals. The caring owners and volunteers at PEAS are dedicated to making sure that nothing is […]
Dear Editor, Many thanks for your wonderful coverage of the boat parade on Paint and Clear lakes. Our community is so lucky to have the Oxford Leader (July 12, 2023). I also really enjoyed the Peggy Reddaway reflection in Don Rush’s “Don’t Rush Me” column. Thanks for all you do! Glenn McTaggart Oxford
BY JEFF HOGAN Special to the Leader LAPEER — Chadwick Mobley stood mute Monday morning from the Lapeer County Jail during a virtual arraignment proceeding when he was charged in the murder of Andrea Eilber, 20, of Otisville, that occurred in November 2011. Mobley, 42, wearing an orange Lapeer County Jail prisoner jumpsuit, said […]
Tournament officials announced complimentary admission to The Ally Challenge in Grand Blanc is available to members of the United States Armed Forces (Active Duty, National Guard, Reserve, and Retirees) and veterans. U.S. Armed Forces and veteran admission to the tournament includes access to the Dow VET, located on the 18th green at Warwick Hills […]