Reasons why she is going to vote ‘yes’ for the library bond

Dear Editor, Please Vote YES on the Library Bond. The importance of a library that can service the community in which it resides has been proven repeatedly through time. Now, more than ever, libraries are a necessary part of a flourishing community. Commonly referred to as a “third place,” libraries offer a location where a […]

Athlete of the Week: Reagan Burns – Swim & Dive

Athlete of the Week: Reagan Burns – Swim & Dive

Reagan Burns, a freshman diver for the Oxford Wildcat Swim and Dive team, wrapped up a great week of diving for the Wildcats. Over the course of a week, Reagan finished 2nd at the Wildcat Diving Invitational and finished in second place against both Notre Dame Prep and Macomb Dakota. Reagan has worked very hard […]

Come on Oxford, we can do better

Dear Editor, Yesterday I had a conversation with a Lake Orion High School band parent. She told me that following the Wildcats defeat of the Dragons last Friday evening, students from Oxford High taunted Lake Orion parents and students as they exited the game, getting in their faces and dropping “f-bombs” right and left. This […]

Athlete of the Week: Mallory Bigelow

Athlete of the Week: Mallory Bigelow

Mallory Bigelow – Cross Country “She’s a hard working freshman leading our Varsity team and winning our first of three OAA White Jamboree’s with a time of 19.32. She’s led the Oxford Wildcats to two team wins at the Golden Grizzly Invitational and Algonac Classic Run prior to this. She’s looking to keep that momentum […]

Please sir, get with it!

Dear Editor, The comment from the WW II Vet (President Biden blames everyone but himself, published on Sept. 8) is a bit off track. So sorry for the loss of life for sure, but the comment clearly lost track of the facts. This isn’t a Trump vs. Biden issue. Please sir, get with it! Kevin […]

Ride on!

Ride on!

Last Thursday, Oxford Village Police Reserve Officer Keith Redlin on bike patrol visited students at Oxford Elementary School while assisting with school and bus traffic during morning drop-off. During the course of his duties that day he also biked through Oxford Lakes, through the Downtown District, the Pollyann Trail and other areas in the Village. […]

We thank you for your service

Dear Editor, Our message to the thousands of War on Terror heroes should be, “You did your duty and accomplished your mission. We thank you for your service and honor you as victors.” The fact there was never a repeat of Sept.11, 2001 is proof that our troops and their sacrifices won the war in […]

Athlete of the Week: Chase Maier – Varsity Tennis

Athlete of the Week: Chase Maier – Varsity Tennis

Chase Maier – Varsity Tennis “Chase Maier is one of our senior captains. He has the hardest spot on our team at #1 singles. “He is always having to play the best player of the opposing team. Whoever he faces, he consistently gives it his all. “Chase is a great leader and well liked amongst […]

In response to two letters to the editor

Dear Editor, I was going to send my response to you last week about the Jennifer Hart letter to the editor, but did not. I am glad that I did not because I want to add something more because of this last week’s issue. Letter writer Jay Taylor you are right on. I am sure […]

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