Dear Editor, What a tough 10 weeks our community has endured. There has been a roller coaster of changes that have affected everyone in Oxford. We can assure the residents of Oxford that your fire fighters have been working diligently through this pandemic to make sure the residents stay safe. The Fire Chief has temporarily […]
Dear Editor, We are at risk in Michigan of implementing policies that severely impact our rights and freedoms. These policies may also impose unnecessary burdens on residents and violate their privacy and freedom to choose. As most know, contact tracing is the established practice of identifying and monitoring individuals who may have had contact with […]
Good morning, Don. Just wanted to tell you how much we miss The Leader. Of course, we understand why it isn’t being published. I really liked the 3 communities together in the couple editions. It’s was nice seeing what other people in the area are doing. Take care. Hope to see The Leader in our […]
Last Friday we asked readers on Facebook, “Dear Oxford Community School Families, what are your plans now that there is no school for three weeks? One reader, Sarah Nastasy, said “We’re going to make some shrinky dinks, tie dye some t shirts, finish the March reading challenge and have a Star Wars marathon.” And, she […]
Dear Editor, Today, on the front page of the Wall Street Journal: U.S Hospitals Face Major Challenges. Hospital beds are on the decline nationwide. As the virus spreads, executives are scrambling to secure beds and places to put patients. This article is supported by other major media outlets. The current virus has exposed something that […]
By Ruby Howe The beautiful quilts my grandmother makes remind me of what makes America great – diversity! The pieces of cloth are like different people from all different places around the globe. The different designs and patterns on the fabric are everyone’s religions, races, and cultures. The individuality that makes everyone unique is what […]
Dear Editor, Lansing lawmakers are at it again! After realizing his mistake in allowing counties to form partnerships to raise unconstitutional taxes, Speaker Lee Chatfield and his powerful business friends this week proposed something worse. And again, local politicians like Oakland County David Coulter are pushing to quickly get a Regional Transit Tax – House […]
Remembers when family moved to Oxford Dear Editor, I saw in The Oxford Leader that you were looking for old photos of memories from past times. I am attaching information and photo for you to publish if you would about my father, Dick Trudell, becoming the Manager for Oxford Ford Sales, Inc. in 1948. The […]
Dear Editor, On March 10, during the Presidential Primary, there is also a millage renewal of 0.2 mils to support the DIA for another 10 years from 2022 to 2031. In 2012, the original millage passed in Oakland County with 64% support. Much of the southern communities supported the effort while here in the northeast […]
Thank you all! Dear Editor, To all of our friends, family, neighbors and Sureguard Construction, we say, “Thank You!” Now we have a new roof, badly needed for sure. It was a beautiful surprise. Hopefully we will be able to re-pay you some how, someday. Sincerely, Marlene and Gene Mallia, Leonard.