When asked what they needed to do in order to be faithful to God, John Wesley, the founder of Methodism and the Methodist Church, gave the early Methodists three general rules. They were not long, complex rules, but simple ones that would be easy for people to remember and follow: “Do no harm, do good […]
What has become of our country? Everyone has the right to protest as long as they don’t interfere with the rights of others but never have I seen such hatred and vitriol from people who are supposed to be so tolerant and peace-loving (well, as long as you don’t disagree with them). I’m talking about […]
I am compelled to tell you that I find your editorial of Nov. 2, “Vote NO on the RTA scam,” deeply offensive. I do not care about your publication deadline (which I’ve missed) but I did want to get my comments to you before the polls close today. Frankly, I do not expect the RTA […]
Oxford Village Council is looking to require landlords to register their rental properties. They say they need to keep track of where rentals are and how many there are. Why? Not all landlords are following the rules. The fire chief says that he wants to know where every rental is– why? Will the fire department […]
I would like to thank the three wonderful people (from the Oxford area) who came to my aid after my car caught fire on Oct. 22. As I was driving south on M-24 near Oakwood, the couple driving behind me and the Sheriff’s deputy who was driving a canine unit vehicle all three stayed with […]
“You’ve called the FBI, homeland security has been here to visit us… and all I can think of is it’s like a child that’s having a tantrum that does not get the right answer… you throw your tantrum and your tantrum has cost the district (nearly) $20,000 that could be spent on playgrounds or interventionists […]
In writing this letter, I want to be clear that the comments within are my personal opinions based upon the experiences myself and my children have had in Oxford. In no way am I speaking on behalf of the Oxford school board, district, or its members/employees. When I moved to Oxford with my family in […]
Who does not remember the Blue Turf Fiasco? It was only a few years ago. The voters were asked to pay for artificial turf. The voters turned it down, not just once, but twice. I will not waste time on why blue turf was not needed. The important thing is that voters voted NO! TWICE! […]
I’d like to share with you some thoughts and ideas with the hope that I can entice you to take the few minutes to go and vote and give these people, that includes me, a silent scream that you had enough, and you will be heard!!! The basis of my campaign, which got me started […]
I am writing to support the request from Oxford School Board member Mr. Dan D’Alessandro’s request that Oxford school district residents vote ‘YES’ for the renewal of the non-homestead millage proposal which will be on the Nov. 8 ballot. The current school board and administration has done an excellent job in keeping most of the […]