Firefighters stop garage fire from spreading to house

Oxford firefighters made a good save Sunday evening when they prevented a garage fire from spreading to a house in the Woodbriar Village subdivision. It happened on Poppy Hill Dr., south of W. Drahner Rd. Firefighters were called to the scene after homeowners discovered smoke and flames inside their two-car, attached garage. According to Fire […]

Police: Distracted driving results in vehicle rollover on East St.

Oxford Village Police say distracted diving was the cause of a May 15 accident on East St. that left a vehicle resting on its roof in the middle of the road. According to the police report, a 42-year-old Oxford Village woman was heading west in her 2019 Ford EcoSport when “she reached for her cell […]

Life Scout adds garden area to Daniel Axford

A former Daniel Axford (DA) Elementary student returned to his old stomping ground Friday afternoon to create quiet outdoor space where students can read, learn and develop an appreciation for the natural world. As part of his efforts to attain the rank of Eagle Scout, D.J. Moore, a member of Boy Scout Troop 366, oversaw […]

Police: Vehicle’s failure to yield causes tractor trail to tip over

OXFORD TWP. – A tractor trailer spent hours laying across the northbound lanes of M-24, just north of Ray Rd., following a crash that occurred shortly after 12 a.m. on May 21. According to the Oakland County Sheriff’s report, the tractor trailer, driven by a 41-year-old Flint man, was heading north on M-24 when a […]

Threading the needle

Threading the needle

Luke Rauh had a blast tackling the inflatable obstacle course during the Oxford High School Spring Carnival held May 8. For more photos, pick up a copy of the Leader. Photo by C.J. Carnacchio.  

State AG to file lawsuit against Odd Job Disposal

‘Every customer’ encouraged to file a complaint online In response to customer complaints and a media report regarding Odd Job Disposal, Michigan’s attorney general is preparing to take legal action against the Oxford-based trash hauler, which closed its doors suddenly last week. “We made it clear to the owner that he can expect that we […]

Official seeks help to petition for single trash hauler

An issue that Oxford Township voters haven’t faced in 27 years could make its way back to the ballot if an elected official can find support and assistance from like-minded residents. At last week’s township board meeting, Trustee Margaret Payne announced she “would like to see a single trash hauler” serving the township. To help […]

Youth Assistance honors 37 kids for positive contributions

On a daily basis, there are young people in the Oxford school district who are doing volunteer work, practicing compassion, infecting others with their positive attitudes and leading by example. Last week, Oxford Addison Youth Assistance honored 37 students at its Annual Youth Recognition Ceremony held at the middle school. “I’m so proud of you,” […]

Village holding public hearing on commercial marijuana uses May 20

What do Oxford Village residents think about the now-legal recreational marijuana industry? Do they want to allow pot businesses in the community? Do they want to prohibit them? Do they favor permitting some, but barring others if the state will let municipalities pick and choose? What concerns and questions do they have about these facilities? […]