Bus driver rolls into retirement after 4 decades

Bus driver rolls into retirement after 4 decades

By Don Rush What started out in 1986 as a short-time gig for one Oxford Township resident, finally came to an end two weeks ago with the last day of school in Oxford. “It was supposed to be temporary,” Maria Mageli, 63 said, laughing between words. “I wanted a new motorcycle and a new garage.” […]

Oxford schools get extra funding from state

By Don Rush A bill pushed by State State Rep. Pamela Hornberger (R-Chesterfield) chair of the House Education Committee, delivering immediate funding to help Oxford Community Schools in its continued efforts to recover from the November tragedy, was signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on June 10. “We carefully listened to the needs expressed […]

Up we go!

Up we go!

It was a topsy-turvy world this past weekend at the annual Seymour Celebration at Seymour Lake Oxford Township Park. It was a perfect weekend for live music, fast food, carnival rides, classic cars and fireworks. The weather was great and there were thousands of smiles and laughs. Here Khloe Gabrish (in blue Oxford Strong) and […]

‘Thoughts and prayers are not enough…’

‘Thoughts and prayers are not enough…’

Oxford students, supporters demand action to end gun violence By Jim Newell Lake Orion Review Editor OXFORD, Mich. – Oxford High School students know firsthand the horror and devastation of a school shooting and on Saturday they rallied to demand lawmakers make meaningful changes so more people do not die needlessly from gun violence. About 600 […]

Vacant lot downtown transformed to Washington Square

Vacant lot downtown transformed to Washington Square

By Don Rush Since 1971 when the Oakland Hotel was demolished, there has been a vacant lot on the west side of N. Washington Street. Over the years it’s been used for a few things like a farmers market, but for the most part it has remained vacant, slowly deteriorating. That has changed. Residents will […]

Pot, roads, Davis and more

The Oxford Township Board of Trustees met on June 8 for just under an hours. Here’s some of what they did. Approved 2nd reading With only Treasurer Joe Ferrari voting ‘no,’ the board approved the second reading of amendments to Zoning Ordiance 67A.028 in regards to medical marijuana. The amendments are in regards to cultivation […]

Streeter is Scoutmaster of the year

Streeter is Scoutmaster of the year

  Scouting’s local Pontiac-Manito District has named Blake Streeter of Oxford Troop 366 “Scoutmaster of the Year” in recognition of dedication to the youth of his unit. Representatives from the district, which spans much of Oakland County, attended Troop 366’s Court of Honor at LakePoint Community Church on June 1 to present Streeter with the […]

Accident claims life of Oxford resident

Accident claims life of Oxford resident

An 82-year-old Oxford Township man has died after he turned into the path of a tandem gravel hauler and was struck in Oxford Township, according to a release from the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office. The crash happened about 8:36 a.m. on a wet and rainy June 8. The man, Michael Hogan, was driving his 2012 […]

Wildcat bowler signs

Wildcat bowler signs

Two-year Oxford Varsity Bowler Jason Paslean signed his letter of intent to bowl for Huntington University starting with the 2023-24 season Paslean, who will be a senior this coming August for Oxford signed his letter at Collier Lanes on June 7 with Huntington’s head bowling coach Mike Shockey. Longtime Oxford bowling coach Claude “Jr.” Lafnear […]

Maier takes 1st on the links

Maier takes 1st on the links

Recent Oxford High School graduate Chase Maier and four other Wildcat varsity golfers traveled to the regional golf tournament May 31, and put in a pretty good round. Maier shot a 71 at the Curry Golf Course in Midland, and finished the top golfer of the day. The Wildcats as a team shot a 328 […]

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