Enbridge donates $15K for Lake George dock

Thanks to the Canada-based Enbridge company, Addison Township will be able to enhance public recreational opportunities on one of the community’s scenic lakes. Last week, Enbridge donated $15,000 toward the installation of a handicap-accessible dock on Lake George. ‘We’d like to put it in sometime this spring,? said township Supervisor Bruce Pearson. Although everyone will […]

Space still available for Special Olympics scrapbooking fund-raiser

Limited space is available for a local scrapbooking fund-raiser to benefit the athletes of Special Olympics Michgian. The event will be held on Saturday, March 21 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Treetop Lodge (3333 Jonathan Rd.) located within the Oxford 48371 zip code. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. Participants will bring their own […]

Library lock-in offers chance to Make it, Use it, Try it

In today’s society, it seems like many young people are more content to consume goods than produce them. The idea of building something with your own two hands is rapidly becoming a foreign concept as fingers spend more time touching screens than touching tools. But Sian Marshall, head of teen services at the Oxford Public […]

The eagles have landed

When you live in northern Oakland County, it’s not uncommon to see a plethora of wildlife ranging from whitetail deer and wild turkeys to hawks and coyotes. But Dr. Bruce Meyers got an opportunity to see something much more rare and very special. He even captured some images with his trusty camera. For the past […]

Fire hits horse farm again, destroys hay equipment

For the second time in six years, a horse farm in northern Oxford Township was the victim of a destructive fire. Ginny Benson, owner of Sassafras Farms at 3270 Barber Rd., just north of Oakwood Rd., is understandably discouraged. ‘Honestly, I’m thinking I just want to leave ? sell the place and go,? she said. […]

Village, not township, owes West St. sewer customers

There is a problem with sewer billing on West St., but it turns out it’s on a much smaller scale than originally believed and it’s the village’s issue, not the township’s. Bottom-line, one West St. home was being double-billed for sanitary sewer services. It was being charged by both the township and village when in […]

Insurance makes village ‘whole? for missing funds

Nearly all of the Oxford Village funds that went missing in 2010 are back in the municipality’s coffers thanks to insurance. Last week, the village received a $20,062 check from the Michigan Municipal League’s (MML) Liability and Property Pool for the claim it had filed regarding these funds. This check, combined with $865 the village […]

Poppy display takes 1st place in state

Heather Dalling must have an angel on her shoulder. Using a collection of ordinary items, the Oxford resident took a leap of faith and transformed them into an angelic work of art that earned statewide recognition. ‘I’m really excited and surprised,? Dalling said. ‘It’s not something I had anticipated. I’ve never sculpted anything before or […]

Oxford man bags his first bobcat

Everybody has their own way to keep themselves entertained during Michigan’s long, cold winters. Some people enjoy ice fishing. Some people ride snowmobiles. Some folks hit the ski slopes. Oxford resident Bob Collins beat the winter blues by heading into the woods and shooting a bobcat on his hunting property near Hubbard Lake. ‘I was […]

Township’s new meeting room ready

Beginning next week, all of Oxford Township’s government meetings will be held at the municipality’s office located at 300 Dunlap Rd., just north of Seymour Lake Rd. That’s because the new 2,350-square-foot meeting room is complete. It’s capable of accommodating 100 audience members, As a result, township-related meetings will no longer be held at the […]

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