Printing shop opens doors in downtown

The Lake Orion Downtown Development Authority held a ribbon cutting ceremony last Friday for their newest business, M & B Graphics. A full-service specialty print shop, M & B is owned by Lake Orion residents Robert & Donna Reighard (who were also honored by the village last week (see this web edition). The Lake Orion […]

One down, two to go:

Thirteen of the 14 candidates for the upcoming township election participated in the first of three scheduled ‘Meet the Candidates Nights? last week at the Orion Township Public Library. The event was hosted by the Orion Area Chamber of Commerce and moderated by Wes Fuelling. ‘It was very informative,? said Chamber Managing Director Donna Heyniger. […]

Fireworks details still being worked out

For the third straight summer, the Lake Orion fireworks show will be shot entirely from barges on the water. Two years ago, a barge broke loose from its anchorage, forcing a lengthy delay. Last year, Police Chief Jerry Narsh said the show was hard to see from several spots on shore. Details on this year’s […]

Jubilee to find clean streets?

The annual Lake Orion Lions Club Jubilee will hit the downtown streets next week. And when vendors arrive, they should find those streets in the best shape of the year. The village’s water main contractor, C&P Construction Co., Inc, completed the last of their new water main tie-ins last week. This week, they hope to […]

Sunset Hills association seeks SAD

The township board heard a presentation from residents in the Sunset Hills subdivision last week regarding maintenance of private roads in their neighborhood. Sunset Hills was platted back in the 1920s and a neighborhood association was formed in the 1970s. That association continues today and their funding is entirely voluntary. ‘The condition and viability of […]

The LO Down

In the past two weeks, there have been three ‘Letters to the Editor? addressing party affiliation in the upcoming township elections. As much as I hate to step on the Ping-Pong ball right at the start of a good match, that’s enough. I’m sure there are plenty of people out there who vote based on […]

Library hosts contest for ‘Seasoned Readers?

Summer reading contests aren’t just for the kids anymore. The Orion Township Public Library will kick-off their new ‘Summer Reading Club for the ‘Seasoned Reader?? on Friday. The kick-off event will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the library. Entry forms are also available at the Senior Center Library as well as […]

Construction board denies point residents? appeal

When areas of the village were platted over 75 years ago, planners probably didn’t take things like two-story medical offices or condos into consideration. Those same plats remain today, but some of the plans have changed. And on part of Pelton’s Point along Lake Orion on M-24, it’s created a bit of controversy. As a […]

Motorcycle restorer keeps winning awards

For the second straight year vintage motorcycle enthusiasts chose a bike owned by Lake Orion resident Roger Smith as their favorite. Smith picked up the prestigious ‘Spectator’s Choice? honor at the Gilmore Car Museum’s 13th annual Vintage Motorcycle Expo, held on June 8, in Hickory Corners (located about 50 miles southwest of Lansing). ‘To be […]

Fireworks show still needs your help

You’ve seen it while driving along M-24 in Lake Orion. Now the fireworks thermometer has made its way to The Review (see this week’s print editon for more). The show must go on, and this new feature (which will run from now until the fundraising goal is met) will keep you informed on how much […]

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