Keiser’s Role: Memorial day

When speaking of war former General and President George Washington wrote in a 1785 letter to Col. David Humphrey: ‘My first wish is to see this plague to mankind banished from off the earth, and the sons and daughters of this world employed in more pleasing and innocent amusements, than in preparing implements and excercising […]

Driving to raise money

Chrysler drivers were seen at St. Joes eph Catholic school on May 17 as part of the school’s fundraiser for the eight grade Washington DC Field Trip. Milosch’s Palace Chrysler Jeep Dodge had the Chrysler 200, Chrysler 300, and the Chrysler Town and Country mini-van available for guests to drive. Each drive resulted in a […]

Annual golf outing for Lions

The Lake Orion Lions Club is preparing to swing at their 17th Annual Golf Outing and Dinner, June 2. ‘It’s one of our bigger events for the year, but it’s also one of our (most fun),? said Rick Rice co-chairman of the event. ‘This is a way we can actually go out and socialize and […]

Seventeenth annual golf outing for Lions

Lake Orion Lions Club is preparing to swing at their 17th Annual Golf Outing and Dinner, June 2. ‘It’s one of our bigger events for the year, but it’s also one of our funnest,? said Rick Rice co-chairman of the event. ‘This is a way we can actually go out and socialize and have fun […]

Students stand against bullying

Lake Orion and Oxford Schools joined together against bullying. On May 4 the school district participated in ‘Stand 4 Change Day.? ‘It’s really nice for everybody to stand together in such a big group especially and stand against bullying,? said Shannon Line from Scripps Middle School. ‘To let everyone know there is someone out there […]

‘Hi-Hill people worked over?

In a last ditch effort for sewer reimbursement from Orion Township Hi-Hill subdivision residents were denied at the May 7 regular township board meeting. After reviewing ‘thousands upon thousands of documents,? Trustee Mike Flood Jr. decided to stand by the Orion Township Board’s April 4, 2005 motion to deny reimbursement, which carried 7-0 at the […]

Students, teachers join against privatization

By Trevor Keiser Review Co-Editor Next Wednesday: That’s the day, Lake Orion School’s Assistant Superintendent of Business and Finance John Fitzgerald hopes to bring his recommendation to the board as it relates to privatizing school custodial services. Fitzgerald said the Request for Proposal (RFP) committee has inspected facilities the past two weeks and the feedback […]

Five teams to Destination ImagiNation

After sending eight teams to the Destination ImagiNation (DI) Regional tournament at Central University, Five teams from St. Joseph School are going on to the Global Finals in Tennessee, May 22-26. ‘This is the eight year in a row St. Joseph has earned a trip to the global finals,? said Coach Tom Eisbrenner. ‘We got […]

Post office ready for can drive, May 12

Lake Orion Postal workers are ready to collect some cans on May 12 for the 20th Annual National Association of Letter Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. ‘It’s so simple,? said Pamela Wilson, letter carrier and food drive coordinator in Lake Orion. ‘All people have to do is put something in their mailbox or next […]

Candidate filing, May 15 deadline

Time is ticking down, but those still interested in running as a candidate for the Orion Township trustee board have until 4 p.m. on May 15 to file. According to Orion Township Clerk Penny Shults only nine people have filed to run as candidates so far. Incumbent JoAnn Van Tassel and Chris Barnett will run […]

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