Springfield Whoopee Bowl faces demolition

Despite pleas from the family who own and operate the Whoopee Bowl, Springfield Township officials will seek bids to demolish what they consider a ‘dangerous building.? The owners have the option of razing the structure themselves before the board takes a formal vote Aug. 12, but the operator vowed last week to appeal the board’s […]

Gargaro’s World

I always thought the City of Detroit was a tough, hard-nosed blue collar town. I guess I will need to reevaluate after seeing the pathetic way people in this area reacted to a few comments by comedian Jimmy Kimmel. In case anyone missed it, the late night comedian took a shot at Detroit when he […]

Letter to the Editor

I am delighted and honored to comment on President Ronald Reagan following his recent death. Perhaps few can discern or comprehend his impact on our times. In his memory, we salute and celebrate his superb leadership, intellect, humor and the sense of purpose with which he pursued our country’s restoration to greatness and world leadership. […]

Letter to the Editor

My name is Rachel Glowski and I am secretary of the Alpha Club at Clarkston Elementary. Alpha Club is a youth organization of the Optimist Club. There are 17 members in our club made up of fourth and fifth graders: Michael Gieske, Taylor Sloan, Megan Francis, Hannah Phillips, Caitlin Harvey, Alexa Saplala, Hailey Kociszewski, Taryn […]

Letter to the Editor

OK, Cathy Houck, I hope you vented all of your outrage on the seniors of Independence Township, Township Supervisor Dale Stuart, and the citizens of Independence Township in your ‘guest column? on the opinion page of The Clarkston News, May 26 edition. According to you, the township board and its leader, Mr. Stuart, are busily […]

Kids on patrol?

Move over Ponch and John, here comes Matthew (left) and Samantha Wilson. The 2 and 3-year-old brother-sister team from Oxford climbed aboard an Oakland County Sheriff’s Department motorcycle during the ?1st Annual Rough Tough Truck Night? at Seymour Lake Park Friday. Sponsored by Oxford Township Parks and Recreation, the event gave kids (and adults) the […]

Outdoor water use restricted in township

Oxford Township water customers are being told to restrict their outdoor water usage until further notice. The manadatory restriction began Thursday, June 10 following the township board’s vote to impose it the day before at the request of the Oakland County Drain Commission and the township engineer. All customers served by the township water system […]

Angels for Angela

‘I had noticed this mole before, but didn’t think anything of it until it started itching. It didn’t look right and I remember thinking I should do something, but I kind of blew it off.? ‘I didn’t have it my whole life. I knew I’d had it for at least a year.? Then one day […]

From The Oxford Leader

Tuesday, June 8 Kids seen taking down the no skateboarding sign posted in Centennial Park. Resident on E. Manor called 911 after hearing what she thought was two gun shots. Wednesday, June 9 19-year-old Oxford Township resident was arrested for possible marijuana use and possession after an unknown substance was found on her person at […]

Kitty starts fire in mobile home

Be kind to your pets or they just may set your house on fire. Case in point ? At 1:31 p.m. Friday, June 11 Oxford firefighters were dispatched to 458 Kirkwood (inside the Parkhurst Estates mobile home park) to extinguish a fire started by a pet cat. According to Fire Chief Jack LeRoy, it all […]