Seven has been a lucky number lately for Oxford’s Jan Heyse. The retired Pontiac Schools teacher, who is 77, scored her second hole-in-one in 2008 recently at Boulder Creek. The first ace came on March 17 at Gold Canyon Golf Course in Arizona. She used a seven iron there to get her first hole-in-one in […]
The North Oakland Blue Dragons Track and Field Team is representing Oxford and the Oakland County area well at the 2008 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympic Games. More than 12,000 athletes from 50 states are competing this week in eight age-groups in 22 sports at the 2008 AAU games held in the Oakland County […]
Bill Savage does not see the need for the Village of Oxford to build a sidewalk to nowhere in front of his and his neighbors homes. Savage has protested the proposed sidewalk along the east side of Pontiac Street, from the southern village limits, to Oxford Elementary School. There is no sidewalk there now and […]
The residents at St. Augustine’s Monastery will be able to enjoy the fruits as well as vegetables of the labor of Boy Scout John Krug and his army of volunteers. The Oxford teen recently completed his community service project in order to earn the rank of Eagle Scout by spearheading construction of a garden area […]
Summertime is usually a carefree period when everyone can enjoy beautiful weather and fun. But, it also can be the time of year when Oxford residents are more susceptible to crime. The Oakland County Sheriff’s Department is warning local residents to take some simple precautions in hopes of not becoming a victim to crime. Sgt. […]
An Oxford High School teacher who is charged in connection with her husband in a sexual assault on a 16-year-old OHS student allegedly sought to illegally acquire the girl’s records from the high school, according to a prosecution statement Tuesday during a hearing in 52-2 District Court. Assistant prosecutor Hala Jarbou told District Judge Dana […]
The Oxford Board of Education chose an educator to fill a vacancy created with a recent resignation. Mary T. Stein, a professor at Oakland University, and mother of four Oxford High School graduates, was chosen over two other candidates to replace Major Murray, who resigned in June. The term Stein was tabbed to fill will […]
An Oxford High School teacher who is charged in connection with her husband in a sexual assault on a 16-year-old OHS student allegedly sought to illegally acquire the girl’s records from the high school, according to a prosecution statement Tuesday during a hearing in 52-2 District Court. Assistant Prosecutor Hala Jarbou told District Judge Dana […]
The Oxford Wildcats won one and lost one during the past week in Flint Metro League hockey action. The Cats easily got past Clio, 6-1, before dropping a weekend contest to Lapeer West, 5-1. In the Clio game, Oxford got two goals and an assist from Adam McLoskey while his brother, Ben added a goal […]
The Oxford Wildcat’s hockey team is expected to be one of the contenders in the Flint Metro League this season. Coach Dave Hague said his squad is well-balanced and has strong senior leadership. Last week, the Oxford icemen won non-league games against Shrine Catholic, 8-0, and Madison Heights Lamphere, 7-1. In their only league match […]