Girls? Lacrosse shot down in playoffs by Clarkston

By Gabriel Ouzounian Review Staff Writer The Lake Orion Girls? Varsity Lacrosse team fell to Clarkston in the miserably wet weather on May 26 in their first – and last – playoff game, ending with a 15-5 loss. The game started and Clarkston showed they had come to play Lacrosse with two goals in the […]

Custom Health Center gets to the roots

By Gabriel Ouzounian Review Staff Writer Orion residents looking for an alternative to traditional medical care now have one more option available. Custom Health Center, which opened about three months ago, focuses on finding the root cause of problems rather than just treating symptoms. Owner Dr. Jason Olafsson said he took an alternative approach to […]

The process of replacing a supervisor

By Gabriel Ouzounian Review Staff Writer Township Supervisor Matthew Gibb has officially designated his resignation date for May 31, and township offices are busy drawing up plans to select a new leader. On June 2, just two days after Gibb leaves for county offices to take up his new post as Oakland County Deputy Executive […]

Staying ahead of Yellow Jackets

By Gabriel Ouzounian Review Staff Writer The Dragons took on a double header against Avondale May 18, playing through the rain and mud to beat the Yellow Jackets 6-5. Avondale struck first blood in the first inning scoring two runs, but the Dragons answered in kind, raising the ante by two and leading the game […]

Boys? Lacrosse makes school history

The Lake Orion Boys? Varsity Lacrosse team took home their first Oakland Athletics Association Blue Division championship May 17, when they beat Royal Oak, 17-1. First year coach Brad Thomas said it was an excellent way to send off the seniors and a great way to end the normal season. ‘We gave a complete performance […]

Cheers?

By Gabriel Ouzounian Review Staff Writer With the introduction of the so-called Wildwood Amphitheater and the Orion Center, Orion Township has become a location with more than a few venues for groups hoping to host an event. Thanks to a change in Ordinance 132 at a May 16 meeting, and formally adopted on May 19, […]

Art Tunes

The currently nicknamed Wildwood Amphitheater got a dry run on May 21 and 22 when bands got together for Art Tunes – a festival to raise money for charity and organized by ‘Chizzy? Mike Chisholm. Over ten bands played at the venue over the course of the two day festival, offering a number of different […]

Foundation cracks worry businesses

Downtown Lake Orion’s streets are now throughly demolished, ready to begin the rebuilding process. Yet it appears the roads aren’t the only structures being sundered. Ron Sweet, owner of buildings at 20 E. Front Street and 51-59 S. Broadway said the heavy equipment being used to tear up the roads and sidewalks has damaged the […]

Downtown golf event planned for summer

Mini-golf is usually made more entertaining by increasingly eccentric courses, and thanks to the diversity of Lake Orion’s downtown businesses, this truism sparked an idea for DDA Executive Directer Suzanne Perreault. ‘I thought it would be really cool to turn the entire downtown into a golf course,? said Perreault. ‘Instead of the DDA coming up […]

Girls Varsity Lacrosse breaks even

The Lake Orion Girls? Varsity Lacrosse team took on Waterford United on May 12, and thanks to some swift, exciting play near the end of the game, the Dragons eked out a tie against the Waterford team. The first half saw the Dragons score three quick goals, while allowing Waterford only one. According to Dragons […]

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