Jim Newell is a Senior Politics Writer for Slate, with a focus on national politics in the United States. His articles cover a range of topics, including analysis of political figures, election coverage, and commentary on current events. Jim's work has been featured in various publications, including Slate Magazine, Oxford Leader, Lake Orion Review, and Tri-County Times.
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Jim Newell's coverage includes local community events, crime and legal proceedings, government and politics, sports, financial institutions, Donald Trump, political figures, and the criminal justice system. His focus is national (United States) with a heavy emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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Their fight over the race’s next big event is on.
LAKE ORION — The Lake Orion High School soccer players already have a championship trophy before school even starts, repeating as champions in the third annual Dragon on the Lake high school Dragon Boat races on Saturday.
Workers put the finishing touches on the pickleball courts at Seymour Lake Twp. Park. The courts reopened Friday afternoon. Photo by C.J. Carnacchio/Oxford Twp.
Lynne Anne McLoskey of Novi, formerly of Oxford, passed away peacefully on Aug. 7, 2024 at the age of 82.
Partial road closures scheduled for festival By Joseph Goral Staff Writer [email protected] Oxford’s Scarecrow Festival will return to Washington Square and Burdick Street for its third consecutive year on Sept. 29 from 10-3 p.m., and the DDA is preparing for its biggest year yet, said DDA Executive Director Kelly Westbrook.
(Above) Developmental Kindergarten teacher Kelsey D’Andreta talks with James F. while he’s coloring a picture on his first day at Clear Lake Elementary.
By: Joseph Goral, Jim Newell
LAKE ORION — Creatures will crawl forth from every tomb in Lake Orion on Sept. 21 when the zombie horde prowls the streets of the Village of Lake Orion in search of nourishment.
It’s a dead heat—even though Harris is beating Trump there 2-to-1.
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