Lake Orion, United States (Local)
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Joseph Goral's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Michigan, with a strong emphasis on announcements and industry-specific content related to sports, culture & society, entertainment news, and education. He extensively covers topics such as state rankings, Michigan-centric events, the economy, economic development initiatives and business-related stories.
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INDEPENDENCE TWP. — More than 500 tassels were turned as Lake Orion High School’s Class of 2026 ended the high school chapters of their lives. The Dragons will now turn to the endless possibilities waiting in the future. The graduates and their families, friends, district administrators and teachers celebrated the milestone during commencement ceremonies at Pine Knob on Sunday. The […]
By: Joseph Goral
BATTLE CREEK — The Lake Orion High School boys volleyball team finished their season as the MHSAA state runners-up in the first ever MHSAA boys volleyball state finals on Saturday. The Dragons (23-1) were undefeated heading into the final against first ranked Grand Haven (41-1) before losing 3-1 in four sets. In the state semifinal on June 5, the Dragons […]
By: Joseph Goral
OXFORD — The Oxford Village Council approved survey, design and engineering work for Pontiac Street and East Street totaling $19,300 on June 9. First, the council unanimously approved a $12,500 quote from Fleis and Vanderbrink for a topographical survey for the streets. For many years, two areas on Pontiac Street flood and require pumps to clear the water during extreme […]
OXFORD — The Oxford DDA sold their trolley for $4,900, Oxford DDADirector Kimberly Smith said on June 15. She said a “very loving family” purchased the vehicle and will repurpose it to be used as a stationary attraction like a coffee shop or small store. It will be located in the Dearborn area. The Oxford DDA purchased the vehicle in […]
ORIONTWP. — Renovations to past Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa’s former home on Square Lake are nearing completion. Hoffa purchased the property, a 2,528 square-feet home built in 1925, on Sept. 3, 1947 as a summer cottage. The home was sold along with much of its contents in 1985, around 10 years after Hoffa’s disappearance on July 30, 1975. They were […]
By: Joseph Goral
ORION TWP. — Renovations to past Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa’s former home on Square Lake are nearing completion. Hoffa purchased the property, a 2,528 square-feet home built in 1925, on Sept. 3, 1947 as a summer cottage. The home was sold along with much of its contents in 1985, around 10 years after Hoffa’s disappearance on July 30, 1975. They […]
By: Joseph Goral
ORION TWP. — The Lake Orion Community Schools Board of Education voted to adopt its 2026-27 budget resolution during its regular meeting on June 24. Assistant Superintendent of Business and Finance Andrea Curtis said district administration built the budget without knowing what LOCS will receive from the state of Michigan. Negotiations for union contracts were not finalized by the time […]
By: Joseph Goral
ORION TWP. — The Lake Orion Community Schools Board of Education signed a resolution to put a $115,985,000 bond proposition on the Nov. 3 ballot during their regular meeting on July 29. The proposal’s term would be four years and have a zero-mill change, according to LOCS, meaning the tax rate would be expected to remain at 7 mills. Ballot […]
OXFORD TWP. — The Oxford Fire Department received two new 2026 ambulances around 11 a.m. on July 28. The new ambulances, which have Ford F-550 chassis buil
OXFORD TWP. — The Oxford 150/America 250 Committee will hold a first responder appreciation and Oxford Police Department 85th anniversary combination event
