Oxford Leader

Sherman Publications Inc. publishes a weekly newspaper that has been serving the communities of Oxford and Addison Townships since April 1898. It focuses on delivering local news and updates to its readers.

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Oxford Twp. schedules special meeting to interview trustee candidates

3 days ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

Board expected to appoint someone on May 20By Jim NewellManaging [email protected] TWP. — The Oxford Township Board of Trustees will interview seven candidates for an open trustee seat during a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. May 20. The seat became open after former Trustee Jeffrey M. Omtvedt submitted his resignation to Supervisor Jack Curtis in an email dated April 2, with an effective date of April 9. Omtvedt, who was elected as township trustee in the Nov.
Oxford boys, girls track and field athletes compete in OAA league meet

3 days ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

Several individuals set personal, season recordsBy Jim NewellManaging EditorORION TWP. — Lake Orion High School hosted the OAA Red-White division league meet on Friday with 11 teams competing in the boys varsity division and 10 in the girls varsity meet. Oxford boys finished ninth, while the girls came in seventh. Clarkston won the boys meet, followed by Troy in second and Troy Athens in third. Rochester won the girls meet, followed by Lake Orion and Rochester Adams to round out the top three.
Fun at the Farmers Market

3 days ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

The Davis Family Farmers Market opened on Saturday in Seymour Lake Township Park and included activities and goods for the whole family. Besides traditional market fare like fresh produce, honey, breads, meats and flowers, the market includes kids’ activities and crafts like facepainting and coloring. The market will also feature a weekly petting zoo.
Drew Holt’s dedication to local history earns DAR award

3 days ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

DAR John Crawford Chapters recognizes six of its founding membersBy Jim NewellManaging [email protected] TWP. – Oxford resident Drew Holt was presented a Historic Preservation Recognition Award from the John Crawford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) during a special ceremony at Ridgelawn Memorial Cemetery on Saturday. Holt was recognized for his volunteer work with the Northeast Oakland Historical Society and Museum in downtown Oxford.
Brian Hempstead - Celebration of Life

3 days ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

Please join the family of Brian Hempstead as we celebrate his life from 3-6 p.m. Saturday, May 17 at the Legacy Center, 925 North Lapeer Rd., Oxford, Michigan, 48371.
28 Oxford youths honored for their commitment to the community

1 week ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

By Joseph GoralStaff [email protected] TWP. — Twenty-eight Oxford-area youths were honored on Friday during Oxford-Addison Youth Assistance’s (OAYA) annual award ceremony at Oxford Middle School.
Larry Berklich 1949-2025

1 week ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

Saying good bye to my best friend and husband. Larry was a smart, funny, kind man. He proudly served his country in Vietnam. Thank you for the great life adventures. Larry is survived by his wife, Shari, brother Tony Berklich (Pam), sister Diana Berklich, brother in-law, Bruce Kessler, his two lifelong friends, Greg Tereck, Paul Schoenrade and his beloved dogs. You will be missed. Larry Berklich 1949-2025 added by on
Home Depot Foundation donates to Seymour Lake Twp. Park

1 week ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

Community Garden recieves grant fundsBy Jim NewellManaging [email protected] TWP. – Seymour Lake Township Park got more than a little extra love on Thursday thanks to an $8,000 grant from the Home Depot Foundation, and the Oxford Community Garden – and all those who receive food from the garden – were the main beneficiaries.
Annual ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive returns May 10

1 week ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

OXFORD TWP. — United States Postal workers across the country will be participating in the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive on Saturday, and Oxford mail carriers are part of the effort to help those in need. Residents are asked to make donations by leaving out non-perishable food next to their mailbox before their letter carrier delivers mail on Saturday. The carrier and post office does the rest; sorting the food and delivering it to local food banks in the community.
Local girl scout earns Gold Award, partners with BTPL

1 week ago | oxfordleader.com | Joseph Goral

By Shelby [email protected] — Oxford High School senior Daphne Palmer has partnered with the Brandon Township Public Library to receive her Girl Scout Gold Award. Her project was to create and implement a seed library, which is a free resource for the Ortonville and Brandon Community. “I’m passionate about the environment and have seen the community benefit in neighboring communities,” said Palmer.