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OMS choirs salute vets

As they do every year, the talented Oxford Middle School choirs saluted our veterans with their Americana Concert held Nov. 11 at the OHS Performing Arts Center. Local veterans were honored with patriotic music, video clips, heartfelt words of gratitude and the promise that we shall never forget the sacrifices they made to keep America a free and secure nation....more >>

Surprise search yields no drugs at Oxford High

Good news for Oxford High and parents – no illegal drugs were found on school property last week following an unannounced search of the premises. OHS in conjunction with the Oakland County Sheriff's Department conducted a random drug search on Nov....more >>
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Former Lion talks about fitness

It's not everyday that high school students get the opportunity to listen to a former pro-bowl player from the National Football League. That is exactly what 350 students at Oxford High School got to due on Tuesday, Nov....more >>

Students' 'inniative' destroyed

New soccer nets at Clear Lake Elem. vandalized

Vandalism sucks, especially when school property is targeted. Just ask Clear Lake Elementary Principal Suzanne Hannatt. On November 8, she discovered both of the school's brand new soccer nets were vandalized....more >>
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Born May 21st
1860: Willem Einthoven, physiologist, inventor of the electrocardiogram.
1867: Frances Densmore, ethnomusicologist.
1878: Glenn Hammond Curtiss, aviation pioneer.
1898: Armand Hammer, American entrepeneur and industrialist.
1902: Marcel Breuer, Hungarian-born architect.
May 21st
in history
1927: Charles Lindbergh lands in Paris completing the first solo air crossing of the Atlantic.
1940: British forces attack German General Rommel's 7th Panzer Division at Arras, slowing his blitzkrieg of France.
1941: The first U.S. ship, the S.S. Robin Moor, is sunk by a U-boat.
1951: The U.S. Eighth Army counterattacks to drive the Communist Chinese and North Koreans out of South Korea.
1961: Governor Patterson declares martial law in Montgomery, Alabama.