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Lakeville students talk peace

Lakeville Elementary kicked off their first school assembly of the year talking about peace. With Sept. 21 being the "International Day of Peace," International Baccalaureate Coordinator Christine Vince talked with students how they can bring peace on a local level in their school....more >>
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OHS grad uses his bone marrow to save lives – twice!

Folks always hear a lot about the importance of giving blood or becoming an organ donor, but they rarely hear about the need for bone marrow donors. Darrell Anhel, a 2002 graduate of Oxford High School, knows about the need first-hand as he's been called upon to donate twice in the last five years....more >>

Faith and begorrah!

OHS choirs raising funds for trip to the Emerald Isle

For many people, traveling abroad is just a dream, but for Oxford High School Choir Students it could become a reality. After performing at Carnegie Hall last year in New York City, OHS Choir received an invite to travel to Ireland and perform in the "Ireland Celebration of American Music Concert Series," but in order for students to make it there they're going to need some community support....more >>
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Run, Clear Lake! Run!

There's nothing like those feelings of unadulterated freedom and pure joy that a child receives when running for fun. Clear Lake's PTO tapped into that wonderful spirit last week as it conducted its annual Fun Run on Friday, Sept....more >>
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Born June 19th
1623: Blaise Pascal, French mathematician, physicist, and religious philosopher.
1897: Moe Howard, comic actor, one of the Three Stooges.
1900: Laura Hobson, novelist (Gentleman's Agreement).
1903: Henry Louis Gehrig, professional baseball player.
1919: Pauline Kael, American film critic, author.
June 19th
in history
1848: The first Women's Rights Convention convenes in Seneca Falls, New York.
1861: Virginians, in what will soon be West Virginia, elect Francis Pierpoint as their provisional governor.
1862: President Abraham Lincoln outlines his Emancipation Proclamation. News of the document reaches the South.
1864: The USS Kearsarge sinks the CSS Alabama off of Cherbourg, France.
1867: Mexican Emperor Maximillian is executed.