On My Plate: Broccoli Broccoli in our local supermarkets will have lost at least 75% of its nutritional value, according to Robinson, because they have been shipped here from California, where 90% of U.S. broccoli is grown.
‘Coalition for Concerned Citizens’: Local reverend facilitates civics classes “That’s the goal, is to get people more engaged, because so many people are disengaged now, they’re frustrated with the systems, they feel like it’s not representative, they feel like nobody’s listening.”
Oxford City Council discusses Flock cameras Oxford Mayor Mike Smith also issued a proclamation to celebrate Pride Month in Oxford.
OASH sets agenda for year, discusses housing rights Rebecca Griffin, the director of education from the Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME) Cincinnati chapter, spoke about housing rights.
More than 100 locals to participate in decades-old Oxford Fun Hunt tradition Each year, several teams of about four to six players race around town to solve puzzles and find hidden symbols near various businesses and landmarks.
OPD responds to several theft reports during slow week The Oxford Police Department also responded to a male controlling a vehicle while under the influence.
Oxford Township discusses moratorium The Oxford Township Board of Trustees held its regular monthly meeting on June 8 at Township Hall. The trustees reviewed and approved financial reports for the previous month and unanimously passed a resolution to oppose the elimination of property tax. The trustees also approved a request to the Butler County