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WEBTrains, tracks and trails plan connects community sites. By Kaitlin McDowell • September 12, 2024. Oxford plans for its fifth stage of the Oxford Trail System expansion will make it easier for students to bike or walk to school next year. In November 2023, the city announced plans for Phase 5 of the trails, which is expected to be constructed ...
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WEB6 days ago — The Talawanda Homecoming Game will start at 7 p.m., where the team will face Dayton Carroll. In last year’s matchup, held on Sept. 15, the Talawanda Varsity Boys Football team secured a 37-21 victory over Dayton Carroll. Tickets to the game are $8 per person and can be purchased on the Talawanda’s Box Office website. Saturday, Sept. 21.
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Oxford locals transform city’s restaurant scene
WEBSep 12, 2024 — Oxford’s food scene has experienced a significant transformation. Driven by shifting demographics and a unique entrepreneurial spirit, Oxford now offers a more diverse range of food offerings. But one thing has remained constant – the community’s deep commitment to its local businesses. On the front end of the last decade, much of Oxford’s restaurant scene...
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Police officer finds place to work on social issues in Oxford
WEBApril 2, 2021. The Oxford Police Department responded to another call at a yellow factory-built trailer in the Oxford Mobile Home Park. A 60-year-old woman wanted her daughter out of her residence and asked the responding officer to help. “I don’t have anything; I don’t have anything!” said the 30-some-old daughter.
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