Orion Chamber Food Truck Festival on June 4

By  on 

The Orion Area Chamber of Commerce is holding their very first Food Truck Festival on June 4 from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Orion Center.

There will be ten food trucks, a beer garden, live music, kids activities and (limited) Chamber member vendor/exhibiter spots. The event will be free and open to the public.

Participating food trucks include:

The Grilled Wrap

Hole Latte Dough

Motor City Street Treats

Motor City Sweet Treats

Mr. Pit Master BBQ

PizzaPazza

Sabor Latino

Sonny’s Hamburgers

Tacos Te Amo

Treat Dreams

For more information visit www.orionareachamber.com/food-truck-festival. — M.K.

PLANNING COMMISSION HOSTING MASTER PLAN OPEN HOUSE

PLANNING COMMISSION HOSTING MASTER PLAN OPEN HOUSE

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF ORION 

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR 

CHRIS BARNETT

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Tammy Girling May 27, 2021 Phone: (248) 391-0304 ext. 5000 [email protected] 

ORION TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION HOSTING MASTER PLAN  OPEN HOUSE TO SECURE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC INPUT 

Orion Township, MI Orion Township’s Planning Commission is hosting an open  house for the public to secure additional input from citizens for an update of the  community’s Master Plan, which was last completed in 2017. The open house is  taking place on Wednesday, June 16, from 4-6:30 p.m., at the Orion Center, 1335  Joslyn Rd. 

The open house is but one of several opportunities for residents to provide input  on the Orion Township Master Plan. This spring, an online survey was conducted,  and a second open house will take place in the fall. 

“Our Master Plan acts as a guide for future development decisions in our  Township,” said Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett. “The Planning  Commission and Board of Trustees refer to it when evaluating proposals from  developers and others. Our goal is to address the ever-growing needs of our  residents while maintaining the charm of our community as much as possible.” 

The open house will feature various stations, each highlighting a section of the  Master Plan, including community demographics, land use, transportation  (motorized and non-motorized), housing, and natural features. Each station will be  staffed by a member of the Planning Commission, who will facilitate discussions  with community members. The meeting also will feature an exercise where  community members will priority rank potential projects being considered by Orion  Township’s leadership. 

“We hope to see a large number of people at the open house,” said Planning  Commission Chairman Scott Reynolds. “One of the best ways for us to secure the  ideas and thoughts from our fellow residents is through events like this. We’ll  closely review all of the feedback we receive, as we complete the update of the  Master Plan during the next several months.” 

Community members also will be able to provide feedback on the information  shared in the open house stations online, via a link found at the Orion Township  website, OrionTownship.org/MasterPlan. This link will be active from June 16  through June 21. 

The regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting on June 16 will take place  a half hour after the close of the open house, starting at 7 p.m., featuring in person public attendance. 

Independence Village celebrated National Armed Forces Day

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

May 19, 2021

Independence Village of Oxford celebrated National Armed Forces Day with a luncheon

Independence Village is currently home to 20 veterans 

Brighton, Mich. — Independence Village of Oxford honored their veteran residents and wives with a special luncheon. The staff wanted to recognize all of those who have served the country on National Armed Forced Day. Jerry Bambousek is among the 20 veterans that live at the community. Jerry was in the Airforce in 1948 and was stationed in New Mexico. He and his wife Jackie attended the luncheon and said, “We thought it was so nice to be able to sit with other Veterans and socialize and be honored with a wonderful lunch.” The culinary team made beef roulade with gremolata and fresh greens, smoked gouda mashed potatoes, broccolini, and a patriotic sundae for dessert. 

Independence Village of Oxford offers independent living and enhanced living services. Unique to Independence Village, enhanced living is an “in-between” service offering that included all the benefits of independent living plus personalized care services for those who benefit from extra support.

Independence Village of Oxford is located at 701 Market Street in Oxford. To learn more about Independence Village, call 248-236-8300.

About Independence Village Senior Living

With 40 years of experience developing and operating senior housing communities, Independence Village Senior Living is the premier choice for seniors and families looking for an individualized, purposeful and engaging senior living setting. Independence Village operates communities across Indiana, Iowa, Michigan and Ohio. Each location offers unique independent senior living options with select locations offering enhanced living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing options. To learn more about Independence Village, please visit IndependenceVillages.com

Contact

Irina Olgart

Director of Marketing

248-438-2224

[email protected]

RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE PLAYFUL DRAGON Pocket Park

RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE PLAYFUL DRAGON Pocket Park

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF ORION 

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR 

CHRIS BARNETT 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jenny Bhatti 248-391-0304 ext. 1003 

[email protected] 

ORION TOWNSHIP HOLDS RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE  

PLAYFUL DRAGON 

What: Orion Township holds ribbon cutting event in celebration of the opening of the Playful  Dragon Pocket Park. 

Who: The public is invited and encouraged to attend this event. Weather permitting, Menchie  from Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt will join in the celebration! 

When: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 

11:30 a.m. 

Where: Baldwin and Jordan Roads. 

Parking is available along Jordan Road or in Menchie’s parking lot. Please do not park at  La-Z-Boy. 

Why: Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett and Parks & Recreation Director Aaron  Whatley are excited to extend this invitation to the community so we may celebrate  together the opening of the new Playful Dragon Pocket Park. The Playful Dragon Pocket  Park is one of soon to be two Pocket Parks located along the newly transformed Baldwin  Road corridor. This unique statute/playspace was made possible in part with a $65,000  Play Everywhere Challenge grant from KaBOOM! and the Built to Play initiative  supported by the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation, in addition to $65,000 of in-kind work  and materials provided by Pulte. 

Contact: For additional information please contact Jenny Bhatti, 248-391-0304, ext. 1003,  [email protected] 

RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE  COMPLETION OF BALDWIN ROAD 

RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE  COMPLETION OF BALDWIN ROAD 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF ORION 

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR 

CHRIS BARNETT 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jenny Bhatti 248-391-0304 ext. 1003 

[email protected] 

ORION TOWNSHIP HOLDS RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE  COMPLETION OF BALDWIN ROAD 

What: Orion Township holds ribbon cutting event in celebration of the completion of the  Baldwin Road reconstruction project. 

Who: The public is invited and encouraged to attend this event. 

County Executive David Coulter will be in attendance. 

When: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 

10:30 a.m. 

Where: 3751 Baldwin Road 

Roundabout in front of Great Lakes Athletic Club and Little’s Caesar’s plaza. 

Why: Oakland County Executive David Coulter, the Road Commission for Oakland County,  and Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett excited to extend this invitation to the  community so we may celebrate together the completion of the Baldwin Road  reconstruction project. This multi-year project saw the tremendous transformation of  Baldwin Road from two-lanes to four lanes including the construction of five roundabouts, new landscaping, pedestrian lighting, and safety paths along both sides of  the roadway. Please join us as we cut the ribbon and turn on the fountain at the middle  roundabout in front of the Great Lakes Athletic Club and Little Caesar’s Plaza. 

Contact: For additional information please contact Jenny Bhatti, 248-391-0304, ext. 1003,  [email protected] 

NOCC Community Engagement Scholarship

NOCC Community Engagement Scholarship

The NOCC is awarding (2) Community Engagement Scholarships to members of the Lake Orion High School Class of 2021.
CLICK HERE for the application details.
GET READY TO LEVEL UP!

Youth entering 6th & 7th grades for the 2021-2022 school year are invited to join the NOCC for a FREE 4-day camp. Each camp will run Monday – Thursday from 9:00am-1:00pm. Your children will play games, create art, and participate in group activities all while becoming better prepared for their middle and high school years. Topics covered include: self-esteem, goal setting, communication skills, dealing with stress, drug and alcohol refusal skills, and many more. Campers will have so much fun they won’t even realize they are learning skills that will strengthen their future! Capacity is limited to 100 campers per week.

Students will need to bring a water bottle and a packed lunch Monday – Wednesday. Lunch will be provided on Thursday. We also recommend bringing a towel and sunscreen for outdoor activities. All other materials and workbook are provided. The NOCC offers this program with no cost to participants thanks to a grant from the Oakland Community Health Network.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY!

Twitter
Facebook
Website

“Federal, State, and or County funding ha been provided through the Oakland County Community Mental Health Authority – Substance Use Disorder Services to support the project costs.”

Copyright © 2021 North Oakland Community Coalition, All rights reserved.
You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website.

Our mailing address is:

North Oakland Community Coalition

455 E. Scripps Rd.
Room 404

Lake Orion, MI 48360

Add us to your address book