EVs in Oxford: ‘Fun to drive’
How many people in Oxford drive electric vehicles? More than you'd think, Board President James Rubenstein writes. He spoke to a dozen EV owners about their experiences.
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Public art commission holds exhibition at municipal building
Dozens of Oxford residents turned out to the city's third annual public art reception at the Municipal Building.
Oxford centralizes Civil Rights policy, applies to grants for housing and tree canopy
At a City Council meeting March 18, council members voted to move forward with two grant applications which would allow Oxford to diversify its tree canopy and expand its housing stability program.
Multiple Uptown assaults reported in early morning hours March 15
Officers responded to three violent Uptown incidents within two hours on St. Patrick's Day weekend. The suspects weren't immediately identified in any of the cases.
Student-community commission tackles off-campus housing education
A city commission which brings students and residents together is looking into ways to improve the renter experience for off-campus housing.
Council supports appropriations for trail as negotiations continue
As Oxford prepares to move forward with Phase Five of its trail system, City Council has approved the use of appropriations to acquire easements on two properties.
Old buildings, new developments and alternative visions
As Oxford develops its first Historic Preservation Plan, Miami University has repeatedly considered razing and rebuilding on historic properties. What happens when towns and universities have competing priorities?