Covering the City of Oxford, Ohio

Oxford Observer
Covering the City of Oxford, Ohio

Oxford Observer
Covering the City of Oxford, Ohio

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Oxford’s Trees, Under Siege

By Ryan Terhune and Kenny Schierlinger
November 9, 2018
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The South Farm neighborhood, located off Kehr Drive, will expand with 25 new houses. Construction will begin in the coming year pending the approval of two ordinances at the Nov. 19 city council meeting.
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