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NEWS

Hope you’ve stretched out, because it’s time to exercise your civic duty!

It’s the first Tuesday of November, which means citizens across the country are heading to the polls to vote in local elections. And while national media outlets are already laser-focused on next year’s presidential election, it’s our job as your local neighborhood news outlet to tell you it’s important to vote on what’s on the ballot *today*. Federal elections may dominate our national political landscape, but our local government officials are far more accessible than our state or national representatives. This is especially true for Oxford, as our local officials are heavily involved in the community.   The officials elected into office today will enact policies that directly impact our day-to-day lives here in Oxford, dealing with everything from parking tickets to long-term sustainability in Oxford. 


MULTIMEDIA

This Week @ TMS - Oxford City Council Debate

"Oxford City Council Debate" is the eighth episode of The Miami Student's news podcast, This Week @ TMS. This week, Ben Deeter sits down with Assistant News Editor Tim Carlin and Managing Editor Ceili Doyle to discuss the Oxford City Council Debate held by the Student ahead of election day on Tuesday, Nov. 5.


NEWS

The thrills of local politics

The Miami Student will host its second City Council candidate debate in recent history on Wednesday, Oct. 30, in the Shriver Center’s John Dolibois Room. 


NEWS

City council rejects upzoning proposal

City Council voted unanimously against rezoning a parcel comprised of two areas between W. Spring St. and W. Walnut St. at the latest council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 18, dealing a blow to the development company who intended to redevelop the area.