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The Rotary Club of Oxford Hills recently spent time at Moore Park in South Paris repairing the Gazebo. Club members started out by stripping off the old roof, re-shingling it and scraping paint, and then repainted the trim, railing, and ramp, as well as doing some tree trimming to finish off the project. Club Co-President Peter Kaurup is inspiring the Club to do more service projects in the Oxford Hills as hands-on projects for the club. For more information, go to www.oxfordhillsrotary.org or find us on Facebook.
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