PARIS — The Oxford County Commission Monday, July 8, began moving forward with plans for filling space in the U.S. District Court building, which will be vacated once new courthouse construction is completed. County Administrator Tom Winsor said the plan was to have the new building occupied by mid-December. “There are a lot of rumors […]
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Church benefits from Eagle Scout project
Travis May, a Boy Scout with Troop 130 in Paris, took on a restoration project at First Congregational Church for his Eagle Scout project.
Family practice: Daughter joins dad in veterinary medicine
PARIS — “When I was really young, I very much wanted to be a veterinarian,” said Kate Holden. “When I got older, I realized how many hours my dad put in and I very much did not want to be a veterinarian. I tried other things but always came back here to help out and […]
Special election set to fill Paris board vacancies
Nomination papers for two vacancies on the Board of Selectmen can be taken out July 22. A special election will be held Aug. 22.
Tri-Town Fourth of July parade
Warm weather and bluebird skies welcomed spectators of the annual Tri-Town Fourth of July parade held Wednesday, July 3.
Special election set to fill Paris board vacancies
Nomination papers for two vacancies on the Board of Selectmen can be taken out July 22. A special election will be held Aug. 22.
Oxford County looks to fill space in district court building
Commissioners on Monday approved exploring the cost of design plans to move in the Oxford County Emergency Management Agency once the new county courthouse is complete.
PHOTOS: Lake Pennesseewassee pleasure
A young boy plays in Lake Pennesseewassee Monday afternoon.
Harrison school trail project leads to discovery, excitement
“My favorite part was going out and seeing what nature really is,” said Noa Tsapis, Harrison Elementary School student.