Mobile home owners may see their taxes raised significantly because the town hasn’t updated values since 1997.
Jon Bolduc
Jon Bolduc is the new kid on the block, joining the Sun Journal team as the nightside cops reporter in September 2018. Jon is a 2011 graduate of the University King College in Halifax Nova Scotia. He enjoys burgers, farming and tending to his chickens, turkeys, and goats.
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Meet the candidates: Paris Special Election
Janet Jamison, Scott McElravy, Carlton Sprague, and Robert Wessels will be on the ballot. They are vying for the two open Selectmen seats vacated by Gary Vaugn and John Andrews. The candidates describe, in their own words, their motivations for running.
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300 backpacks filled in honor of Mary Beth Caffey
PARIS — School starts on August 28, and close to 300 backpacks full of school supplies, will go to children in Oxford Hills who need them this school year. Melinda Haines, operates The Community Angels Cupboard and Pantry with her mother, Barbara. This year, backpacks are being filled in honor of Mary Beth Caffey, who […]
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New hair salon opens on Main Street
The Mane Room opened July 31, and offers styling, cuts, massage therapy, and eyelash extensions.
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Photo: Theater majors performing at Deertrees Theatre
The USM students are preparing for Friday’s presentation of the romatic comedy “Fortune.”
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Teenager arrested in West Paris shooting
Several teenage boys were involved in an incident on Orchard Court on Tuesday night.
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No one charged after Lake Road food fight in Norway
The occupants of a parked car on Lake Road had their salads tossed by a landowner after they refused to pick up food they dumped on the ground Tuesday afternoon.
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Paris selectmen to consider renaming Billings Dam Bridge
A resident asked about changing the name to Paris Veterans Memorial Bridge.
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Norway festival celebrates local food
Community Food Matters hosted the fourth annual Foothills Food Festival with a wide variety of farm fresh food.
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Sumner voters want decision on marijuana cultivation
Voters approved a $1.32 million budget at the town meeting, including $322,853 for winter road maintenance, $213,245 for administrative costs, and $210,000 for road and bridge maintenance.