Players on Oxford Hills Athletic Boosters teams will not be assessed a fee.
Leslie H. Dixon
Advertiser Democrat staff reporter Leslie H. Dixon came to Maine in 2007 as a Sun Journal reporter in the Norway bureau following more than 30 years as a reporter for newspapers in the Boston Metro West area. She currently covers education and business news in the Oxford Hills and the town of Oxford.
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Hebron elects new selectman
Annual Town Meeting voters approve $938,422 budget.
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Hebron elects new selectman
Annual Town Meeting voters approve $938,422 budget.
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Rowe Elementary School principal to retire
Dan Hart will retire at the end of the 2018-2019 school year
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Universalist church belfry project to begin in May
Belfry to be restored to original dimensions.
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Solar array project closer to construction
The proposed solar array project in Oxford moves ahead, but no “energy credits” available to town.
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Oxford selectmen discuss rec field fees
The Board of Selectmen debated the assessment of fees for the Oxford Hills lacrosse team to use Pottle Field and a proposed TIF agreement with a solar energy company.
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Giving is generational for student Mallory Gordon
Oxford Hills Middle School student began community service at a young age because of her mother.
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Nomination papers available in Oxford
Nominations papers are available in the town clerk’s office for June 11 Annual Town Election.
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George Floster wins school GeoBee
Oxford Hills Middle School student now heads to state semi-finals.