The two road projects, which includes paving, will take three days each and cost the town more than $51,000.
Steve Sherlock
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Dixfield man arrested after infant girl found overdosed on drugs
Timothy Child of Dixfield is facing multiple charges incident at Mexico home Monday.
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Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Oxford County arrest log: Sept. 3, 2024
• Danielle M. Bailey, 35, transient, Oxford, on charges of violation condition of release, burglary and theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, 9:15 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, at Walmart, Oxford, by Oxford County Sheriff”s Office. • Cyebo A. Barker, 52, of 5o Glen St., Oxford, on a charge of disorderly conduct loud unreasonable noise, 2:52 […]
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Restored Vietnam memorial in Lewiston to be celebrated Monday
Marine veteran Charles Paul to host event to thank those who helped restore Vietnam memorial in Lewiston.
Posted inBethel, News, Oxford Hills
N.H. man dies from injuries week after motorcycle crash in Bethel
The Oxford County Sheriff’s Office has released little information about the circumstances of the crash that killed Charles Plum of Bartlett, New Hampshire.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, News, Oxford Hills
Owner of burned Oxford sawmill plans to rebuild
The Record Lumber Sawmill on East Oxford Road has been in operation since 1979.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Proposed Androscoggin County budget would raise county taxes 15%
Salaries, jail overcrowding and replenishing the reserve accounts contribute to the increase.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, News
4-foot tall Eagle to be installed Veterans Memorial Park in Lewiston
The hand-carved mahogany piece is a gift from artisan Matthew Carr and the Eagles for Veterans project.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Auditor praises Buckfield’s finances
The problems of poor record keeping and other accounting issues are no longer evident in Buckfield, said auditor Ron Smith.
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Face Time: Susan Scacchi: The woman who leads Maine’s all-men’s Mason’s charitable foundation
Maine’s 174 Masonic lodges have provided more than $800,000 in donations and support to local nonprofits, such as veterans, food pantries, homeless shelters and youth programs, Scacchi said.