The Lewiston Democrat, who is moving out of the district, had represented District 1 since 2016.
Steve Sherlock
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Paris considers closing Town Office 30 minutes each day for lunch
Officials are also thinking about hiring a person to cover the office during staggered lunch breaks.
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Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Norway residents will see slight dip in property taxes
The Select Board dropped the rate 10 cents.
Posted inBusiness, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston seeks to establish program to assist businesses hurt by pandemic
The proposal from interim City Manager Heather Hunter would take $500,000 from federal funds to offer debt service grants of up to $50,000 to qualified small businesses, mostly targeting travel, tourism and hospitality industries.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston council recommends charter change to stagger terms of elected officials
Voters will decide the issue in November, as well as eight others.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills, River Valley
Oxford County employees, visitors to county building must wear masks
Department heads agreed to reimplement the COVID-19 emergency policies, which began Monday.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
‘Full speed ahead’ for Maine Bicentennial Parade in Auburn and Lewiston
Originally scheduled for last year but postponed due to the pandemic, the parade will include more than 100 units and a military flyover by the Maine Air National Guard when it is held next weekend.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Androscoggin commissioners get first look at 2022 county budget
If approved as proposed, the county budget will increase by 1.89%.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Paris reopens Moore Park playground after volunteers, employees make repairs to vandalized equipment
Town Manager Dawn Noyes said the playground would still be closed for weeks if not for the kindness of SAD 17, Bancroft Contracting and town employees.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Androscoggin Budget Committee leaders says bonuses for elected officials violate charter
Elected officials, minus the county commissioners, were included among full-time county employees awarded $5,000 in hazard pay for working during the pandemic.