New owners of Upton store hold town’s hopes for a gathering place
The owners of Upton Village Store plan to reopen the country store while other longtime meeting places have long ago closed.
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The owners of Upton Village Store plan to reopen the country store while other longtime meeting places have long ago closed.
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Drew Boysen is doing what most of us only say we’ll do one day, writes Mark LaFlamme, if we can only get out from under the daily rat race.
Competitions included a student-versus-staff basketball game, gym hockey and ski jumps held the week before February vacation at the Bethel school.
Skiers and snowboarders from Oxford County are highlighted in the Bethel Historical Society display.
Three Oxford County students are learning trades early — guided by family, mentors and their own drive.
Oxford County groups hope to gather a second time this year to discuss shared concerns.
Courtney McPherson bought each door for a dollar and her husband got to work building their unique Rumford fence.
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Voters will decide among three Republican candidates at the June 9 primary election. The winner will face the lone Democratic candidate on Nov. 3.
The next generation at the Mason Township garden nursery is moving the flower and gift shop to Bethel Village.
Tellers in Bethel say customers are coached by scammers, while a Rumford woman’s loss highlights how quickly fraud can unfold.
A pair of skeletons hang around in a barn window in time for April Fool’s Day.
Eddy School students learned how sap becomes syrup at Carver’s Maple Farm, then tasted it drizzled over ice cream.
The welding and culinary arts buildings have sat idle for 15 months while the state and district worked out the fire hydrant parameters.
A stubborn winter has delayed the start of this year’s harvest by about a month.
Postal regulations bar town workers from placing reports in mailboxes, but copies are available at the Town Office.
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