Chief Michael Ward and Town Manager Natalie Andrews will address residents at the Select Board meeting.
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Posted inBethel, Oxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen
Oxford Hills High School senior will teach the science of sap at Swain’s Sugar House in Bethel
Megan Millett plans to help visitors better understand the science of why the sap runs and the process of how to boil it into maple syrup,
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Posted inConnections
South Paris talk to cover harbingers of spring March 28
The presentation will be hosted by the Oxford County Soil & Water Conservation District.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills, Schools & Education
Oxford Hills learns of $1M cut in state education funding
By uniting Harrison and Waterford elementary students in one building, SAD 17 could save several hundred thousand dollars in the upcoming fiscal and school year.
Posted inbPlus, Oxford Hills
Paris’ RaeAnne Richards named Waxer of the Year at international competition
The skin care professional talks about what motivates her in the field of aesthetics.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Maine, Oxford Hills
New bus service connects Oxford Hills to Lewiston, Auburn
Western Maine Transportation Services is testing the bus route through May 30. If ridership maintains sustainable levels, the service will be extended.
Posted inGirls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Oxford Hills girls basketball’s Ella Pelletier named Gatorade Player of the Year
Pelletier, a senior, averaged 23.8 points and 11.1 rebounds this season.
Posted inMaine Crime, Oxford Hills
Mexico man found guilty of endangering his fiancee
James Peters was found guilty for intentionally or knowingly endangering the welfare of his fiancee, Joyce Brackett, 83, in 2021.
Posted inMaine Crime, River Valley
Mexico man charged with endangering his fiancee said she wanted to die at home
Jurors will begin deliberations Thursday in James Peters’ trial in Paris court.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Maine, News, Oxford Hills
Paris board selects firm for property revaluation
To keep costs down, the Pittsfield-based company has agreed to appraise one-quarter of the town each year until the revaluation is completed in 2029.