Jill Bartash’s transfer from Central Office to Hebron Station School means SAD 17 now has a vacancy for curriculum director.
Oxford Hills
News and information about the Oxford Hills area from the Sun Journal.
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Oxford to vote on $6.6M budget, $3M road bond June 7
Residents will also be asked to decide between open vote at annual town meetings or changing to closed ballot.
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Oxford Hills school board votes to close another elementary school
Waterford and Harrison students from pre-K to second grade currently enrolled at Waterford Memorial School will attend school in Harrison next year, uniting them with third to sixth graders at Harrison Elementary School.
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Residents approve Oxford Hills school budget at validation meeting
The $54.4 million budget now goes out to referendum June 10.
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Paris residents hear policing options from Oxford County sheriff
Oxford County will charge the town nearly $170,000 per deputy if citizens vote to disband its police department and contract with the sheriff.
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Newry rejects vacation rental ordinance in 40-15 vote
Resident Marjorie Osgood and others opposed the ordinance over concerns about government overreach, required septic systems upgrades and enforcement.
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Mt. Abram ski area says Greenwood noise ordinance would harm them
The ordinance, which goes to voters Saturday, arose from one resident’s complaint against a neighbor and their 24-hour-a-day generator.
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West Paris voters are clear: 91% say close Agnes Gray school
The $4 million-$6 million burden of fixing up and the annual $1 million cost to operate the school would have fallen solely on West Paris residents.
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Paris to vote on replacing boilers at firehouse next month
Selectmen accepted a bid of nearly $50,000 from Thayer of Auburn to replace the heating and cooling systems at the fire station.
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Free Norway nutrition and cooking classes start May 21
Food is Medicine is a yearlong program that helps people with pre-diabetes type 2 conditions achieve better health and quality of life.