Firefighters from multiple towns responded to the blaze at 54 Temple St.
Oxford Hills
News and information about the Oxford Hills area from the Sun Journal.
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Fire crews save most of Waterford home Thursday morning
No injuries were reported in the 9 a.m. blaze at 55 Sweden Road.
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Hebron ad hoc committee pushing for changes to town governance
A volunteer committee has determined that Hebron’s tradition of siloed municipal management is no longer feasible for community services and needs.
Posted inBethel, Maine, News, Oxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen
Beaver relocated after causing damage to local waterfront
Pesky beaver start to clear-cut homeowner’s waterfront.
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Photo: Logging truck rear-ends car in South Paris
A long trail of rubber remains at 300 Park St. in South Paris where a loaded Maine Custom Woodlands logging truck of Durham.
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Photo: Oxford Hills students recite Pledge of Allegiance using sign language
Oxford Hills students recite Pledge of Allegiance using sign language.
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Oxford Hills school board directors approve new music curriculum
PARIS — During their Monday business meeting, directors for Maine School Administrative District 17 unanimously approved changes to school curriculum for all grades. The Maine Department rolled out new standards for both visual and performing arts curriculum two years ago and describe what students should know and be able to do, as well as define […]
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Pink Feather Foundation migrating operations to Oxford for the winter
The non-profit is taking up residence at Oxford’s former town office at 85 Pleasant Street.
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New roof for historic Pigeon Hill Schoolhouse completed
Generations of Oxford students attended the Pigeon Hill School between 1867-1940. For the last two years Oxford Historical Society has been working to relocate the schoolhouse from the corner of Rabbit Valley Road and Route 24 to a lot and bird sanctuary off King Street. It is being completely rehabilitated as a living history museum in phases.
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Voters in Paris-based school district indicate preferences for funding building construction, maintenance
A survey of voters showed support for a $70 million state-funded elementary school in Norway.