Michael Olcott suffered head and leg injuries, police said.
Oxford Maine
Posted inOxford Hills, River Valley, Rumford Falls Times
He’s been asking Walmart to pick up its trash for 3 years. But when he did it himself, Walmart called the police.
Tony Bennett said he’s asked managers for three years to clean up garbage to keep it out of the Androscoggin River.
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills, Schools & Education
Oxford Elementary educator named county’s teacher of the year
OXFORD — Oxford Elementary School teacher Melissa Guerrette has been named Oxford County’s 2021 Teacher of the Year. The honor puts her in the running with 16 other educators for Maine’s teacher of the year, to be announced in October. This is the third time that Guerrette has been nominated for the award. Guerrette has […]
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Oxford selectmen ice plans to build town office
Voters will be asked whether to lease office space at Oxford Plaza for three years.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Business, Oxford Hills
Oxford Hills businesses unite at Whitney Farm Estate to welcome wedding season
The Oxford wedding venue Whitney Farm Estate launched the season with an open house to welcome engaged couples to connect with Oxford Hills-based event services businesses.
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Oxford selectmen send proposed $5.3 million budget to voters at Town Meeting
Budget represents a decrease of $420,372, or 7.5%, to the current spending plan. The county assessment is $450,248 for the coming fiscal year, an increase of almost 1%.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Oxford studying ownership before placing dock at boat launch on Thompson Lake
Town officials hope to resolve the issue by next week so the dock can be placed at the popular access point along Route 121.
Posted inHealth, Maine, Oxford Hills
FEMA mobile clinic coming back to Oxford, Windham for second round of shots
Solid dates are not yet set, but the clinic should be returning in the next two weeks.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills, Schools & Education
Oxford’s school resource officer happy to be in the classroom
Steven Cronce said he was meant for the job.