The Save A Lot store in Paris has finally had to close its doors due to dramatic revenue drops and rising expenses, the store manager said.
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Oxford public safety staffing up to voters at annual town meeting
The Select Board and budget committee have made separate recommendations on how many police and fire positions to fund.
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Hancock Lumber to open new factory in Oxford
The sawmill and construction supply company’s new plant on Main Street in Oxford will manufacture building components.
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Substance counselor to stay at Oxford Hills Middle School after staffer’s plea
The proposed 2026-27 budget for Maine School Administrative District 17 had cut the middle school’s substance misuse counselor from full time to half.
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Paris committee to explore school district alternatives
The committee has been directed to consider scenarios of staying with or departing from the Oxford Hills school district.
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Norway hires new town manager
Jill Lathan also holds a master’s degree in social work and executive-level certifications in parks and recreation management.
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Harrison native wins Emmy: ‘This doesn’t feel like a job’
Mitchell Lisowski won his first Emmy Award in February for a college football film featuring a 2024 Wake Forest vs. UConn game.
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Local Cravings draws a hungry following in South Paris
The new cafe in the Twin Town Plaza at 247 Main St. is feeding a need for comfort food done local.
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Norway’s Fare Share market grows partnerships, local connections
The co-op’s basement space is being converted into cold storage, enabling bulk purchases of produce grown at Gould Acres Farm in Stow.
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Oxford Hills educators recognized as ‘LifeChangers’
Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School’s Tina Fox, Susan LeBlond and Kate McCarthy were nominated for a national award that recognizes teachers who make profound differences in the lives of children.