Overseers of the poor: Oxford letters portray the plight of town paupers

For centuries Maine communities relied on Elizabethan-era laws to determine support for poor residents and nonresidents.

SAD 17 gains the upper hand vs. COVID-19

Staggered school start times began this week due to bus driver shortage.

Forest classroom opens the door to learning in West Paris

A wooded hillside behind Agnes Gray Elementary School gives view of world civilizations.

Rotarian memorialized through donation to Harrison Food Bank

Friend of the late Sheila Rollins has donated hundreds of pounds of food in her name.

Norway motel hosts law enforcement officers, K9s for training

In the past it was not unusual to see police vehicles at the old Inn Town Motel. These days law enforcement and their K9 partners have free run for training while the motel is closed for renovations.

COVID-19 sweeps through SAD 17

Oxford Hills heads to the championship!

Revenge will be the icing if the Vikings football teams knocks rival Thornton Academy at Saturday's state championship game.

Oxford Hills Tech students get a literal foundation to learn from

Building construction and plumbing technology students are building a residence that will be moved and sold at the end of the school year.

County 2nd highest positivity rate in state

Sticker shock? Mask fatigue? COVID extends its grip on Oxford County.

‘Wait list’ … four letter words for families caring for children with Down Syndrome