About 45 residents approved the $1.1 million budget at Saturday’s town meeting.
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Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Replacing building code before Hebron voters once again at town meeting
Residents rejected a similar proposal at last year’s meeting.
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Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Hebron Academy faculty member and coach arrested at school, charged with sexual assault of student
Authorities allege she had ‘sexual relations’ with a male student and administrator said she is no longer employed at the school.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Schools & Education
Hebron news hawks launch school paper
When Hebron student Ori Brennan wanted to learn about journalism, she started a school newspaper so she could learn on the job.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
In Hebron, quilting class is a cut above
Learning to design and hand sew quilts is an annual tradition at Hebron Station School, led by retired educator and volunteer Sarah Otterson.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Vehicle crashes into Hebron Historical Society building
All but one of the supports holding up the porch was knocked down on the building that is more than 230 years old.
Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Hebron man gets 3 years for being a felon with guns
Agents recovered 856 firearms during a search of the defendant’s Hebron home.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, News, Oxford Hills
Historical society president on a mission to preserve veteran gravestones in Hebron
HEBRON — Hebron Historical Society President Jim MacDonald has set a lofty goal of preserving the gravestones of every veteran in the town’s 14 public cemeteries. He began frequenting local cemeteries while preparing the society’s newsletter and documenting the graves of Hebron forefathers who fought in the Revolutionary War. Many of Maine’s late 18th and […]
Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Hebron man convicted on gun charge during second trial
Prosecutors say hundreds of firearms had been found in his home.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
Rattlesnakes in Maine: The monster, the myth, the medicine
Rattlesnakes were public enemy number one to early Mainers and paid the price of having a poor reputation.