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Norway library adds books

NORWAY — Norway Memorial Library has added the following items to its collection. Fiction Andrews, Ilona — Magic Bites; Magic Bleeds; Magic Burns; Magic Strikes Atherton, Nancy — Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree Bass, Jefferson – The Bone Yard Beaton, M. C. – Death of a Chimney Sweep Binchy, Maeve – Minding Frankie Black, […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills

Rescued kitty lives with nail technician

NORWAY — A kitten that was rescued from the Pennesseewassee Stream by workers at the Opera House in January has settled into his new home happily, his owner reports. “The kitty is doing great,” said Leslie Hennessey, who works as a nail technician at Prime Cuts and Nails on Main Street. On Jan. 3, Hennessey […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills

Norway welfare requests on increase

NORWAY — A proposal before the town would pay $25,000 more in General Assistance than last year, according to figures submitted to the Budget Committee by Town Manager David Holt this week. “We just have an awful lot of people right now,” Holt told the Budget Committee at its Tuesday night meeting. “One of the […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills

Norway budget proposal includes capital projects

NORWAY — Town Manager David Holt told the Budget Committee on Tuesday night that he is recommending $427,500 in capital projects for the coming fiscal year, but maintaining a stable tax rate is essential. The project include a new firetruck, highway truck and road improvements. “Our tax rates have been level for almost six or […]

Posted inOxford Hills, The Franklin Journal

Norway, bank to share planned parking lot

NORWAY — Surveyors from Pine Tree Engineering in Bath were at the former Herbie Roberts’ property on Friday surveying the site for a municipal and private parking lot. The property lies between the town office and Norway Savings Bank and was purchased by the town in 2001 for $75,000. The house on it was torn […]

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Newspapers carving out a new tomorrow

We rarely write about ourselves in this column, but people keep asking — what’s happening to the newspaper industry? A lot, thank you, and most of it good. We do appreciate that readers are concerned about the challenges our business has faced over the past three years. Many have heard about the handful of metro […]

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Frechette earns certification

NORWAY — Stephens Memorial Hospital registered nurse Beth Frechette, RN-C, who works in the Medical/Surgical Department, recently became certified in medical surgical nursing. Certification requires applicants to not only understand the physiological indicators associated with their patients’ illnesses, but also the social, emotional and behavioral factors that impact the patient and their health. Criteria also […]