Long a health concern in coastal Maine regions, the browntail caterpillar is now impacting inland communities.
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Otisfield voters quickly approve all warrant articles at Town Meeting
Longtime Selectman Lenny Adler marveled that in the mid-seventies it could take hours (and a meal) for townspeople to approve a $200,000 budget during Town Meeting; these days more than $2 million is voted on in 60 minutes.
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Oxford promotes Jack to police chief
Captain Rickie Jack takes over for Michael Ward, who recently retired
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SAD 17 ratifies contract for district’s teachers
The district’s board of directors takes steps to make Oxford Hills teacher salaries more competitive.
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SAD 17 school budget easily passes
Voters were in favor of the district’s $47.6 million budget and Oxford Hills Technical School’s $3.4 million budget.
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Oxford reelects 2 selectmen; chooses new school board director
Ron Kugell, who has served on SAD 17’s board of directors since 1984, is retiring.
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Oxford voters finally settle on future town office
Just over 100 residents turned out at Oxford Elementary School to vote on 40 articles at annual town meeting Saturday.
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Oxford Hills announces top graduating seniors for Class of ’22
PARIS — Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School will hold its commencement for the Class of 2022 on June 11 at Don Gouin Athletic Complex. Marching practice for seniors will be held on June 2, 3 and 6. Traditional events are returning in full for the first time since 2019. On June 6 those graduating will […]
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Paris High School Alumni Association to disband
An aging membership and declining participation due to the pandemic are cited as the main reasons.