Kari Taylor credits sober living houses and peer support with saving her life.
Oxford Hills
SAD 17 Superintendent: ‘Oxford Hills will start school face-to-face in the safest possible way’
A vocal minority of area residents have opposed masks in schools on social media.
Otisfield’s former Grange hall to be razed
OTISFIELD — A piece of Otisfield’s agricultural heritage will become history when the former Frederick Robie Grange Hall on Gore Road is torn down. The property’s newest owner has not set a date for demolition but has filed the necessary applications with the town to proceed. Scott Owens, who lives on Gore Road, bought the […]
Welchville dam solution estimates range from $100K to $1.5 million
Town officials will decide how to proceed after Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provide feedback.
Otisfield proposed cell tower clears challenges
OTISFIELD — Verizon Wireless has been cleared to move ahead with plans to construct a communications tower on property at 264 Bill Hill Road. A group of residents had appealed the Otisfield Planning Board’s final approval for the project the day after it was granted, on May 12. The Appeals Board held a hearing on […]
Oxford Historical Society needs you now
Reopening after 20 months, volunteers are in demand to restart programming; residents are also invited to join Oxford’s new historic preservation committee.
SAD 17 forms COVID-19 response team
The team will meet to review federal and state guidance and recommend district policies for the ongoing coronavirus.
Oxford County Fair returns!
The four-day fair opens Sept. 15 at the Oxford Fairgrounds.
Norway Opera House receives help from old friends
Far-flung bandmates reunite to support Opera House, a venue they played in their youth.
Belle, the Oxford Hills therapy dog, knows when someone needs her
Nancy Hohmann and her golden retriever mix Belle are partners in brightening others’ days.