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SAD 17 ups its online accessibility
PARIS — With a new superintendent at the helm, Oxford Hills School District is expanding its social media presence. Dr. Monica Henson’s first day on the job was July 1. The next day, a Friday, she announced on SAD 17’s Facebook page that she was launching a weekly live-stream called “Friday Facts,” where every Friday […]
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Otisfield’s appeals board rejects request to overturn cell tower approval
Appeals Board upholds Planning Board’s approval of Verizon Wireless’ application to construct a communications tower off Bell Hill Road in Otisfield.
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Otisfield elects road commissioner for the last time
The role will become an appointed municipal position next year.
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Otisfield to hold annual town meeting Saturday
OTISFIELD — Voters will be asked to vote on a $2.04 million municipal budget at Otisfield’s annual town meeting Saturday. The meeting will start at 9 a.m. at the Community Hall on Route 121. The 26-article warrant also includes election of a selectman, school board director to SAD 17 and road commissioner. Select Board Chairman […]
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No more bags!: July 1 marks the start of Maine’s ban on single-use bags, polystyrene
Enforcement of the law was delayed due to the pandemic.
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Oxford Hills announces 2021’s top graduating seniors
PARIS — Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School has announced its top performing seniors in the Class of ’21.
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Oxford Hills voters show strong support for SAD 17 school budget
Paris, Harrison, Oxford and Norway residents fill municipal positions and pass budgets for fiscal year 2021-22.
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The masks come off around Oxford Hills
With COVID-19 vaccinations in Maine increasing and case counts falling, wearing a mask is now a matter of choice. Although no one promised it would not still be confusing.
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McLaughlin Garden opens for Mother’s Day weekend
May 7 marks a return to business as usual after last year’s season was lost to the pandemic and public health restrictions.