Pendarrin Cayer plans to join the U.S. Army Reserves as a heavy transport operator immediately following his 18th birthday in August.
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Paris man charged after officials say he assaulted an Oxford police officer in Norway
Oxford police reserve officer Joseph Correia was in surgery Tuesday night after he was hit by a car on Crockett Ridge Road in Norway, according to Maine State Police.
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Oxford officials concerned about crowds, safety at speedway race July 2-3
The Celebration of America 300, scheduled for the week of Fourth of July, will payout $40,000 and has attracted at least three current NASCAR series drivers to compete.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, News, Oxford Hills
Paris voters approve $10,000 to look into school budget practices
The money will be paid to a professional for an investigation.
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Paris-area’s school budget got voted down. What happens next?
Municipal and county spending is also up across Maine, but voters seem to be targeting public education to send a message about taxpayer-supported budget restraint.
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Vandals target Oxford Elementary School playground
OXFORD — Oxford Elementary School was the target of vandals over the June 8-9 weekend, according to Oxford Police Chief Rickie Jack. Jack says they think it was most likely juveniles who vandalized a shed and playground equipment. The shed was broken into and graffiti was spray painted on the back of the shed, Jack […]
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Ahead of Father’s Day, Oxford dad reflects on family pride
Rick Nugent shares a positive, feel-good narrative during a time when it can be difficult to celebrate others.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills, Schools & Education
Unofficial state election results in Oxford Hills
Only two of SAD 17’s sending towns voted in favor of SAD 17’s $53 million budget, Norway and Otisfield.
Posted inElection 2024, Oxford Hills, Schools & Education
Oxford Hills school budget turned down by a margin of 610 votes
The tally from the eight towns was 1,236 yes and 1,846 no.
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Oxford bridge plans ‘longest day’ tourney for June 21
The Oxford Hills Bridge Club has scheduled The Longest Day tournament on Friday, June 21, to raise money for Alzheimer’s Association. The first game begins at 9:30 a.m. with a free lunch, and the second game starts at 1:30 p.m. The club meets at The Oxford Legion Hall at 169 King St. in Oxford. One […]