Oxford Police had issued a Silver Alert early in the afternoon for Steven Levesque, who was last seen leaving an Oakwood Dr. home on foot.
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Oxford selectmen approve study related to Welchville Dam
Water levels in Hogan and Whitney ponds affected.
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Oxford invests in road equipment
OXFORD — Oxford’s Highway Department has recently received several boosts that it expects will increase worker safety, expand its services and improve productivity. Saddled with a 30-year-old road grader with mounting, five-figure repair estimates and a backhoe that no longer wanted to work, Oxford’s Highway Department was recently given the green light to replace its […]
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Absentee voting requests double in Oxford
OXFORD — With more than 700 absentee ballot requests and dozens of people coming into the office daily, Town Clerk Elizabeth Olsen is expecting Election Day on Nov. 3 to be extremely busy. Olsen updated selectmen on how administration and finance departments are approaching their work ahead of Nov. 3. She said that she had […]
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Oxford selectmen mull future site of town office
The town’s Building Committee recommends locating new municipal facilities next to the Public Safety Building.
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Recreational marijuana debate resurrected in Oxford
The town voted to approve an ordinance limiting marijuana businesses to four medical dispensaries back in 2017.
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Oxford considers building town office
Lot next to Public Safety Building recommended
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Oxford selectmen opt to lease road grader
Fire Chief Paul Hewey told the board he is working with Town Manager Butch Asselin on a federal grant for funds to replace the department’s ladder truck, which has a broken water pump that would cost at least $25,000 to repair.
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Oxford selectmen opt to lease road grader
Fire Chief Paul Hewey told the board he is working with Town Manager Butch Asselin on a federal grant for funds to replace the department’s ladder truck, which has a broken water pump that would cost at least $25,000 to repair.