OXFORD — During their Jan. 16 business meeting Selectmen unanimously approved erecting a new changing room at Pismo Beach, at no cost to taxpayers. Pam Sessions of The Mountains to Shore Board of REALTORS® and Sarah Foster, president of the affiliated Androscoggin Valley Council, presented a grant proposal available through the national organization for the […]
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Retired Maine general says Pete Hegseth unqualified to lead Pentagon
Democrat Jon Treacy of Oxford warns Trump’s choices for his Cabinet are ‘buffoons and clowns.’
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Advertiser Democrat Year in Review (Part II)
A look back at the stories from the second half of 2024.
Posted inMaine, News, Oxford Hills
Dozens celebrate New Year’s Day by plunging into icy Oxford lake
John Crocker started the Crocker Family Polar Plunge in 2022 to bring neighbors and friends together to celebrate New Year’s Day.
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Oxford ends public sewer install program
Oxford Selectmen decide to end sewer grant program.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Maine, Oxford Hills
Oxford wants state to address traffic issues
Safety issues are cited in the makeover where Skeetfield Road and Main Street meet.
Posted inMaine, News, Oxford Hills
Santa to visit Oxford on Christmas Eve
The Santa Visits Oxford organizers will visit five locations to present children with gifts.
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Erosion prevention installed at Two Lakes Camping Area in Oxford
The project was funded by a Maine Department of Environmental Protection grant, with the campground’s owner contributing a 150% match.
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Area birth announcements Oct. 23 through Nov. 27
The birthing centers were located at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston and Stephens Memorial Hospital in Norway.
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Oxford district sets annual meeting, luncheon for Jan. 25
The meeting celebrates the accomplishments of the district, its volunteers, and its community partners over the past year.