Dan Jewett, a chemistry teacher in Seattle and a member of the Oxford Hills Class of 1994, marries MacKenzie Scott, a philanthropist and ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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Posted inNews, Oxford Hills, River Valley
Oxford County commissioners accept bids for food, health services for Paris jail
The lockup will switch from a holding facility to a full-service jail in July.
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Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Paris unanimously supports anti-masking resolution, citing American Disabilities Act
Disability Rights Maine rejects the attempts to misappropriate hard-won disability rights for the use of “misguided” civil disobedience.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills, River Valley
Oxford County commissioners approve replacing wrecked cruiser
State police said a vehicle struck Deputy Bran Pelton’s cruiser in Denmark this month.
Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Judge OKs rehab for Paris man charged in West Paris gun theft
Scott Irish will be transferred from jail to a drug rehabilitation facility.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Paris officials table request for auto recycling business on Park Street
Selectmen want more information about possible effect on water supply.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills, River Valley
Durrah named interim Oxford County administrator
Dispatch center director to continue in both positions for six months.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
Save a Lot continues holiday meal tradition through pandemic
PARIS — Save a Lot in Paris again partnered with Oxford’s Moss Creek Church to organize its annual Bags for a Brighter Holiday. Moss Creek Church distributed 488 meals for Christmas that were sponsored by the grocery store chain. Its grocery customers purchase the bags for $4.99 each. Save a Lot’s corporate parent encourages participation […]
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Paris Planning Board gains four new members
The appointments mean meetings to conduct town business can resume.
Posted inMaine, Oxford Hills, River Valley
Oxford County complex to receive antimicrobial treatment
The spray will inhibit the growth of bacteria and viruses for up to 90 days.