Former board Chairman Dale Piirainen of West Paris spoke of the difficulty and importance of acknowledging mistakes and correcting them.
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Free tech help, tablets available in Oxford County
Starting this month, the Digital Navigation Program is seeking to help Oxford County residents get assistance with their devices, as well as provide free, recycled tablets to those who qualify. Digital Navigator Ashley Lawrence can assist residents who may need help setting up and operating basic functions of a phone, laptop, or tablet, in addition […]
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Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
West Paris voters approve $1.7 million budget at annual Town Meeting
Despite contention over an unvetted site plan review ordinance and funds designated for local nonprofits, residents passed the $1.7 million, 46-warrant article leaving only one public position, a water district seat, unfilled and one classic warrant item failed.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
No cabin fever in West Paris
WEST PARIS — On a cold but sunny school vacation day, eight women and one man played cards and board games in First Universalist Church of West Paris. One woman said she hoped some children would show up. It was “Cabin Fever” day. They had finished a “to-die-for” lunch of seafood soup and vegetarian taco […]
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
West Paris town meeting Saturday
WEST PARIS — The West Paris annual town meeting will be held on Saturday, March 2 at 10 a.m. at the Ring McKeen Legion Hall, 6 Church Street.
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West Paris church plans March worship services
WEST PARIS — The First Universalist Church of West Paris is planning several March Sunday services at 9 a.m. at 208 Main St. All are welcome. Refreshments will follow the services, according to a news release from the church. March 3, led by guest speaker Bob Neal, whose “The Countryman” column runs Saturdays in The […]
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Decisions loom for Agnes Gray, other SAD 17 elementary schools
Maine Department of Education scrutinizing viability of schools in Norway, Waterford and Harrison.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, News, Oxford Hills
Session set for comments, questions on future of West Paris school
West Paris officials looking for answers as community galvanizes to save its elementary education’s identity.
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As community grieves its iconic school, a young leader emerges
Agnes Gray student Soran Adams has resolved to “make a fuss” until he is acknowledged.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
West Paris residents concerned about future of elementary school
Oxford Hills School District Superintendent Heather Manchester’s decision to close the school this week called into question.