February 14
February 14
The Summit Project has promised all Gold Star families in Maine that their fallen loved ones will never be forgotten.
By hiring a town administrator Hebron will be able to cut Select Board stipend expenses and eliminate the cost of outsourcing financial services.
February 12
Five students of the top 5% in Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School's Class of 2025 are earning average grades over 100.
February 12
February 12
February 12
February 12
February 12
Residents from West Paris addressed the board to mark one year since Agnes Gray Elementary School has closed.
February 11
The plan would close elementary schools in Norway, Harrison and Waterford and replace them with a new one.
February 6
Three people who lived at 80 Beal St. were displaced from the 2½-story building. The Office of the Maine State Fire Marshal is investigating the blaze, the second one there in a week.
February 10
West Paris has until next month to submit a rebuttal to SAD 17’s DOE filing.
A $111K Androscoggin Savings Bank loan and $30K Maine’s Drinking Water grant have been secured.
February 11
Few details about the Select Board’s plans for changing Hebron’s governance has been made public.
February 5
The town has not had its own post office for nearly four years while the U.S. Postal Service stays quiet on progress.
January 31
January 31
Chairman Matthew Frank and member Colleen Densmore leave their positions the same month as Town Manager Cass Newell.
February 13
Two years after embarking on an outdoor ed advocacy project, students from Oxford gain adult-level knowledge on community development.
January 30
"The volunteers all help each other. They watch out for each other. It’s a real family" - Operations Manager Sandy Swett.