WMTS is testing the bus route through May 30. If ridership maintains sustainable levels, the service will be extended.

Chairman David Walton and Treasurer Judy Boutilier voted in favor; Brandon Ballweber abstained.

Saturday, residents will also vote for two new selectmen, a school board director and other officials.

Adjustments to capital equipment purchases and road maintenance could bring enough savings to allow Oxford's Fire Rescue Department to start 24-hour EMS staffing.

Town to save money with an SUV package deal and separate purchase for cage and patrol equipment.

One middle school and three elementary school teachers were recognized as Staff Member of the Month,

Site selection is a complicated process driven by state requirements and the wants and needs of the Oxford Hills community.

On Feb. 26, students were out on Lake Pennesewassee in Norway.

Special education and intervention, internet security, internship programs and active shooter preparedness are just a few examples of federal funding impacts education at the local level.

Selectmen Eli White, SAD 17 Director Veronica Poland and Water District Trustees Judy Boutilier and David Walton were elected.

A Community Plate get-together is based on sharing pot-luck meals and recipes, and is capped off with participants taking turns sharing theme-based stories to connect diners.

Melissa Guerrette has taught at OES for her entire career.

Former Town Manager Dennis Lajoie is manager for road construction and town office projects.

A South Paris dealership will supply a 2025 Dodge Durango SUV to replace a cruiser wrecked in a crash last summer.

The hearing web page will open to comments Feb. 28 and close March 7.

Community survey data on Harrison education options to be released next week.

The organization, which relied on donations to purchase food, has been unable to keep pace with demand for services.

Students weather unhelpful weather to raise $750 for their school during WinterKids' 8th annual Winter Games.

Three community organizations and the two elementary schools West Paris kids began attending a year ago have received $250 to $2,500 each.