One project is expected to go online by 2021. The second was approved several contingencies. Public hearings for both will be held tonight at 6 p.m. at the Oxford Town Office.
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SAD 17, county lead shift to trauma-informed practices
The school district and a team of rural medical and behavioral health professionals focus on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and its effects on long-term health and learning.
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Oxford moving voting to Community Center
Public Safety Building creates risks if fire and police vehicles are called out.
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Oxford goes low-tech to address ‘forever chemicals’
The town has several weeks of workshops scheduled and the Transfer Station is planning a free recycling day to happen this spring.
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Oxford Selectmen’s Meeting Agenda – Feb. 20, 2020
Agenda for Board of Selectmen’s meeting Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020.
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OHCHS student beats adversity with resilience, education, faith
OHCHS Senior Katherine Haley combined hard work in school with faith in God to find the resilience to face her personal hardships. She was just rewarded for her perseverance by the Horacio Alger Association of Distinguished Scholars with a $25,000 scholarship and an all-expense paid trip to the association’s national conference in Washington, DC.
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Oxford seeking grants to deal with treatment plant sludge
New laws govern storage of treated material with “forever chemicals.”
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Oxford Hills women join Mayhem gridiron
Several members of Maine’s only professional women’s football team are from the region.
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OHTS pre-engineering students on the cutting edge
OHTS Pre-Engineering Program seniors Colby VanDecker and Seamus Winning built a plasma-cutting machine for the school’s vocational students to use in classes and after-school programs.
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SAD 17 students get support to wear hats during school
The board of directors voted 19-3 to approve the first reading of a dress code policy change.