Animal shelters and rescues are popular stops during the gift-giving season. “Forever home” seeking pets with special needs – due to age, medical, behavioral or other conditions make some of the most loyal Christmas additions to loving families. A loyal pet is a gift that always gives back.
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Crafting group brings artists together in Oxford
For 10 years quilters, fiber artists and a little dog named Lucky have gathered at Oxford Station House Community Center every Tuesday evening to share food, friendship and fun.
SAD 17: Staff training to help students with trauma
Special Education Director Jan Neureuther is overseeing the districtwide effort.
No timeline for Oxford to fill vacant select board seat
At Thursday night’s regular meeting, the Board of Selectmen voted to accept the resignation of Vice-Chair member Ed Knightly.
Agnes Gray’s benefactor supplies 10 Thanksgivings
Grover Precision of Oxford continues its support of West Paris’ Agnes Gray Elementary School by sponsoring complete Thanksgiving dinners for the families of ten students.
NASA researcher lands at Stephens Memorial Hospital
Dr. Heidi DeBlock has been a visiting research scientist at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
OHTS’ marketing students help power local economy
Oxford’s 45th annual DECA Crafts Fair will bring together 166 vendors and more than 3,000 customers. It is produced by students participating in Oxford Hills Technical School’s marketing program.
Municipal Agenda: Oxford Selectmen’s Meeting Nov. 21, 2019
OXFORD Selectmen’s Meeting Nov. 21, 2019 5:00 p.m. AGENDA Call to order and flag salute – Chairman Scott Hunter will preside. 5:00 p.m. Executive Session M.R.S.A. title 1 § 405(6)(E)-Discussion of a legal matter with William Newcomb and Butch Asselin in attendance. Executive Session M.R.S.A. Title 1, § 405(6) D: to enter into Executive Session […]
Otisfield Community School boilers to be replaced
Money for a new heating system was cut from this year’s budget.
Selectmen waive most of impact fee for laundromat
Steve Roderick and and three partners plan to open a laundromat at 339 Main Street in Oxford at the old Oxford Plains Snowtubing Park site. Roderick appeared before the Board to request that the towns $36,000 impact fee be waived.