The ceremony’s keynote speaker, retired English teacher Brewster Burns, imparted the need for good friends to the Class of 2024.
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Ahead of Father’s Day, Oxford dad reflects on family pride
Rick Nugent shares a positive, feel-good narrative during a time when it can be difficult to celebrate others.
Unofficial state election results in Oxford Hills
Only two of SAD 17’s sending towns voted in favor of SAD 17’s $53 million budget, Norway and Otisfield.
Oxford Hills school district to split its building committees
Two schools in Maine School Administrative District 17 are on the Maine Department of Education’s priority list for replacement, Agnes Gray Elementary School in West Paris and Oxford Hills Middle School.
Municipal leaders push back against Oxford Hills school district’s budget
This year marks the first time since the Great Recession of 2008 that the school board of directors has added a line item to the district’s budget for school building upkeep, ending a 15-year pattern of ‘deferred maintenance.’
The secret to Norway’s economic success? Historic preservation. Please thank Andrea Burns.
NORWAY — Imagine Main Street in South Paris without McLaughlin Garden and Homestead. Picture a gaping hole on Main Street in Norway where its renowned Opera House stands. Then there is the Fox School in South Paris, where generations of children learned and grew, and now provides housing for generations to come. Think about the rebirth […]
Oxford Hills School District appoints new special education director
Elizabeth King replaces outgoing special education director Jan Neureuther, effective July 1.
Oxford approves all articles, discusses school budget at annual town meeting
Members of the Maine School Administrative Unit 17 urged residents to vote “yes” on the district’s budget referendum June 11, in contrast to the Select Board’s recommendation to vote against it.
Buckfield Junior/Senior High School announces top graduating seniors
Graduation will be held at 6 p.m. June 14 at BJHS’ gymnasium
Oxford’s town meeting Saturday at town office on Pottle Road
Oxford’s proposed municipal budget is $6,296,368. Voters will also be asked to approve a $1 million for capital expenditures.