A few spots remain available, according to Oxford Rec Director Kayla Laird. Cost to Oxford residents is $75 weekly.
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Weary Club of Norway celebrates 100 years with a cookbook
The Weary Club of Norway turns 100 and has gathered a book full of recipes to celebrate.
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The Growing Place preschool closes as educator Shirli Allen retires
Shirli Allen opened A Growing Place in 1985, when she said education opportunities for preschool aged children in Oxford Hills were limited.
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Norway solar farm to benefit government, business
NORWAY — The town of Norway and the Center for an Ecology-Based Economy have added a new venture to their ongoing collaboration to expand sustainable and alternative infrastructure within the local community. Norway, represented by Selectman Sarah Carter, and CEBE’s Scott Vlaun held a ribbon-cutting ceremony with solar developer UGE International last Wednesday to celebrate […]
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Otisfield voters expand Board of Selectmen, pass all articles on Town Meeting warrant
Starting next year, Otisfield will be run by a five-person select board instead of three.
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Oxford Elementary School principal departs; 3 others transfer in-district
Principals Doug Kilmister, Cathy Bickford and Jamey Martin will all start the 2023-24 academic year leading new schools.
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Deertrees Theatre ready to take audiences to Almost, Maine
The play Almost, Maine opens on July 7, with five performance running throughout the month.
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Otisfield to ask voters to approve 5-person select board at town meeting
Otisfield’s annual town meeting will be held this Saturday, starting at 9 a.m., at the Otisfield Community Hall on State Route 121.
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Maine’s instructional coach of the year works to make math fun at OES
As part of the award, Caitlin Dailey will sit on the Maine Curriculum Leaders Association’s board of directors for the next year.
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Hardwoods hit hard by late spring frost begin to recover
Oak and beech trees were the hardest hit by a late spring freeze in mid-May where some areas around Oxford Hills saw temperatures dip down into the mid-20s.