Ashley Rowe said she was misled about the extent of her child’s altercation with Monica Henson.
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Woman spends 19 years paying it forward with random acts of kindness
Rita Durgin has performed hundreds of small acts to friends, co-workers and strangers since her 30th birthday.
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Forty years in, Paris Cape Historical Society keeps collecting history
Curator Ben Conant has been gathering and overseeing a vast array of materials for decades.
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School athletic teams making winter their season
To date, Oxford Hills has not had to cancel any games or meets because of COVID this season, even with cases rising all around its teams.
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SAD 17’s COVID numbers climbing by the hour
For now, the school district is so overloaded with positive cases and contract tracing it has abandoned reporting student quarantines on its website.
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Oxford selectmen OK bid to design town office building
Town Manager Adam Garland is looking into renting a portable building.
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Maine Behavioral Healthcare ramps up resources for Oxford Hills families
The Positive Parent Program is designed to help manage children’s behavior during times of stress.
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Omicron’s impact unknown as Oxford Hills students head back to school
Superintendent Dr. Monica Henson says SAD 17 is bracing for an influx of illness and quarantine.
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Just enough snow for Roberts Farm Preserve
The trails were open and well-traveled during the Christmas break.
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2021: A year of life — and news — in Oxford Hills (part 1)
The pandemic continued to dominate in 2021 but individuals, organizations and events also made the news, from personal achievements to business reopenings to community support.