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Trust reviewing proposals for L.M. Longley building

NORWAY — Two proposals have been received to reuse the former L.M. Longley & Son Hardware on Main Street. Norway Town Manager David Holt said he has received proposals from two “local” area parties and is in the process of reviewing the plans with fellow trustee Tom Denison. Holt and Denison are the two trustees of […]

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Norway loses ‘bedrock’ John M. Longley

NORWAY — A downtown businessman described as the “bedrock” of Norway has died. John Marlin Longley, owner of L.M. Longley & Sons Hardware Store on Main Street, died Saturday, Jan. 23, at Stephens Memorial Hospital less than a month after the big wooden and glass doors to the landmark store – that had been been in his […]

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Painting for a cause: Original works to help restore Gingerbread House

NORWAY — The Norway Memorial Library has been selected to be the second in a series of Norway Landmarks Preservation Society art collection prints by a noted New York artist. The announcement was made Jan. 24 during an unveiling of the artwork at the home of society member Albert Judd. Prints of the original watercolor painting […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills

Norway health center opens

NORWAY — The newly opened medical building on Pikes Hill has been named for a longtime local physician. David Preble, Western Maine Health Board chairman, announced the naming of the new medical office building at 8 Pikes Hill in Norway at a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony. The new building has been named the William L. Medd, MD, […]

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Artland K. Rogers

1927 – 2015 NORWAY — Artland K. Rogers of Norway passed away peacefully at home on Dec. 31, 2015, at the age of 88. He was born in Greenwood on April 30, 1927, to Artland and Ruby Rogers. Artland was a meat cutter for many years, a master craftsman in the art of wood working, […]

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Norway hall stalls downtown revitalization effort

NORWAY — Pigeon droppings cover the wooden floorboards of the Odd Fellows Hall on Main Street. The large glass and wooden front doors of the three-story, brick building are locked. Town officials and others interested in revitalizing the Downtown Historic District say their efforts are stymied by the lack of communication from the rarely-seen owner of […]