Linda Corapi says she is worried about the increasing noise near her house of 20 years, which she fears will worsen if Lakeside Norway is developed.
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Norway church seeks help with Mitten Mission
The Second Congregational Church UCC, at 205 Main St. in Norway, requests help in expanding its Mitten Mission. For more than 50 years, a small group of dedicated members and friends of the church knit mittens, hats and scarves for children in the Oxford Hills school district to use on cold winter days. This year, […]
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Sun Journal and western Maine weeklies earn press awards
The newspaper’s staff was awarded a first place in the spots news writing category for its coverage last April of a massive explosion at the Androscoggin Mill in Jay when poorly welded joints on a digester failed, causing an explosion following what was later determined to be a rupture in the equipment’s pressure vessel.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Residents complain about dirt bikes on Wiley Road
A Paris resident donated $200 to the Norway Fire Department for its assistance in battling a fire on King Hill Road.
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Norway club tree donations to benefit building fund
NORWAY — Members of the Heywood Club plan again to set up a Christmas tree at the club house on the front lawn, located at the four corners of the Crockett Ridge Road, to raise money for its building fund to help with maintenance. The tree lighting will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. […]
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Gala of Wander features variety of performances
Cottage Street Creative Exchange
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Norway church to host Halloween stories at parsonage
NORWAY — Children and their grown-ups are invited to the Second Congregational Church, 201 Main St., for Halloween stories at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, at the white Victorian parsonage next to the church. Pastor Sara Bartlett plans to read child-appropriate Halloween stories. Costumes are welcome, but masks are required for everyone. All children, whether […]
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Norway approves liquor license for Wolf and Harp, new event facility on Pleasant Street
The Wolf and Harp would host high-end weddings and functions, while also operating a pop-up restaurant.
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Art contest: Three local artists will each win $1,000
The contest is sponsored by Norway-based arts group Lights Out Consulting.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
Norway, Oxford emergency medical responders fully vaccinated; Buckfield may lose three
But pressure builds on health care agencies as workers quit and systems are stretched to the brink.