The town is planting 10 trees purchased with donations.
Norway Maine
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Norway center cancels 2021 Turkey Trot run/walk fundraiser
NORWAY — The Board of the Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine has cancelled the 2021 Turkey Trot 4 Hope 4K Run/Walk, its annual signature fundraiser, because of the volatility of the recent COVID-19 variant surge and precautionary measures needed to keep cancer patients, adults and children safe. “Funds raised from this signature event are […]
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Posted inConnections, The Bethel Citizen
Quilters donate ‘HUGS’ to Cancer Resource Center
NORWAY — The Cross Country Quilters of Bethel recently stopped by the Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine with 14 “HUGS,” quilted shawls designed especially for patients undergoing chemotherapy. Each HUG is unique and all have inside pockets and warm linings which will keep a patient warm during the many hours that chemotherapy often requires.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Mexico man who died in Norway crash identified
Robert Patneaude was a passenger in car driven by Bernard Belskis, 77, of Mexico.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills, River Valley
Mexico man killed when car hits tow truck on Main Street in Norway
The 59-year-old was a passenger in a car driven by a 77-year-old Mexico man.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Norway board selects company to build fuel dispensing system at town garage
MarWin of Falmouth bid $115,000, well below the $150,000 authorized by voters.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Driver injured in BB gun shooting in Norway; 2 juveniles summoned
Police chief said youths were shooting at cans and cars.
Posted inConnections
Norway cancer center honors founders
The Board of Directors of the Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine honored the original founders of the center during a recent open house to celebrate the opening of the new center. Sue Craib, Barb Deschenes and David Wilson were recognized, and The Healing Room dedicated in their honor.