NORWAY — “Climate! Action! Now!” The message was heard loud a clear Friday, Sept. 20, from Longley Square as more than 100 people gathered for regional participation in the Global Climate Strike. The movement began with Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old climate activist from Sweden who began skipping school every Friday to protest in front of […]
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
Norway motorcyclist dies in crash
Peter J. Landis, 30, crashed while riding on Waterford Road.
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Cancer center announces October activities schedule
There will be an Open House on Oct. 29 to help folks connect with center staff and others impacted by cancer to learn what services are offered.
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State favors Norway with quick paving job on Main Street
The Maine Department of Transportation, with assistance from town employees, put a skim coat down in three hours Tuesday afternoon.
Posted inMaine, News, Oxford Hills
Norway woman explains why she buried her friend in the backyard
In an interview Wednesday, Vernelle Jackson said she buried the woman in her yard to fulfill her dying friend’s last wish.
Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
Police find body of woman buried on Norway property
Her identity and cause of death will be determined by the state medical examiner.
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Yellow School House one step closer to finding an occupant
At a Norway Board of Selectmen meeting September 5, selectmen unanimously approved leasing the former schoolhouse at 160 Main St. to The Table, a charity based at the Bolsters Mills United Methodist Church in Harrison, for $1 per year.
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Walking School Bus rolls on
NORWAY —When grant funding for Guy E. Rowe Elementary School’s Walking School Bus ran out at the end of last year, it was unclear whether the program would continue. Thanks to parent volunteers and financial support from the community, students were able to board the Walking School Bus without any lapse in service. “We didn’t […]