After a tumultuous period punctuated by COVID-19 and SAD 17’s new superintendent being placed on paid administrative leave, Oxford Hills residents will have their say at the ballot box.
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Oxford native Matt Delamater shares journey to role in George Clooney film alongside Ben Affleck
BRIDGTON — Matt Delamater, a son of Oxford Hills and actor of Maine stage, is riding the wave of attention that comes from working alongside Academy Award winners George Clooney and Ben Affleck. He appears in the movie “The Tender Bar,” directed by Clooney and starring Affleck, a coming-of-age film that was released late last year […]
Hang on Oxford Hills – it’s pothole season!
It’s not just the heavily traveled roads that are responsible for flat tires and damaged rims.
Oxford board keeps town meeting on a Saturday
Selectmen considered a weeknight, but followed the preference of survey respondents.
Norway’s Snowshoe Festival returns
The celebration of local snowshoe manufacturing kicks of Norway’s Winter Carnival.
Beloved OHCHS Principal Ted Moccia to retire
Coach, teacher, principal, mentor and friend, Ted Moccia says he is ready to enjoy his family and good health.
Community members back suspension of SAD 17 superintendent
Monica Henson, on paid administrative leave while the state and sheriff’s office look into allegations she improperly physically restrained a student in West Paris last fall, has not yet commented on the Wednesday night decision by the board of directors.
MSAD 17 board of directors puts superintendent on administrative leave
The Oxford Hills school board voted on the measure Wednesday evening.
SAD 17 board rejects Henson’s recommendation for principal at Agnes Gray
The School Administrative District 17 Board of Directors will go through the regular process of finding a new principal for Agnes Gray Elementary School with a hiring committee, they decided Monday.
Tumult for Agnes Gray continues as more speak out about September incident involving superintendent
An altercation between Superintendent Monica Henson and a sixth grade student in September continues to play out, four months later.