SAD 17’s $47,557,984 budget will increase by 8.34% next year. Oxford Hills Technical School presented a 2022-2023 budget of $3,439,320, which is 3.84% over the current year, reflecting rising enrollment and new programs.
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Residents: Oxford should keep medical marijuana grow facilities out of residential areas
Concerns about odor and property values cited.
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Photo Album: Refurbishing planes at the Oxford County Regional Airport
Mosher Aviation Services which operates an aircraft refurbishing business at the airport.
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Upgrades, fly-in planned for Oxford County Regional Airport
The Oxford County Commission reviewed plans for the airport with supervisor Tony Carter and approved a three-year lease agreement with airport tenant Mosher Aviation Services.
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Oxford, Denmark students win Bridgton Art Guild scholarships
BRIDGTON — Gallery 302 has named Bryona Pelletier and Grace Marshall recipients of the Bridgton Art Guild 2021 scholarships. Pelletier, a resident of Oxford, is attending the University of Southern Maine. She is focusing on digital art, with a concentration in art and entrepreneurship. She plans to one day run a photography business, according to […]
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Women’s History Month/Advocating for women’s education while agitating against their right to vote
Heloise Edwina Hersey, born in Oxford, held degrees from prestigious colleges and dedicated herself to educating girls yet opposed women’s suffrage.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Fire destroys mobile home in Oxford
The blaze at 54 Glenn St. apparently started in a shed.
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Oxford greenlights alternative to replacing or repairing Welchville dam
A fish-friendly grade control system consisting of natural materials and requiring zero maintenance will be constructed.
Posted inMaine Crime, News, Oxford Hills
High bail set for defendants in Oxford drug bust
A prosecutor said the large amont of fentanyl, if sold on the streets, could ’cause untold harm.’
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Oxford Transfer Station to track disposal of furniture, mattresses
Transfer Station Manager Ed Knightly said some residents may be disposing of waste from other towns.