Oxford selectmen will hold a workshop next month to seek answers.
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WinterBrook Farm: All fiber all the time
OXFORD — Sally Harney was not born on a farm but she is a born farmer. She and her husband Jim have run a fiber farm for the past 15 years, following earlier various ventures that included a butcher shop, home interiors and a campground. “I’ve worked in an office, we ran a campground in […]
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Three Catholic churches getting upgrades
Nearly $700K raised for improvements at Norway, Oxford and Mechanic Falls worship centers.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Oxford selectmen scrap dam rehabilitation bids
Oxford and Otisfield residents spoke in support of a more comprehensive, long-term maintenance plans for the Thompson Lake Dam.
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Oxford to review road improvement plans
Selectmen approve a motion to schedule a January, 2020 workshop to further discuss Oxford’s Five Year Roadway Improvement Plan.
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Oxford board sets election for selectman
Nomination papers are due by Jan. 3.
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Oxford genealogist has confirmed more than 15,000 family ties
Greg and Diane Sherwood’s family trees have deep roots in Maine and New England. He has traced some of their ancestors back more than 500 years, using primary and secondary sources, Ancestry.com’s online and DNA services. Greg Sherwood has familial ties to at least three U.S. presidents and Diane Sherwood can count herself as one of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain’s closest living cousins.
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Tuesday’s storm keeps police busy with sliding cars and crashes
A storm brought several inches of snow to central Maine and created slick conditions on the roads.
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Oxford to elect new selectman March 3
The Board is operating with four representatives. A fifth member will succeed Edward Knightly who recently resigned.
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Oxford native returns home to serve community
Justin Cummings, Oxford’s new patrolman, just graduated alongside 61 other recruits from the Maine Police Academy.