Paris Maine
SAD 17 OKs new Roberts Farm building, sends budget to voters
A public hearing on 2023-24’s $47.4 million school budget will be held on June 6 and then sent to a referendum vote on June 13.
Greenwood man to serve one year in prison related to crash that claimed the life of his wife
A judge suspended five years of Terrence Gordon’s sentence for manslaughter in Stoneham crash.
Cause of fire at vacant Paris home unknown
The home at 89 Gary St., which was being renovated, was destroyed in the blaze.
Fire levels home in Paris
PARIS — Firefighters are cleaning up at the scene following a structure fire Wednesday afternoon at a home on Gary Street. The two-story home at 89 Gary St., near Charles Street, was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. The fire was reported at approximately 1 p.m. Fire crews were reportedly reopening Gary and Charles […]
Proposed Paris municipal budget up, but not as much as last year
The municipal side of the budget is increasing by 13%, with the total budget, including schools, county and NPSW up 12%.
Oxford Hills senior charts a career with Maine Warden Service
About to complete his third year in Oxford Hills Technical School’s law enforcement program, senior Emmett Hand is building experience that promotes the outdoors, earning key certifications and embarking on two years of community college. Post-college he plans to join the Maine Warden Service.
SAD 17 presents proposed 2023-24 budget
Decreases in state and federal funding and COVID-related grants amid rising expenses result in higher local assessments ranging from 3%-11%.
HVAC upgrade to Oxford jail will force Sheriff’s Office to move
Sheriff, chief deputy and administrative staff offices would relocate to free up space for expansion of medical facilities at the jail.
Greenwood man admits to assault in Bethel fracas with deputies
Chance M. Bellanceau also faces charges of assaulting police in Lewiston.