The town would hire a company that would bill insurers, not the individual.
Paris Maine
Paris Utility District’s Grant earns Operator of the Year honor from EPA
After 37 years of service, Louise Grant has left her mark on the Paris Utility District and retires with an EPA award in hand.
Oxford Hills student a winner in The New York Times art contest
Senior Lucy Tardiff of Otisfield depicted the chaos she felt during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Paris avoids construction shutdown by naming interim code enforcement officer
Without an inspector, building projects would have come to a halt.
Black History Month: The life of Hector Fuller
Hector Fuller was presumably kidnapped as a child from Africa by Portuguese sailors. His life in Paris tilted from property owner to poverty.
Oxford County commissioners renew contract with U.S. Forest Service
The Sheriff’s Office will be reimbursed up to $3,000 per year to provide law enforcement in the White Mountain National Forest.
Black History Month: Spotty records provide blurry profiles of early Black residents
Henry Johnson, born a slave in the deep south, moved to Paris in 1870.
District now federally approved CDL trainer
A new federal law requires truck drivers to complete formal training.
Oxford Hills school directors approve school bus lease
New director Kitty Winship of Waterford was welcomed.
Oxford County names deputy communications director
Nicole Newton has been a dispatcher since 2011.