The $25 increase brings the salary from $90 to $115 a day for those not certified.
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Paris police officer supports community in many ways
Michelle Legare works with students, campers and people in crisis, besides teaching self-defense.
Paris to charge Buckfield extra fee for processing new vehicle registrations
The service has been provided for nearly a year and the Paris town manager said she does not expect that to “change any time soon.”
Harrison Food Bank seeks drivers for home deliveries
The Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club seeks volunteer drivers, plans to match donations for the Magic Lantern Innovation Lab, seeks golfers for a tournament, and plans a trail cleanup. The club is looking for two temporary drivers to assist with home deliveries for the Harrison Food Bank. Qualified drivers should be strong and healthy with an […]
SAD 17 to borrow $3.6 million to address cash flow issues
Oxford Hills School District directors authorize loan to cover cash shortfall attributed to federal coronavirus relief bill reimbursements.
Paris considers closing Town Office 30 minutes each day for lunch
Officials are also thinking about hiring a person to cover the office during staggered lunch breaks.
Oxford County employees, visitors to county building must wear masks
Department heads agreed to reimplement the COVID-19 emergency policies, which began Monday.
Oxford Hills schools to start the year with masks
With some parents attending and speaking at SAD 17’s school board meeting Monday night, others staged a sidewalk protest in an effort to rally support against masks in schools.
Passion for rug hooking turns into full-time gig in Paris
“I can definitely have someone hooking in 15 minutes,” Elizabeth Miller of Paris jokes, referring to teaching first-time rug hookers the craft. She was referring to a Nova Scotia shop that guaranteed to get someone hooking in five minutes. Although Miller is not optimistic about training someone in five minutes, she loves teaching the loop […]
Paris reopens Moore Park playground after volunteers, employees make repairs to vandalized equipment
Town Manager Dawn Noyes said the playground would still be closed for weeks if not for the kindness of SAD 17, Bancroft Contracting and town employees.