A special town meeting is scheduled Jan. 27.
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300 students make music at District II festival at Oxford Hills
PARIS — Approximately 300 students from nearly 40 middle and high schools performed at the District II Instrumental Festival at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School in Paris on Saturday. Sarah Dow-Shedlarski, District II Chair, said a huge amount of work goes into putting on the festival each year. For the past four years, the festival […]
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Auto racing: Crazy Horse Racing, Davis Chassis Works set sights on building winners
Northeast companies stay in the game by constructing, dealing chassis for local racers.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Holiday meal program underscores food insecurity
Save a Lot, with its customers and Moss Brook Church teamed up for the fourth year on Bags for a Brighter Holiday, a program that brings bags of pantry staples and meals to local residents during the Christmas season.
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‘A fine young man,’ family and peers remember Timothy Willard
Timothy Willard was shot in the line of duty in 1978 when he was 22. Forty-one years later, many in the community remember him as a kindhearted young man and a dedicated, fair police officer.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News, Rumford Falls Times
Rumford man gets 15 years for sexually assaulting a child
Carey Foster, 57, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a boy multiple times from 2017 to 2018.
Posted inMaine Crime, News, River Valley
Dixfield man charged with attempted murder
Harry Every, 49, was arrested Saturday by Mexico police.
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Christmas drive for deployed military a success
VFW 9787 Auxiliary and American Legion Foster Carroll Post 72 of South Paris teamed up to brighten the holidays for servicemen serving away from home. The groups plan to make the drive an annual event.
Posted inMaine, Oxford Hills
Improvements at Durgin Road home enough to satisfy concerns of Paris Select Board
Perley Emery’s mobile home was classified as a dangerous building by the town in October, and will be unclassified as such pending a final inspection by the Code Enforcement Officer and the Fire Chief.
Posted inNews, Oxford Hills
Faith helped Paris family through a dark time
The Farrell family of South Paris lost their 4-day-old daughter, Guinevere, on Sept. 29. They say their faith, and their church, helped them get through the immense grief.