After a successful sock drive last year in Livermore Falls, town representatives agreed to do a hat and mitten drive this year.
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Oxford County preliminary budget up 23.9%
The proposed county budget, if passed with no cuts, will increase the amount needed to be raised by taxation by 35.6%.
Learning in the Great Outdoors at Meroby
Meroby has been joined in the outdoor learning program by Rumford Elementary School as both schools now have the same principal in Jodi Ellis.It was a busy Oct. 11 afternoon as Meroby fourth graders visited the apiary while RES fourth graders were at the outdoor learning program.
Construction underway on new affordable senior housing in Rumford
It will be located at the corner of Hancock Street and Rumford Avenue, the site of a massive fire where three apartment buildings were destroyed on Feb. 9, 2020.
Welcome to the MV Bees Apiary
Located just off 58 Highland Terrace where the new K-8 school is being constructed, the public is invited to see the MV Beekeepers at the apiary on the first Saturday of every month beginning around noon.
Engineer to report on mold issue at Mexico middle school Wednesday
Regional School Unit 10 officials and residents will meet at 6 p.m. at Rumford high school.
The 2024 Giving Tree of Rangeley
It is with great joy that The Giving Tree of Rangeley will hold the 37th lighting, to signal the beginning of the Christmas Season, on Saturday, Nov. 30, at 4:30 p.m. at the entrance of Town Park. The Giving Tree of Rangeley is an all-volunteer, all donation organization that has been helping the community for […]
Oxford Hills school locked down Tuesday morning after receiving threatening calls
According to SAD 17 Superintendent Heather Manchester, the threat turned out to be an incident of ‘swatting,’ which is when someone makes a false report of a threat to get police to respond to a specific location.
Livermore Falls voters approve police cruiser funds, property ordinance
Town Clerk Doris Austin said 23 people registered to vote Tuesday.
Former Jay man denied another review of his 2019 murder conviction
James E. “Ted” Sweeney, 64, was convicted of murder of his girlfriend in 2019 and was sentenced to 38 years in prison.