If the eight-acre project on Roxbury Road is approved by the planning board during their meeting on Monday, construction will likely begin sometime next year, Planning Board Chairman Sidney Pew said.
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New York man’s bail set at $25,000 cash in Jay shooting
Christian Meyers, 21, of Manhattan is charged with elevated aggravated assault, receiving stolen property, reckless conduct with a firearm and sexual abuse of a minor.
Turkey Tuesday Returns
According to Dave Bean, the food pantry’s executive director, the last time this event was held was back in 2018.
Stained glass inspires Woodstock woman
WOODSTOCK — “There are times I have to stop because I’m bleeding on a project,” says Kit Beebee of Woodstock. Creating stained glass art is Beebee’s passion, and she’s willing to bleed for it. Working with stained glass of course requires that it be cut, and that’s why she sometimes finds herself stopping for first […]
Environmental review set for historic Norway Opera House
The town is acting as the “responsible entity” for Norway Downtown and the Norway Opera House in order to receive federal grant funding for the renovation project.
An inside look at the Gehring House development
The Gehring House has been a historical feature of Bethel for many years, and is included on the National Register of Historic Buildings.
Photos: Downtown Norway hopping with plethora of costumed creatures
More than ghosts and goblins filled the streets in Norway as children from across the region gathered to take part in Norway Downtown’s annual Halloween Fest.
Hiking Low and local
Amy Chapman exercises every single day often hiking local trails.
Students host Telstar’s first community job fair
The event itself was arranged and hosted not by the businesses themselves, but by students.
Carter honored by Maine Press Association
Nicole Carter covers SAD 17 and education, town business and writes features about Oxford Hills and its residents. Her work was recently recognized by the Maine Press Association.