County Administrator Zane Loper and Communications Director Geffrey Inman acknowledged the low staffing issue at Oxford County Regional Communications and noted they are actively trying to recruit people.
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Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
Oxford Hills students build new trail along river
PARIS — Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School students and cross country team members came together to build a new nearly one-mile trail along the Little Androscoggin River behind the school. About 20 students from the OHCHS cross country team gathered on the new trail Friday, Sept. 6, for one of the final work days to […]
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Posted inBethel, Business, The Bethel Citizen
Work starts on Bethel Station condos development
The foundation for the Residences at Bethel Station is to be laid in the next 60 days. Completion is expected about 12 to 18 months after groundbreaking.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Bottlenecked Pismo Beach Road a chronic headache for Oxford
The road leading to Oxford’s public boat launch at Thompson Lake is too narrow for two-way traffic and its aging retaining wall needs replacement.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills, Schools & Education
Oxford Hills School District announces gains on its 3-year strategic plan
Maine School Administrative District 17 Superintendent Heather Manchester presented her ‘report card’ on year one to directors.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills
New Otisfield fire engine to be delivered next summer
Two Otisfield Fire Department officers were promoted and one was honored for her service to the town.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Without alarm, Telstar students attend classes at Sunday River Resort
Because students weren’t able to access school buildings for at least two days, Sunday River Resort offered space at South Ridge Lodge.
Posted inFranklin, News, The Franklin Journal
New Vineyard Planning Board secretary submits surprise resignation
Secretary Jamie McKechnie raised concerns about the processes and informalities being used by the Planning Board.
Posted inThe Rangeley Highlander
Frogs Enter Contest by Leaps and Bounds
On the overcast afternoon of August 15, 2024, twenty-two hardy frogs and their trainers leapt at the chance to take part in the annual Frog and Toad Jumping Contest held at the Blueberry Festival in the Town Park. The popular contest drew a big crowd who cheered and applauded each frog’s performance. This year featured […]
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Comment to Joseph ‘Joey’ Martin, candidate for Senate District 1
To the Editor: Dear Mr Martin, On this solemn day, instead of reflecting on September 11th and our nation’s bravery and losses, readers are subjected to BULLLLLLONY! (And I am being kind.) I am hoping that your electricity was off last night and you could not watch what Americans were subjected to during the Trump […]