Slow rent better than no rent

"It has been good," said Tony Morra of Bisco Properties. "It requires cooperation, a bit of babysitting and it's a slow process."

Norway preserve receives grant for game-changing expansion

Western Foothills Land Trust plans a multimillion-dollar agricultural and entertainment center.

Welchville dam solution estimates range from $100K to $1.5 million

Town officials will decide how to proceed after Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provide feedback.

COVID-19 tour of duty: Waterford health care worker provides care across the country

A member of the federal government's National Disaster Medical System worked front lines against the pandemic across the country.

Teaching ‘outside the box’ (in West Paris)

Agnes Gray Elementary School in West Paris has been awarded a $250,000 grant from the Maine Department of Education to expand its outdoor education program.

Matthew Hatch of South Paris is an Eagle Scout

The recent graduate of Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School plans to continue with the Scouts in a leadership role.

Oxford town office: Make an offer

The building at 85 Pleasant Street went on the market July 28.

Otisfield proposed cell tower clears challenges

Oxford Historical Society needs you now

Reopening after 20 months, volunteers are in demand to restart programming; residents are also invited to join Oxford's new historic preservation committee.

SAD 17 forms COVID-19 response team

The team will meet to review federal and state guidance and recommend district policies for the ongoing coronavirus.