Oxford Hills student wins New York Times cartoon contest

Culiandra Nero of Paris is one of seven winners nationally.

SAD 17 BOD meeting agenda – Tuesday, Jan. 21

Meeting agenda for SAD 17 BOD January meeting. Meeting takes place at Paris Elementary School, 4 Hathaway Rd, South Paris in the cafeteria.

Friday night is Veterans Appreciation Night at OHCHS basketball games

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.

AARP needs volunteers for free tax prep program

An urgent need for free tax return preparation in Oxford Hills communities has prompted AARP to issue a call for volunteers.

Cornell recognizes Hebron student with award

Hebron Station School student Cameron Pulkkinen earned a national challenge award from Cornell University for his essay on bird feeding patterns as part of a STEM project.

Community walkers take the roads less traveled

Otisfield group meets every Friday to exercise, sight-see and enjoy company.

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.

Era ending as Churchill retires from Western Maine Health

Timothy Churchill is scheduled to retire Dec. 31 as president and CEO.

2019 – Oxford Hill’s year in review

The Advertiser Democrat looks back at the news stories from Oxford Hills that happened in 2019.