If the project is approved by voters, the new school will be built in two phases on a footprint overlapping the current Oxford Hills Middle School.

Loss of state funding and increasing operating expenses result in a 7.9% spending increase.

A “yes” vote means the school will permanently close. And an estimated $1.04 million cost to keep the school open each year does not include millions in repairs.

Made of concrete and chunks of quartz rocks, the railings are approximately 100 years old.

Discussion has been delayed, but selectmen remain concerned about the cost of the school budget.

West Paris officials have insisted taxpayers have the right to inspect the building ahead of a May 5 public hearing and a May 14 referendum on whether to operate Agnes Gray Elementary School at the town's expense.

Alan Day Community Garden is focused on mitigating food insecurity brought about by loss of federally funded nutrition programs.

To date, Lily Hammond's and Sophie Estes' senior project has raised $4,200 for Western Maine Addiction Recovery Initiative's Recovery Assistance Fund.

Oxford County Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram closed last month suddenly.

In Norway, four people, including both incumbents, are seeking two selectmen seats.