Norway artist Carrie Lynn is painting an evolving landscape mural on a 53-foot fence.
Dee Menear
Staff Writer
Dee Menear is an award-winning journalist and photographer with over a decade of experience in community news. She is the editor and staff writer for The Rangeley Highlander. She has worked for the Franklin Journal, Livermore Falls Advertiser, Advertiser Democrat, Daily Bulldog and Original Irregular. Dee enjoys live local music, cooking, hunting, fishing and hiking.
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Graphic designers headed to national competition
Seven Oxford Hills Technical School students in Virginia Valdes’ graphic design program will travel to Louisville, Kentucky next week for the National SkillsUSA Championships. F
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RSU 9 directors review financial audit
The audit of 2017-18 financial records revealed no knowledge of fraud, noncompliance or violations, but several recommendations were made to address deficiencies and concerns.
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SAD 17 considers a later start to school day
Director of Curriculum Heather Manchester in a presentation Monday said studies show teens have improved grades and standardized test scores when school starts at a later time.
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Oxford report dedicated to John Crumpton, Jr.
OXFORD — The 2019 Town report was dedicated to John Crumpton, Jr. in recognition of his service to his country and his community. In honor of the dedication, a legislative sentiment was presented to him at the Saturday, June 8 town meeting. Crumpton had an illustrious career in the military, serving in 3 wars. Crumpton […]
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Casino liquor license application tabled
The Board of Selectmen are seeking input from casino administrators about how they are addressing a high volume of police calls.
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Finding family through DNA
“We are not half sisters and we are not step sisters. We are just sisters,” Charlotte Snedeker of Norway
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$3.17 million budget goes before Wilton voters
Voters on Monday will consider adopting a resolution requesting commissioners restore the long-held practice of funding economic development and social service programs.
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Jacksons win seats on Oxford board
Voters elected Caldwell Jackson and Sharon Jackson to fill two three-year terms on the Board of Selectmen.
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Serving the Community: Jesse Clement, Farmington Police Department
FARMINGTON — Jesse Clement has proudly served not only his community, but also his country. He is a patrolman with Farmington Police Department and veteran of the Army National Guard. “I wanted a career in law enforcement because I wanted to protect the ones who could not protect themselves,” said Clement. “I also wanted to […]