The 3 were in a vehicle that crossed the centerline and struck the vehicle of a Bethel woman.
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Oxford County Jail inmate dies in custody Friday
A relative has identified the victim as a homeless woman arrested Wednesday.
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Paris crash kills 3 people on Route 26
Investigators were working late Friday to identify the victims and make notifications to family members. The ages of the victims were not disclosed.
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Brackett, McElravy win Select Board seats in Paris
Paris and Norway voters also support MSAD 17 budget, bonds
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Oxford Hills seniors complete projects for 1st time since pandemic
Senior project is a yearlong independent study program that combines community service with public speaking.
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Oxford County: Commissioners do not seek sheriff’s dismissal
Sheriff Christopher Wainwright was rebuked by the county commission for asking one of his deputies to show leniency to a woman who received a citation last year during a traffic stop, and then berating a deputy for reporting it to his supervisor.
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Oxford Hills senior charts a career with Maine Warden Service
About to complete his third year in Oxford Hills Technical School’s law enforcement program, senior Emmett Hand is building experience that promotes the outdoors, earning key certifications and embarking on two years of community college. Post-college he plans to join the Maine Warden Service.
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SAD 17 presents proposed 2023-24 budget
Decreases in state and federal funding and COVID-related grants amid rising expenses result in higher local assessments ranging from 3%-11%.
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Yarmouth driver collides with crane on Route 26 in Paris, police say
The southbound Subaru Legacy crossed the centerline Friday morning and hit a crane being driven in the northbound lane, police said. The crane’s driver was injured.
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From down-trodden to upcycled: Mainers give new life to old furniture, one piece at a time
Not content simply buying new, many prefer to rejuvenate and often personalize worn furnishings into something uniquely theirs, honing new skills and finding satisfaction in the process.