Norway News

The following arrests were recorded at the Oxford County Jail: Jessica A. Webb, 31, of Parsonsfield, June 30, Bridgton District Court warrant for failure to appear in court on charges of operating after ...

The Sunday River Brewing Co. will host a wine tasting Wednesday, July 9, for the benefit of the Oxford County Agricultural Museum at the Oxford fair.

Mary Ann Brown, 66, of Lowell, died unexpectedly on Sunday, June 22, 2008. Mary was born in Portland on March 5, 1942.

Garrett Olson, one of the newest members of the Fort Myers Miracle, can be spotted playing in the outfield.

Sidewalks will be lined with fine art paintings, three-dimensional work in metal, stone, glass and wood, as well as photography, hand printing, lithography, jewelry and fiber arts -courtesy of more than 100 ...

A building at Birch Rock Camp burned flat early Friday night but fire crews from three towns spared other buildings from damage.

Citing lack of faith and trust in their directors, Tri-Town Rescue Service employees said Monday night that they will resign from their jobs if major changes are not made in the operation of the rescue service.

Frost Farm Gallery will hold a First Friday reception from 5 to 8 p.m. July 4. The exhibit and sale will feature florals and landscapes in watercolor, oils and pastels, and "Garden Jewelry" sculptures by Jo ...

A family of four was burned out of their apartment Thursday afternoon when lightning struck the chimney, spraying bricks across the yard.

It may be the start of summer this weekend, but the stage at the Norway Grange Hall is in the grips of a typical Maine winter for a few more days.

A former office manager has been charged with embezzling more than $16,000 from the substance abuse counseling business where she worked.

The annual dinner meeting of Norway Savings Bank corporators was held May 5 at the Four Seasons in South Paris.

Five men are seeking election as selectmen next week, and four of them have paired up in hopes their shared campaigns will get them into the two empty seats.

A local jeweler, who makes stone necklaces, launched a Web site enabling Maine artists like him to display and market their work around the globe at minimal cost.

With the call to "play ball," Don Butters Field was officially dedicated Thursday evening as dozens of supporters watched.

May, I conclude, should be called the month of the machete; or the meat cleaver, shovel blade, kitchen knife, handsaw, sharp rock, or whatever other tool we use to split apart our hosta clumps.

No, he will not become the Norway Hooker. His nickname is set. But the hats ... like his imagination, they are always changing.

The unknown late 19th century and early 20th century artwork of Carrie Tribou will be on exhibit at her former home, the McLaughlin Garden, in South Paris from now until the end of June.

Ray Glover has announced his bid to run for re-election to the Board of Selectmen.

“A great number of residents in our town don't have a say in their own public safety”

Officials from several Oxford County towns and fire departments acknowledged Wednesday night that the ranks of volunteer firefighters are decreasing, in part, because of required training and daytime employment ... via Sun-Journal