West Paris News

Three of our Agnes Gray students are very proud of their dad. They are Bradley, Justin and Alexis Richards and are triplets in the second grade at Agnes Gray.

Ed and Bea Lorey of South Portland visit Snow Falls on the Little Androscoggin River in West Paris on Thursday to take pictures of the rushing water.

The West Paris Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet Saturday, June 1 at the Agnes Gray Memorial School gymnasium in West Paris.

CAUSED BY HUMAN? - Ranger Kent Nelson from Maine Forest Service Tuesday said the cause of a fire that burned 10 acres of woods in Woodstock last week was likely caused by a human.

From left, transfer station attendants David Billings and Kevin Gibbs, selectmen Wade Rainey and Dennis Henderson and Town Manager John White at the town's transfer station.

The cause of a fire that burned across 10 acres in Woodstock this week is still unknown, but the Maine Forest Service believes a "human element" may have been involved and is looking for information from anyone who saw people in the area Wednesday.

As many as 60 firefighters from a dozen towns and three Maine Fire Service helicopters battled a 10-acre fire on a mountainside off Perkins Valley Road on Wednesday afternoon for about four hours.

Fred Breame, secretary treasurer of the West Paris Senior Citizens, presents Barbara S. Robbins a cane in honor of being the oldest citizen living in West Paris, at her home on Gates Hill Road, April 25.