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The Board interviewed four candidates in November and conducted a second round with others on Dec. 16. Oxford Town Manager Butch Asselin will delay his retirement up to 90 days as selectmen continuing interviewing potential replacements.. Supplied image Asselin had set Jan. 1, 2021 as his final day on the job. However, Oxford selectmen asked if he would serve in an interim capacity until a new hire is made or through March, which he agreed to do. “We realize that we are in competition with several Maine towns all looking for a manager and are willing to wait to get the right fit,” Hunte...

Read Article BUCKFIELD — The Town Office, closed since Nov. 17, will remain closed for another two weeks, the Select Board ruled Tuesday evening. The board decided to extend the closure while new Town Manager John Andrews gets his new office staff trained and up to speed. Town business came to a halt last month following the resignation of longtime Town Clerk Cindy Dunn, who performed multiple roles for the town for more than 30 years. Andrews, a state representative in Augusta representing Buckfield, Paris and Hebron in House District 73, was hired by the town in early November followin...

Read Article At the February 25, 2019 Board of Selectmen’s meeting Guy Rouelle employed by Dubois-King, the Town’s airport consultant at the time, presented a solar array update.  Mr. Rouelle provided information about FAA funding available to locate a solar farm at Rangeley’s Stephen A. Bean Municipal Airport. The Selectmen voted 3-2 to have Dubois-King move forward with an $18,240.00 solar feasibility study at their May 6, 2019 meeting.  Board member Cynthia Egan suggested that the Board seek more information before signing this contract.  Cynthia stated her research showed many c...

If i wasn't working in new york, i would be there right now. it is home. >> donnie, let me ask you this. i know you were tweeting, you know, so many people were, right after the bombs went off, making sure everyone you knew who might have been along the finish line was a-okay. is everyone okay, your loved ones? >> yes, my loved ones are great. my bandmate was running in the marathon. i was on set shooting blue bloods at the time. and just the night before, joe and i were talking, i said how long is it going to take you to run the race. he said, i'm hoping for four hours. he said four or five i...

My gear, we grabbed our gear, and ran up here. and just in the time it took us -- they did such a good job between the doctors and nurses, firefighters, police officers and emts on scene, and all the great citizens that stepped up that day, that they had all the victims already in the triage tent, being worked on and transported to the hospital. >> you said it was the victims' courage that so many of your colleagues were stunned by. >> i talked to lieutenant joe roach, ladder 15, on marathon monday, up here on boylston, they were on top of it. and joe told me what struck him was the courage of...