Oxford selectmen vote to raze dangerous building
The house at 260 King St. has been the source of code violation citations and neighbor complaints for at least a decade.
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The house at 260 King St. has been the source of code violation citations and neighbor complaints for at least a decade.
The five-year grant is to be used to study disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease or progressive supranuclear palsy, that are often misdiagnosed as other conditions; and to discover new tauopathies,
Selectmen honor longtime employee
Read Article Oxford selectmen meet Thursday to discuss plans for a new town office building. From left are Sharon Jackson, Vice Chairwoman Samantha Hewey, Chairman Scott Hunter and Town Manager Adam Garland. Nicole Carter / Advertiser Democrat OXFORD — Selectmen agreed Thursday evening to solicit new bids for constructing a town office building, the recommendation made by an ad hoc committee. Town Manager Adam Garland suggested that rather than stipulate design and building bids in a new request for proposals, selectmen should request proposals for design only. He said a smaller scale r...