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Oxford Hills Chamber presents four awards at 44th dinner - Vimarsana News

Oxford Hills Chamber presents four awards at 44th dinner

POLAND — The Oxford Hills Chamber of Commerce recently presented four awards at its 44th awards dinner at Poland Spring Resort. The Legacy Award went to Al Bancroft. The Business of the Year Award was given to the Bennett Radio Group. The Suzanne Grover Community Service Award went to the Pink Feather Foundation. And the […]

How To Grow And Care For Pampas Grass - Vimarsana News

How To Grow And Care For Pampas Grass

Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana) is a popular pick for Southern yards. This statement plant thrives in hot, sunny conditions and is often used in fall decor.

1920s murder mystery 'solved' at Oxford Hills fundraiser - Vimarsana News

1920s murder mystery 'solved' at Oxford Hills fundraiser

Tickets to the Pink Feather Foundation's first major fundraising event, a 1920s themed murder mystery, sold out in just a few days.

A glimpse to the future: Oxford senior serves her high school community - Vimarsana News

A glimpse to the future: Oxford senior serves her high school community

Read Article OXFORD — Helping others has been a big focus for Oxford’s Molly Littlefield throughout her four years at Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School, logging more than 115 service hours, especially impressive since her work was cut short by the pandemic more than a year ago. OHCHS student Molly Littlefield of Oxford started volunteering at the Pink Feather Foundation her freshman year. File photo Littlefield started at the Pink Feather Foundation, the nonprofit that provides clothing and accessories to youth in need throughout Oxford Hills, as a freshman. She logged in about 6...

Animation firm's directors should be made liable for €42m debts, court told - Vimarsana News

Animation firm's directors should be made liable for €42m debts, court told

  Two Galway-based directors of an Irish-registered international animation company are among five directors who should be made personally liable for the company’s debts of some €42 million, it has been claimed in Commercial Court proceedings. DQ Entertainments Ireland Ltd (DQE) made payments in millions to other companies for assets that did not appear to exist, it is alleged. Leo Condron, Killeely Beg, Kilcolgan, and Dominic Poole, Furrymelia, West Barna, were directors of the company over which Patrick Bance was appointed receiver in October 2019. The others were India-based Ras...