Saturday Jan 3 | Sun-Journal
Pit bull bite triggers seizure at shelter
An 18-year-old man suffered a seizure triggered by a bite from a pit bull at the Moose Pond Animal Shelter on Wednesday afternoon, an official said.
A gem and mineral store on Route 26 will be shutting its doors for the first part of 2009 due to seasonal sales and the slumping economy.
2 hurt when van slides into house
A young couple driving home from Christmas shopping were hurt when their van slid across Oxford Road and slammed into a house Tuesday afternoon.
Sumner boy found wet, cold in woods
A young Sumner boy was found in woods Wednesday night, wet, cold and screaming for help after running away from home two hours earlier.
The Livermore Falls High School sophomore class is sponsoring a free community holiday dinner for area senior citizens at 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec.
State seeks DHHS records in deaths
The state prosecutor in a double slaying case has asked a judge to release records from the Department of Health and Human Services.
Preserving Maine's Agricultural Past
The Sun Journal reported today about a 300+ acre farm in West Paris that just got a nice pat on the back from the Maine Historic Preservation Commission.
Farmer hopes to preserve 'living history'
Nubian goats Eliza, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Ginger and Mocha stand with their front legs dangling through the boards of their pen as a flock of chickens peck at grain and three guinea hens squawk nearby.
Two drivers were injured Thursday afternoon when one of them sneezed and their vehicle hit the other driver's vehicle that was stopped on Route 26, police said.
The following arrests were recorded at the Oxford County Jail: Rhonda Jean Kelce, 46, of Norway, Nov.
Man gets 3-year sentence for sex crime
A 43-year-old West Paris man will go to prison for three years after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl in Oxford last June.
Fueling Up For The Morning Hunt - Milt's Corner
This feeding took place at the Hunters and Family Breakfast the first day of gun season for deer in West Paris, Maine.
Ring-McKeen American Legion Post members paraded along Main Street and held a memorial service at the War Memorial on Tuesday morning to honor America's veterans.
Acetylene Torch Sparks Garage Fire
Some auto repairs intended to fix a problem ended up causing a much bigger one in West Paris.
Waterman seeks to suppress evidence
The lawyer defending a man accused of killing two people in July has filed several motions in the case, three of which seek to suppress evidence seized by police.
Supper, auction, dance planned to fund grandstand foundation
Fundraising efforts to replace the burned wooden grandstand at the Harold C. Perham Athletic Complex on High Street are continuing with a public supper next month.
Cyrus and Edna Wardwell celebrated their 77th anniversary on Aug. 20, 2008, at Rockingham County Nursing Home in Brentwood.
Mexico gives residents place to dispose of hazardous waste
Pullout Box: Upcoming or ongoing household hazardous waste collections: From 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept.
Artists' space at fair aims to inspire
A new attraction at the Oxford Fair proved to be a hit with local artists. The Inspiration Station, a collaborative effort of the Western Maine Art Group and Oxford Fair Association, went up two weeks ago.
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