Oxford fundraiser nets nearly $9,000 for Alzheimer's group. Also in today's brief (2 items): Oxford fundraiser nets nearly $9,000 for Alzheimer's group; Jack Benny Softball League plays at Ruel Field.
Oxford's Planning Board, Master Plan Committee and Middle School Council all meet Monday evening. Also in today's brief (3 items): Middle School Council meets Monday afternoon; Master Plan Committee continues work Monday; Planning Board holds Monday evening session.
Four Oxford obituaries were reported this week: Demers, Susan M.; Donnelly, Kevin R.; Maywalt, Joann L.; and Pratico, Michael P. All four were Oxford, Massachusetts residents per Legacy.com's and Echovita's Oxford, MA obituary listings.
Oxford High's junior varsity football team faces Shepherd Hill Regional on Monday, Oct. 26. Also in today's brief (2 items): Oxford JV football set to face Shepherd Hill; Oxford JV soccer travels to Quaboag Thursday.
Oxford election officials remind mail voters to sign and return their ballots. Also in today's brief (3 items): Officials remind voters to sign and return ballots; Voter registration closes Saturday at town clerk's office; Early voting schedule now runs through Oct. 29.
Oxford's early voting schedule now stretches through Oct. 28 at the Senior Center. Also in today's brief (3 items): Early voting schedule extends through Oct. 28; Electricity aggregation review period opens Friday; Voter registration deadline arrives Saturday.
NFHS Network posts recap and highlights of Oxford's girls soccer game against Uxbridge High School.
Oxford voters can cast ballots in person at the Senior Center, 323 Main Street, with additional sessions Oct. 21, 22, 24 and 26 at varying hours.
Oxford's weekly obituary notices include three residents this week: Chachi, Thomas J., 71, who died October 12; Martin, Robert L. ("Bob"), who died October 14 or 15 depending on source (reported as either 82 or 83); and Knight, Pamela J., 78, who died October 15.
Oxford opens public review of revised electricity aggregation plan through November 23.
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