Local officials are celebrating the recent news about the town's strong local economy.
Once again, Oxford is receiving more recognition for being a strong fiscally healthy community.
The two chemicals that were being used in the vegetation control plan were Glyphosate and Triclopyr and have now been eliminated.
A company has been approved to be able to go door-to-door looking to sell items in town.
Here is how Oxford residents voted in last night’s primary elections.
Republicans and Democrats in Oxford will vote for their candidates of choice today.
The condition of the property was a topic at a recent Planning and Zoning Commission.
Tuesday, August 14th is primary day in the state of Connecticut as Republicans and Democrats will make choices for governor and other races.
The First Selectman says numerous people still need help.
Two fundraisers are planned to assist the family with medical costs.
About 1,100 residents voted Thursday.
A tornado resulted in town officials postponing the initial date.
A decision has been made concerning school on Wednesday.
A planned budget referendum was scrapped last week due to a tornado and the destruction it left behind.
A major storm caused significant damage in town.
A recent study concluded top officials were grossly underpaid when compared to other towns.
In this case a tax hike may be considered good news because it could have been much worse.
The work will begin next week.
This year residents were able to avoid a tax hike, but no such luck next year.
Town residents have opposed the plans for a monster truck park.
The owner says he is trying to address resident concerns over his proposal.
Local residents and officials are not happy with this proposal.
Town officials are currently working on both the municipal and schools budgets.
The vote will be held on Tuesday night.
Area residents are invited to attend a Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at Oxford Town Hall.
The Friends of the Library donated $50,000 toward the furniture costs.
Oxford would see its state budget allocation reduced by more than $700,000 from previously approved allocation if Malloy's plan lives.
The selectmen approved funds for a new purchase at a recent meeting.
The Oxford Group a local business networking Assn. announces their monthy meeting.
Residents have expressed noise concerns.
Town officials released the holiday schedule.
The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. tonight (Jan. 3, 2018).
A look back at 2017 with an eye toward 2018 in Oxford.
Construction is ongoing for the $3.5 million project.
Long-time assistant, Joanne Pelton is moving to New Hampshire.
The selectmen approved the appointments unanimously.
The town's selectmen Scott Flaherty and Jeff Haney were also sworn in.
Several polling places were chosen for audits or as alternates for an audit on Tuesday.
Oxford residents were asked whether they would support construction of a new middle school in town.
The town voted on several local positions on Nov. 7. Here are the full vote totals for all races.