Debate Over Power Plant's Taxes is Hotly Debated in Oxford

Top towns officials and protestors of the power plant have very different views on the whole tax issue.

Oxford Power Plant Protestors Say the Money Doesn't Add Up

About 40 residents attended a press conference to make their case for why Oxford officials should say no to a proposed power plant.

Stop Towantic Power Coalition Holding Press Conference Monday in Oxford

The power plant opposition group says it believes town officials endorsed the tax agreement based on false economics.

Letter: Oxford Power Plant Vote 'Brought True Power to the People'

An Oxford resident writes that its time for elected officials to tell the power plant owners that the project isn't wanted here.

Unanswered Questions after Oxford Power Plant Tax Plan Defeat

Residents Thursday narrowly voted down the 22-year, $112 million tax stabilization agreement between the town and CPV Towantic.

RESULTS: Oxford Power Plant Tax Stabilization Referendum Decided

The referendum was held during the day on Thursday.

Letter: Why I Vote 'No' on Oxford Power Plant Tax Deal

The Oxford resident lays out in great detail why he feels taxpayers should reject the proposed tax agreement.

LETTER: Reasons Why the Oxford Power Plant Tax Deal is Bad for Taxpayers

An Oxford resident explains in detail why he personally believes the proposed tax deal is a bad one for taxpayers.

Oxford To Receive State Road Maintenance Funds

The money is part of $60 million being distributed to towns, cities across Connecticut.

Letter: Telling the 'Truth' About the Oxford Power Plant Tax Referendum

Oxford's Former Economic Development Director Herman Schuler explains how much tax revenue the plant will generate for taxpayers.

Oxford Sets Up Fund for Neglected, Starved Dog

The fund will help pay for the dog's medical costs.

Letter: CPV Deal Environmentally Irresponsible and Lacking Transparency

The Oxford resident is urging a no vote on the upcoming referendum involving the power plant.

More Computers Heading to Oxford Classrooms

The State Bond Commission approved millions in grants for districts across Connecticut, which will upgrade technology in local classrooms.

LETTER: Vote 'No' on the Oxford Power Plant Tax Deal

An Oxford resident shares his concerns about the power plant and the health impacts it may have on residents.

LETTER: Power Plant Tax Deal Not Fair to Oxford Residents

An Oxford resident explains why he believes the proposed tax agreement should be rejected by residents at next month's referendum.

LETTER: 'CPV (Power Plant) Arrived in Town Uninvited'

An Oxford resident makes his case for why he believes a proposed tax agreement between the town and power plant operators should be denied.

LETTER: Power Plant Will Have No 'Positive Impact' on Oxford Taxpayers

The Oxford resident is opposed to a proposed tax agreement between the town of Oxford and the power plant operators.

Proposed Power Plant Clears One Legal Challenge: Report

Oxford residents are also being asked to approve a tax agreement with the power plant operators and a referendum has been set up.

Room Dedicated in Memory of Long-Time Finance Board Member John J. Fiore

Fiore passed away at the age of 89 in May.

CT DEEP Issues Air Permits for Towantic Power Plant in Oxford

The permits cover construction and operation of facility and sets control requirements and limits on air emissions.

Oxford Approves Funds for Land Acquisition

Town officials also update plans to add additional ball fields in town.

Oxford Schools Seek $60K to Study Future Use of its Schools: Report

The proposal could include whether a new school is needed to replace an older facility.

Malloy Proposes $3.9B Upgrade to New Haven Line

Malloy said while upfront costs will approach $4 billion the initial investment will produce 2 1/2 times that amount in financial benefits.

How Many People Voted in Oxford on Election Day?

Overall for the state of Connecticut just 32.25 percent of the state's registered voters actually voted on Election Day.

It's Official: Oxford First Selectman George Temple is Sworn In

Temple was elected to a third-term on Election Day.

Oxford Selectman David McKane Honored

McKane was honored for his years of service to the town.

Sen. Murphy Wants U.S. Postal Service to Find a New Oxford Post Office Location

Oxford residents have contacted the U.S. Senator out of concern that their mail service will be interrupted.

UPDATE: Recount Reveals Winner in Oxford Planning and Zoning Race

The Secretary of State's office now has all of the final numbers for all of Oxford races.

Oxford Voters Approve Funds for New Library

The funds were approved by an almost three to one majority vote on Election Night.

After Election Win, Oxford First Selectman Vows to Cut Taxes: Report

An updated elections results summary is also included below.

Oxford Election 2015 Results: Winner Declared in First Selectman's Race, Library Vote Decided

The central campaign theme has centered over the proposed Oxford Power Plant. Also funds for a new library are voted on.

Oxford 2015 Election Guide: The Candidates, Polling Places, Sample Ballot

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3 and we share with you some of the information you'll need to know.

Oxford Town Hall Employees Raise $1,000 for Breast Cancer Awareness

It was the second annual “Pink the First Selectman,’’ which was held on Thursday in front of town hall.

New Library Supporters Hope For Voter Support: Report

The Oxford Library is looking for approval on Election Day.

Oxford Rejects Library Offer From Developer: Report

A developer offered Oxford $1 million in savings on building a new library but officials said there were several strings attached.

Oxford Company Among Connecticut's Top 50 Delinquent Business Taxpayers: Report

Find out which companies in the state owe the most in sales, withholding and corporation business taxes.

Oxford Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Animal Shelter

The new shelter was constructed with the help of volunteers and a budget of under $90,000.

Oxford Residents Check Your Electric Bill: Top Consumer Official

A top official says consumers using third-party suppliers are needlessly paying too much for electricity.

UPDATE: Republicans Say State Budget Shortfall is Closer to $400M

Malloy said more reductions to the budget are necessary and he called for a “Special Session” to lead to tough decisions.

LETTER: Oxford BOE Chairman Amy Cote Seeks Support on Election Day

The following letter was written by BOE candidate Amy Cote.