The Town of Oxford is grieving today at the passing of Lloyd Jenkins, a former mayor and much loved son.

Oxford Town Council continued their look at the community’s overall financial health, with an eye toward the kinds of challenges the town may be facing.

The Town of Oxford is working diligently on its response to the coronavirus outbreak, to ensure the safety of its employees and the public. Further to the Nova Scotia cases of COVID-19, and as this has been categorized as a pandemic outbreak by the Work Health Organization (WHO), the Town of Oxford takes the health and safety of our employees and broader community very seriously. 

The Member of Parliament for Cumberland/Colchester has been busy lately announcing financial support for a variety of projects within his riding.

Oxford will embark on a major effort to replace its water distribution system this summer. Aging cast iron pipes have been failing with great regularity and the time has come to modernize.

The annual Christmas Parade in Oxford, tonight, was the biggest on record, with more floats and activities to entertain.

Oxford Council wants an electrical backup at the town’s water treatment facility. The community recently suffered a five-day boil water order following a power outage that knocked out the chlorination plant.

Residents of Oxford can now smile again with their famous Blueberry. The boil water order has been lifted by the Oxford Water Utility.

The boil water order for residents of Oxford continues today following a weekend power outage at the town’s chlorination plant.

The Town of Oxford issued a boil water order today, warning all users of its water utility.

Shock waves went through Oxford Town Hall tonight as Deputy Mayor Tom Kay tendered his resignation from town council.

Officials in Oxford said they would try to maintain daily updates on the situation with the sinkhole at the town’s Lions Park. Despite the long weekend, they remain true to their word.

There is good news and bad news about the sinkhole in Oxford.

Emergency Management officials in Oxford are concerned that a giant sinkhole at the Lions Parkland may get larger before it settles. The town officials met this morning with the area Lions Club (owner’s of the Lions Parkland property), the RCMP, and the Department of Lands and Forestry.