Paris, ME is a small town with a rich culture and history. The local residents are friendly and welcoming, and there are many things to do in the area. Paris is known for its picturesque downtown area with quaint shops and cafes, as well as its outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, swimming, snowmobiling, and mountain biking. Paris also has several museums including the Oxford County Historical Museum which celebrates the town’s history and hosts events throughout the year. The residents of Paris take pride in their town and have created an environment that is enjoyable for visitors as well as locals. Those who visit Paris often come away with positive experiences from their time spent there. Reviews of Paris mention how friendly and helpful the locals are, how full of life it can be on a pleasant day or night in town, and how much locals appreciate visitors’ patronage of their businesses. Many also appreciate how clean it is kept by all those that call this place their home.
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Paris is its own worst enemy - 11/17/2009
I am a commercial property owner in Paris, Me. I grew up in Paris and have been involved in several businesses there. I currently own the 2 buildings directly across from the town office at 24 Market Square. I sometimes wonder if the money I have invested in my property will ever pay back. The more I invest, the more the taxes and insurance rates climb as property values plunge. It has been nearly impossible to attract descent tenants because of the overall state of conditions in Paris.
The town of Paris will never live up to its true potential unless the current management is replaced by more competent people. The economy in Paris is horrible with little opportunity for good jobs (11% unemployment)and no motivation on the part of the town management to bring in any viable industry. They have no plan in place to draw businesses to the area. There are too many eyesores that bring property values down including the towns' own buildings. The "historical" Paris fire
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