Interest in the puzzle led to her buying her own copy, and then suggesting to Wendy Hutchins, assistant director at Andover public library, that they have a puzzle in the library for people to do when they came in.
Chaia Alford
Chaia Alford covers Bethel and the surrounding small towns. He graduated from Dickinson college with a major in archaeology, and a minor in creative writing. He is a passionate fiction writer, who is working on writing a novel when he isn't reporting. As a lifelong Bethel resident, he enjoys the woods, outdoors, and the small town life. His other hobbies include whatever craft project he's focused on at the moment.
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Development of a ‘trail for all’ at Buck’s ledge
The focus of this year’s celebration was the development of what is being called the ‘Trail for All’.
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Soup’s on with Bonnie Pooley
Soup’s on began back during the pandemic, when many seniors in the community were afraid to leave their homes.
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Town Hall’s mold eradication plan
Work on eradicating the mold in the town hall will begin Oct. 16.
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Bethel sees uptick in absentee ballots
Bethel town office has been seeing a rise in requests for absentee ballots.
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Volunteers work to end hunger in Maine
Volunteers gathered from across the state to discuss hunger amongst Maine youth.
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Where are the Millennial Bricks now?
Nothing concrete yet for Millennial Bricks.
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Historical sign in Woodstock restored by local artist
The lettering and detail work on the sign were done by Jewel Clark, a local artist.
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Gem Theater presentation speaks to the importance of water in our lives
This program featured music and performances by local artists, all inspired by water.
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Sparrowhawk Orchard branches out
The orchard, formerly Lyon’s Orchard, had been closed for nearly two years when the Crookers purchased the property.