At the 2023 town meeting voters approved $431,404 for Oxford County Sheriff’s services. This amount included animal control services.
Rose Lincoln
Staff Writer
Bethel Citizen writer and photographer Rose Lincoln lives in Bethel with her husband and a rotating cast of visiting dogs, family, and friends. A photojournalist for several years, she worked alongside many great writers, never fully appreciating what they do — until now.
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‘Two Fridges’ filmed by Bethel’s Rob Banish
The movie is not about Bethel but instead is about a controversy in Rockaway, New York, where a public refrigerator for homeless people was stocked with food by townspeople.
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Bethel area schools canceled 6 days, and it’s only January
Maine Department of Education requires public schools maintain at least 180 days, with at least 175 days used for instruction.
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What teens are saying
The teens of today have developed their own language of sorts, which is different from what adults may be used to.
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Meet the Seniors: Anthony Conant
The Telstar senior is attracted to the idea of a ‘hands on’ job versus working in his head or on a piece of paper.
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Fire chief fired in West Paris after 18 months on the job
Several firefighters spoke in defense of former Fire Chief Kevin Davis at Thursday night’s Board of Selectmen meeting, two days after Town Manager Joy Downing fired Davis.
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Storm destruction detailed at Bethel Selectboard meeting
BETHEL — Fire Chief Mike Jodrey said they took 41 911 calls in four days, not counting the in-house calls they also fielded. Both cars and tractor trailers were stuck in flooded roadways. “There’s some debate whether there were 26 or 28 people that were rescued by boat. Multiple [others] were rescued via trucks backing […]
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A year that changed us
As 2023 draws to an end, we find ourselves starting to reflect on the previous year, both individually and as a community. When taking a moment to look back at the impacts of this year on our community it’s important to understand what these impacts may have, or continue to, look like. In late October […]
