BETHEL — Rumford moderator, Jeff Sterling guided 35 Bethel voters through a 12-minute Special Town Meeting in the Telstar High School library on Aug. 14. The two articles on the agenda had been inadvertently omitted from the June town meeting warrant because of a copying error, explained Select Board Chair Meryl Kelly when Robert Blake […]
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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Howe Family Farm to give up some animals due to high feed costs
Andrea and Alyssa are the fourth generation of Howe family farmers and are committed to continue working and raising animals at their ancestral homestead despite hay shortages and rising feed costs.
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Summer and music – a teen’s ideal
BETHEL — Twenty-six percent of all Americans share a common plan of attending music festivals or concerts during the summer months. This percentage seems to apply to even our small town here in Bethel. Many teens in this area have anywhere from one to five concerts planned for this summer. This includes artists ranging from […]
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Bethel Board of Selectmen accepts Natalie Andrews’ resignation
Less than a year after taking the job, Andrews submitted a letter of resignation on Tuesday, Aug. 8, citing a lack of cohesive support from the Select Board.
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Bethel Town Manager Natalie Andrews resigns over board dysfunction
Former Town Manager Scott Cole dismissed any suggestion that Andrews’ decision to leave town administration had anything to do with him, and said he won’t stop holding municipal officials accountable when he knows he’s right.
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Bethel’s Modern Barn once prosperous canned corn factory
BETHEL — A kernel of Bethel’s history was sown in today’s Modern Barn at 19 Summer St. In the building that is now home to the upscale restaurant, there was once a thriving corn canning factory that kept Bethel’s farmers busy and prosperous from 1880 until 1926. When Fritz Tyler moved his canning building from […]
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Photos: Mailbox art in Bethel and beyond
Whether your mailbox is an art statement or merely gains status by the element of functionality it exudes, unusual mailboxes abound. Here is a sampling of what is you may see on your trek to work or while out for a Sunday drive. Photos by Rose Lincoln
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Pie Night is Aug. 17 in Hanover
HANOVER — Expect to eat dinner and dessert at Hanover’s Pie Night! At 6 p.m. Aug. 17, homemade pies of every kind will be served in the shelter beside the Roberts Library. Director Lynne Ramsey said to expect pizza pies, quiche, fruit pies, and maybe even shepherd’s pie which was one of last year’s choices. […]