The Goodwill Fellowship of the First Universalist Church of West Paris meets monthly for pizza and Pokeno.
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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Bethel approves $3.4 million for waste water treatment plant
BETHEL — On Friday night 26 voters approved $3.4M to upgrade Bethel’s failing wastewater treatment plant. Select board members Frank Del Duca, Meryl Kelly, Patricia McCartney, Lori Swain, and Chairman Lloyd Sweetser, along with Town Manager Natalie Andrews and Assistant Town Manager Amy Hanscom all sat at the front desk with 30 voters in attendance […]
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Moore and Nivus planning Project Grad party
BETHEL — Following graduation at Telstar on June 9, seniors will hop on a bus and head to Portland. Before they head off they’ll have time for photos and pizza. Project Graduation 2022 is being headed by senior parents, Heather Nivus and Brandy Moore with help from Sally Smith of the Telstar Alumni Association. Every […]
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War veterans’ graves to be restored
GREENWOOD — Longtime town resident Blaine Mills spent summer days bicycling from his house in Locke Mills village, along the ponds on newly-paved Greenwood Road to his aunt and uncle’s farm on nearby Wesley Road to roam with his three cousins. “As kids, we’d range all over the place,” he said, going swimming and […]
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Personal property tax discussed at assessors’ meeting
BETHEL — New town assessor Rob Duplisea met with Bethel’s board on Thursday morning. Chairman Robert Everett, Michele Cole, Bob Blake, Neil Stanton, and Meryl Kelly were all in attendance along with Assessing Assistant Courtney McPherson. Town Manager Natalie Andrews and Select board member Frank Del Duca were in the audience at town office, as […]
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Bethel chooses ad hoc committee
BETHEL — In a nearly three-hour Bethel select board meeting, not televised due to connectivity issues, nine members were chosen to be on the Ethel Bisbee ad-hoc committee. Before a final motion was made, the board backtracked to add two abutters to the group that will propose a plan for the former elementary school property. […]
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Woodstock road work restarts
WOODSTOCK — The Maine Department of Transportation is conducting the final phase of a multi-year road construction project on part of Route 26 in Woodstock. The work area begins just east of Rumford Avenue and extends west for approximately 2.5 miles. This project involves highway rehabilitation, the installation of a box culvert, and various other […]
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‘Students see value in what I teach’
Jobs for Maine Grads teacher describes herself as a life mentor to her students