A sleepover at Crescent Park School is the prize after meeting the challenge, said School Librarian Mackenzie Richard
Woodstock
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Ready. Set. Spring.
Last week, Telstar athletes were on the move — running, jumping, hurdling, lunging, high-stepping, dancing, and fielding. Some bravely took on a new sport for the first time, while others put their energy to good use just trying to stay warm in the 40-degree weather.
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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Three local farms accepting CSA patrons
Customers pay for weekly CSA food boxes upfront, providing farmers with the capital they need to purchase seeds, supplies, and equipment before the growing season begins.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Bethel National Technical Honor students announced
Eight students from the Bethel area were honored
Posted inRumford Falls Times, The Bethel Citizen
The Smile Fund yard sale is April 26
Sale to benefit Smile Fund and adult dentures
Posted inBethel, The Bethel Citizen
These 2 Ellas have made their mark at Bethel’s Telstar High School
Academically, they each excel. Together they run National Honor Society’s many service-oriented events.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Bethel area school budget expected to increase
“The budget is up, and I know that is not what folks want to hear. We are working to minimize that as much as possible while still being able to offer quality educational and employment opportunities,” said MSAD-44 Superintendent of Schools Mark Kenney.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Bethel discusses road close permit for Mollyockett Day
Danny Whitney of Bethel Area Business Association was asked to return to the board with more detailed safety specifications.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Food Sovereignty ordinance passed for Oxford County UT’s
Commissioners voted to support the ability of local residents to produce, sell, purchase and consume local foods and reduce government regulation.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Several Bethel area residents attend ‘Hand’s Off’ protest in S. Paris
The demonstration was one of more than 1,200 nationwide. People opposed President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk’s actions, including issues related to the economy and human rights as well as government downsizing.