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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Maine Office of Tourism awards more than $1M
AUGUSTA — The Maine Office of Tourism has announced that more than $1 million has been awarded to eight Maine organizations in the final round of the Tourism Marketing & Development Recovery Program. The program, administered by the Maine Office of Tourism with $2 million in funds awarded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration, was […]
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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.
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The many services of the Bethel Library
The library is always looking for new ways to reach out to the community.
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Bethel board votes $72,000 for mold removal
The Bethel selectboard last week approved $60,000 to begin mitigation on mold that was recently discovered in the basement of the Town Office. Also approved was $12,000 to remove asbestos as part of the same process. More costs are expected to be incurred after the work is completed on the 19th-century building. The funds will […]
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Valentine Farm event reminds community to stay in touch with nature
BETHEL — A fall festival at Valentine Farm on Sunday featured food from various wild ingredients, a mushroom walk, and various workshops hosted throughout the day by the Mahoosuc Land Trust, which organized the event. “The idea is to encourage people to grow, discover, and share local food,” said Barbara Murphy, manager of the event. […]
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Bethel Harvestfest attracts new vendors
BETHEL — Several new vendors brought their goods to the 26th annual Harvestfest on Sept. 21. The first-timers included Megan’s Pet Care, Petrullo Farms, The Grind, Printing Perspective, and Hodgkiss Family Candy and Gifts. Bethel Chamber of Commerce Director Bobbi Vandenbulcke expressed enthusiasm about the new vendors. “It’s always nice to have change,” she said. […]
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Post-COVID, Telstar sports build back
Twenty years ago, Telstar High School’s field hockey team numbered in the high 20s. There was a JV team – sometimes two. Today, longtime Coach Gail Wight, who also serves as Telstar’s athletic coordinator, can barely field a full team. The squad has been at the bare minimum of 11 players for three years. Sometimes, […]