BETHEL — As Lucius Annaeus Seneca wrote, “As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters.” When talking about Hailey Steward, Hailey’s mom, Tabaitha Steward, talks about the time when Hailey was in the children’s hospital and Steward had just bought her new bedding, […]
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Dogs of Bethel: Murphy, the free soul, Sachs a challenger
BETHEL — For Bob Harkins, his two golden retrievers are part of his family. They’re loyal companions that he takes on 3- to 7-mile hikes every day. There’s Murphy, 5, and Sach, 7 months. Murphy is social and easy-going; he hugs your side but when you need your own space, he will relax by himself. […]
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One on one with local veterinarian
BETHEL — There is an old quote saying, “The only, absolute and best friend that a man has, in this selfish world, the only one that will not betray or deny him, is his dog.” King Frederick of Prussia said that in 1789. It was said he coined the phrase ‘man’s best friend,’ according to […]
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First day of school a resounding success!
BETHEL — The first day back at Crescent Elementary School was a success. Walking through the halls at the end of the first day, students could be seen wearing hand-made crowns, masks with designs on it, and everyone was either smiling, chatting, or walking with friends or parents. “It was a wonderful first day back. […]
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SAD 44 decides to mandate masks
BETHEL — In an 8-7 vote, the SAD44 school board decided to mandate masks in district schools. They revisited the mask guidelines due to the rising number of cases of COVID in Maine. Board member Marcy Winslow said that everyone’s goal is for the kids to be in school, and she felt obligated to come […]
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Broadband discussed at Greenwood meeting
GREENWOOD — The issue of broadband was brought up again at the Tuesday Greenwood Board of Selectmen’s meeting. Mia Purcell, the Broadband Committee representative handed out maps that were color-coded which Selectman Norman Millard found not to be comprehensive. He asked to see more precise maps or precise speed tests. The representative said the map […]
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West Paris Historical Society to meet
WEST PARIS — The Society is having its first meeting in two years with an Open House, including the museum, on September 20 from 6-8 p.m. Refreshments and cold drinks will be served. There will be a short business meeting at 8 p.m. This Open House is for anyone interested in our history or who […]
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NEAAO hosts event as 20th anniversary of 9/11 approaches
STANDISH — What would you do if you saw an act of hate taking place? This question will be addressed at “No Doubt: How to be an Active Bystander” on September 7, from 2–5 p.m. at Saint Joseph’s College of Maine in Standish. This educational training and panel is hosted by New England Arab American […]
