Pesky beaver start to clear-cut homeowner’s waterfront.
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Greenwood car show raises money for veterans
SHOWING OFF THEIR RIDES – A car show fundraiser held recently at the American Legion Hall in Greenwood benefited veterans. Several dozen vehicles turned out from many eras. Awards were given in the categories of antique, special interest, muscle, tuner and street rod cars, as well as trucks. Money raised from entry fees and a […]
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Greenwood man charged in wife’s murder in Peru
First responders arrived at the scene of a reported crash to find the defendant’s wife deceased in the driver’s seat.
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Volunteer of the Week: Lynn Cobb
Lynn Cobb is a member of the Greenwood Conservation Commission and has worked as a volunteer in many capacities.
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Pickleball picks up in popularity in Western Maine
About 40 Bethel area players of varying levels show up to play regularly at one of four local courts.
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Greenwood’s oldest citizen Beth Brough receives Boston Post Cane
‘I always thought 91 was young, but I guess not.’ said Beth Brough of receiving the cane
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Volunteer of the Week: Butch Fuller of Greenwood
‘I always liked the stories of the soldier in the field that was writing to his family,’ said Fuller of the transcribing he does for Maine State Museum in Augusta.
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Bethel Food Map: The Local Hub
GREENWOOD — At The Local Hub on Route 26 in Greenwood owner Dara Behan is always on the hunt for ways to keep things local. Honey, soap, popcorn, maple syrup, soy based candles, and eggs are all made by locals and sold in “The Hub.” Greens come from Christy’s Crops in Woodstock, while asparagus and […]
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Our Historic Places: Greenwood’s Old Town Hall and Cattle Pound
Local historian Chris Dunham writes, one site lost its purpose long ago while the other is still in use by the community.