WOODSTOCK — On Feb. 8 and 9, 40 women came to the University of Maine 4-H Camp & Learning Center at Bryant Pond for the annual Women’s Winter Skills Weekend. Participants from across the Northeast drove in to spend Friday night through Sunday afternoon learning a variety of outdoor activities. The 4-H Center has hosted […]
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High winds blew the snow in – again and again
BETHEL — After several inches of snow fell in the Bethel area on February 17, high winds continued to blow, creating massive drifts and multiple clean ups for Bethel area snow crews that have continued for three days. Matthew Jones, of Cross Excavation, sent four dozen workers out to clear snow from driveways and parking […]
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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Ridgeline development concerns trigger comprehensive plan talk
Selectmen are concerned that Woodstock might be more vulnerable to development now, as a possible cheaper alternative to home development happening in the nearby Bethel area.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
MDOT presents final plan for Bryant Pond Village improvements
MDOT submitted its final plan for Bryant Pond improvements.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Woodstock panel recommends saving old Grange Hall
WOODSTOCK — A committee that has been studying options for the future of Woodstock’s old Grange Hall recommended to selectmen last week that the town repair it and make it available for public use. The question will go before voters at Town Meeting in March. Three options were researched: repair, demolition or sale. In a […]
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Woodstock selectmen discuss school maintenance
Woodstock Elementary School in need of maintenance.
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Woodstock selectmen OK political parties to use Town Office
Selectmen reverse themselves to allow political parties with municipal business to meet at town offices.
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Woodstock selectmen talk WES maintenance
Woodstock selectmen hope to meet with the town’s SAD 44 directors to talk about the future of the Woodstock Elementary School.
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Stained glass inspires Woodstock woman
WOODSTOCK — “There are times I have to stop because I’m bleeding on a project,” says Kit Beebee of Woodstock. Creating stained glass art is Beebee’s passion, and she’s willing to bleed for it. Working with stained glass of course requires that it be cut, and that’s why she sometimes finds herself stopping for first […]
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Development of a ‘trail for all’ at Buck’s ledge
The focus of this year’s celebration was the development of what is being called the ‘Trail for All’.