Selectmen reverse themselves to allow political parties with municipal business to meet at town offices.
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Posted inBethel, News, Oxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen
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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Posted inOxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen
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 […]
Posted inBethel, News, Oxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen
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’.
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Woodstock students have ‘Mountain Day’ at Buck’s Ledge
WOODSTOCK — Woodstock Elementary students recently took advantage of access to Buck’s Ledge Community Forest by climbing the ledge during a “Mountain Day.” All the students were bused to the Buck’s Ledge Community Forest parking lot in Bryant Pond, according to Woodstock Conservation Commission President Jane Chandler. The kindergarten and first grade students took a […]
Posted inBethel, The Bethel Citizen
Historical sign in Woodstock restored by local artist
The lettering and detail work on the sign were done by Jewel Clark, a local artist.
Posted inBethel, The Bethel Citizen
Testing results refute rumors of Bryant Pond spring contamination
The spring’s caretaker said he has found no evidence of contamination.
Posted inBethel, The Bethel Citizen
Linda Hathaway Stowell has gone from the switchboard to music to news
Linda has written the Woodstock column for the Bethel Citizen since shortly after she retired.
Posted inBethel, The Bethel Citizen
Woodstock considers new electronic sign for Town Office
Town Manager Vern Maxfield says the current sign has generally been difficult for some passing motorists to read.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Our historic places: Woodstock’s Grange
In 2023 the building was added to the Maine Historic Register and an application is currently being made for recognition on the National Historic Register.