Petal to the Metal is based in South Paris but will travel to cater “build your own” floral arrangements for special events like weddings, anniversaries, showers, and work events.
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Saturday, Otisfield voters will vote to seat 5-person select board
Otisfield’s annual town meeting will start at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Community Hall, located at 292 SR 121
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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Bethel’s Pride Day returns to Gem Theater
Bethel Area Arts and Music hosted its second pride event at The Gem Theater.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Volunteer of the Week: Tabby Hutchins
Tabby Hutchins of Andover is the youngest member of The Andover Service Circle.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Photos: Celebrating the first day of summer
The first day of summer was June 20. Three photographers, Michaela Mowery, Adine Storer and Rose Lincoln documented the day. Here’s what they found.
Posted inOxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen
Oxford County EMA director honored for guiding region through the worst
PARIS — Director for Oxford County’s Emergency Management Agency, Allyson Hill, has been recognized by her peers with not one but two awards during the Annual Emergency Preparedness Conference in Augusta last month. One is from the Maine Association of Emergency Managers. The plaque reads “in recognition for putting service ahead of self in the field […]
Posted inBusiness, The Bethel Citizen
Bethel Food Map: At Le Mu Eats the menu has changed and so has the patio set-up
BETHEL — The landscape has changed on Le Mu Eats bluestone patio. New picnic tables are spaced so closely patrons will likely be greeting their fellow diners, or more likely, end up in conversation with them. The new set-up is intentional. Chef Sayvepen “Sav” Sengsavang recalls the word-of-mouth dinners he and his wife Elise once […]
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Three write-in candidates to join MSAD 44 school board
Andrew Baker, Levi Brown and Beth Weisberger will serve.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Albany Town House is on the National Registry of Historic Place
The Town House was built in 1848 and served as the center of the Albany community.