The Bethel Outing Club getting children on the trails to healthy, fun exercise.
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Newry wrestles with dozens of timeshares in foreclosure
Thirty-eight owners owe property taxes, some dating back more than 10 years.
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Morning Glory – not your everyday farm
Eric List and Christine Trefethen of Bethel are trying to eat and live as locally as possible.
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Television station in need of volunteers
Executive Director of W.H.A.T., Brooks Morton, has a vision of where the television station can go, he just needs more help to make it a reality.
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Gould has two athletes competing overseas
BETHEL — Gould Academy recently sent both a skier and snowboarder to compete in the Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne, Switzerland. Senior Maax Parys and Sophomore Dali Gao left over a week ago to compete in multiple events in their respective sport. Gao, a snowboarder, has competed in the Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS), Parallel Slalom […]
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Tourism summit draws big crowd
BETHEL — Close to 100 people packed the Bethel Inn dining room Jan. 15 for the Bethel Area Communities Tourism Summit. David Buerle, who is CEO and Founder of Future iQ, a company that focuses on strategic planning, gave almost an hour long presentation, going over trends he’s observed at the global and regional level, […]
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Fire department gets grant
GREENWOOD — The Greenwood Fire Department has received a $3,881 grant from the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry. The town will match the grant, with money coming from the Fire Department’s budget. The money will be used for new hose and pagers. Member Albert Curtis III applied for the grant. Selectmen also signed an […]
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Dinner to support a good cause
REGION — On February 1, Woodstock resident Jane Chandler, Newry resident Bruce Pierce and Bethel residents Tim LeConey and Jan Whitworth will leave for Puerto Rico to help repair homes damaged by Hurricane Maria more than two years ago. The group’s primary tasks are expected to be power washing and sealing off roofs. A Lasagna […]
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Selectmen sign letter to Paris board
WEST PARIS — Thursday’s West Paris Board of Selectmen meeting started with selectmen signing a letter to the Paris Board of Selectmen regarding the SAD 17 budget. At a Dec. 12 meeting, Selectman Dale Piirainen read the letter from the Paris board, which focused on their concerns about SAD 17 school budget. The Paris Board […]