Students from China will make their way to Bethel at the end of July and host families are needed for the students.
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Telstar grads told to make a difference
Part of Fridays commencement ceremony saw the entire Telstar class sing “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” which is their class song.
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B.A.A.M. looks to brighten Bethel
Bethel Area Arts and Music is looking to add some color in and around Bethel.
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Greenwood to hold special town meeting
A special town meeting will be held June 13 to elect a selectman for a three-year term.
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McCrillis a craftsman of many skills
Phil McCrillis can carve many unique things out of blocks of wood.
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Bethel votes in favor of plastic bag, marijuana ordinances
Beginning Dec. 11, 2019, single-use, carry-out plastic bags would be banned from business in town.
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Greenwood ball field gets used again
GREENWOOD — Improvements are underway this spring to Dunham Field off the Howe Hill Road. The field, which has not had organized baseball played on it for more than a decade, is now being used by the Bethel Braves Little League team. Head Coach of the Braves, BJ Otten, was one of the first people […]
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School board candidates share views at forum
Prior to the June 11 vote, candidates for the SAD 44 school board voiced their opinions on a number of topics at a forum held May 28.
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Propane site generates lengthy discussion at meeting
BETHEL —On May 29 a Planning Board meeting addressed a proposed propane tank site by Everett Propane of West Paris. The tanks are proposed to go on the 4.24 acre property at 175 Walkers Mills Road In Bethel. Owner Scott Everett plans to install two 30,000 gallon tanks and a 1,000 gallon propane pump station […]
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Citizens weigh in on marijuana ordinances
Those in favor and in opposition of the ordinances made their voices heard at Wednesday’s public hearing.