Alison Aloisio

The Bethel Citizen

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Published
September 5, 2019

New Crescent Park principal approved

BETHEL — At last week’s SAD 44 School Board meeting approved the appointment of Tanya Arsenault as the Crescent Park School principal/educator effectiveness coach. She will receive a salary of $75,000 for each of the next two years. Arsenault has worked in SAD 44 for 10 years, according to Supt. Dave Murphy. She taught grades […]
Published
September 5, 2019

Soccer balls and satellite share the name Telstar

Adidas chose the black and white paneled pattern for better visibility for TV viewers.
Published
August 29, 2019

Bethel quilters sew shawls for cancer patients

The group has given 11 garments to the Cancer Resource Center in Norway and 13 to the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital in Portland.
Published
August 29, 2019

Forest Service to offer expertise to local landowners

BETHEL — Bethel area landowners from all over the spectrum of lot sizes, as well and other interested people, will have the chance to benefit from a free course on forest management next month. District Forester Mike Richard of the Maine Forest Service will teach a six-week course through the SAD 44 Adult Education program […]
Published
August 29, 2019

SAD 44 board proposes $2.4M bus garage; voters to decide in November

Three options were presented: Two for new construction at Telstar high school and one for renovating the former Chadbourne Tree Farms garage on Route 26 in Bethel.
Published
August 27, 2019

SAD 44 board elects recent Telstar High School grad as chairman

BETHEL — John Walker has been elected the new chairman of the School Administrative District 44 board of directors. Walker of Bethel defeated incumbent Marcel Polak of Woodstock 8-6. Walker, who graduated from Telstar High School in 2016, is entering his third year on the board. He served last year as chairman of the board’s […]
Published
August 15, 2019

Woodstock selectmen talk fundraisers, parking

WOODSTOCK — Woodstock selectmen last week decided to ban, at least for now, the practice known as “coin drop fundraisers” in town. The issue will ultimately be decided at a town meeting. Such fundraisers set up stations on well traveled roads to collect money for organizations from motorists passing by. Woodstock Town Manager Vern Maxfield […]
Published
August 1, 2019

Forgotten get recognition in East Bethel Cemetery

BETHEL — A stone marking the burials of people from the late 19th and early 20th centuries who had lived at the “Kimball Town Farm” was dedicated this week at the East Bethel Cemetery. The effort was a community service project of the Alder River Grange, with additional funding from the Maine State Grange, according […]
Published
August 1, 2019

Hidden Away Antiques grows more visible

WOODSTOCK — “I buy what I like. If it’s old, I like it.” That’s how antique shop owner Wally Farrington describes his approach to finding items to stock his Hidden Away Antiques shop on Cushman Hill Road in Woodstock. He first became interested in old items when his father took him to auctions 50 years […]
Published
August 1, 2019

Chinese exchange students learn about America in Bethel

BETHEL — When a dozen Chinese exchange students first arrived for a week’s day visit in Bethel, one of the chaperones said her expectations of Americans was based on the series “American Pie.” But what “Sai” found, she said, was that Americans – at least those in this area – are much “quieter” and “more […]

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