DGD trucking of Rumford will continue the work.
Chaia Alford
Chaia Alford covers Bethel and the surrounding small towns. He graduated from Dickinson college with a major in archaeology, and a minor in creative writing. He is a passionate fiction writer, who is working on writing a novel when he isn't reporting. As a lifelong Bethel resident, he enjoys the woods, outdoors, and the small town life. His other hobbies include whatever craft project he's focused on at the moment.
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Windows get festive for Bethel contest
The Chamber of Commerce is hosting a house and storefront decorating contest.
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Warren Miller movie fills the Gem theater
‘Generally our ski movies sell out,’ says the owner.
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Mt. Abram provides free ski passes for students
Free skiing for students an annual thing at Mt. Abram.
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Creator of Ripple Retreat speaks at West Paris
WEST PARIS — On Dec. 1, the First Universalist Church of West Paris was visited by Jeff Holley, creator of the Ripple Retreat. On the church’s Facebook, his message was described as “how one person can make a difference in the world,” or the “Ripple Retreat Effect.” Holley was invited to speak by Marta Clements. […]
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Buses for Sale: Telstar cycles out old vehicles
Rotation and decommissioning of school vehicles begins again at SAD 44.
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Turkey Tuesday’s successful return
Turkey Tuesday welcomes community after five-year hiatus.
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Congregational Church’s Christmas Tea – What’s it for?
BETHEL — The West Parish Congregational Church’s Christmas craft fair, sale, and tea is a yearly staple of the community, bringing in locals for snacks, tea, hot chocolate, and last minute gifts for friends and family. There is also the well known cookie walk, where a bag can be filled with baked goods. But where […]