The new owner, Charlotte Coulombe, grew up in the area and was familiar with the inn as a child.
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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History continued: Who are the Blacks?
NEWRY — A previous article delved into the history of the Black-Smith cemetery, with research regarding the Smith family. However, there was notably little to be found regarding the Black Family. Their history can be expanded, thanks to an 1850 map of Newry corner. This map indicates that the Blacks lived down the road from […]
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Community comes together to support Jade’s Homegrown Goods
After loss of their home to a devastating fire, the community rallies to help.
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Beaver relocated after causing damage to local waterfront
Pesky beaver start to clear-cut homeowner’s waterfront.
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20-year-old businesswoman takes over Black Diamond Nutrition
Maya Taylor became the owner of the business roughly a month ago
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From lunch lady to select board secretary, Andover’s Columnist
Diana Nadeau tells of her favorite part of her career.
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Senior Play(write)ers offer original fare
Unimpressed by published works, the Senior Players decided to write their own performance pieces.
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Strong Faith: Linda Howe
Howe was immersed in religion early in her life, attending Catholic school and being taught by nuns from kindergarten all the way up to 8th grade. Now, in retirement, as she takes a Bible class with a Catholic nun, she describes the experience as having “gone full circle.”
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What’s the history? The Black/Smith graveyard
The Smiths were one of the first families to build on the Bear River side, likely in the early 1800s.
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Telstar sophomores participate in day of service
The program provides a hotline for local seniors to call if they require help with more physically difficult tasks and covers the towns of Bethel, Gilead, Greenwood, Hanover, Newry, and Woodstock.