There will be food sold at the event – entirely homemade. This is the Church’s first time hosting a craft fair. ‘
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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Chamber of Commerce recognizes upstanding members of the community
Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce holds annual meeting and awards ceremony.
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Bethel’s youth Hub
The basement of the West Parish Congregational church has been open for teenagers who need or simply want a place to go, hang out, and enjoy each others’ company, along with members of the community.
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New coffee place serves Bethel from a modified horse trailer
Parked outside The Philbrook Place is a white trailer, with a wood burned sign identifying it as ‘The Grind.’
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Joe Bernier, ‘Borderline Hermit’
Joe Bernier, the columnist for Upton, is self described as an “old fashioned logger.”
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Turkey Tuesday Returns
According to Dave Bean, the food pantry’s executive director, the last time this event was held was back in 2018.
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An inside look at the Gehring House development
The Gehring House has been a historical feature of Bethel for many years, and is included on the National Register of Historic Buildings.
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Hiking Low and local
Amy Chapman exercises every single day often hiking local trails.
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Students host Telstar’s first community job fair
The event itself was arranged and hosted not by the businesses themselves, but by students.
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Lincoln Street sidewalk project continues
BETHEL — This month’s selectboard meeting brought up a continuation of a project mandated by the Maine DOT. In addition to the Maine Street sidewalk project, this will add a 400-foot expansion of the sidewalk on Lincoln Street, by the savings bank. The selectboard had mixed reactions to this new plan. Frank Del Duca was […]