Rose Lincoln

Staff Writer

Rose Lincoln began as a staff writer and photographer at the Bethel Citizen in October 2022. She and her husband, Mick, and three children have been part time residents in Bethel for 30 years and are happy to now be here full time. Rose previously worked as a staff photographer at Harvard University and freelance photographer at the Boston Globe and at several Boston colleges.
She remembers fondly the start of her career as a staff photographer for a chain of weekly newspapers, surrounded by writers who vied to assign her to their town's stories. She next worked for several years at The Patriot Ledger, a daily in Quincy, Massachusetts. She has won several national and regional awards for her photography. Writing full stories (and not just cutlines for photos) is a new and exciting endeavor and she appreciates your patience as she tries to get it all right.

Business, Maine, News, The Bethel Citizen

A guide to antiquing around Western Maine

by Rose Lincoln October 24, 2025October 24, 2025

Revel in great, hidden finds while enjoying this extended (though muted) leaf-peeping season.

Maine, News, The Bethel Citizen

Scale to be installed at Tri-Town Transfer Station in Bethel

by Rose Lincoln October 24, 2025October 24, 2025

Following the completed installation, contractors will pay for their debris.

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Bethel condo project targets winter construction deadline

by Rose Lincoln October 22, 2025October 26, 2025

Workers are on site nearly every day as the 38-unit condominium complex at Main and Cross streets takes shape.

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Uncertainty around Woodstock roadside spring prompts study, community concern

by Rose Lincoln October 21, 2025October 24, 2025

A proposed hydrological study will determine the source of the decades-old roadside spring on Route 26 that could be on property that is for sale.

Maine, News, Schools & Education, The Bethel Citizen

Telstar in Bethel ranked fifth best high school in state, online assessment says

by Rose Lincoln October 20, 2025October 20, 2025

Nearly 40% of its students are economically disadvantaged, yet it outperformed many wealthier, coastal schools, according to U.S. News & World Report.