Rose Lincoln – Page 96 – Lewiston Sun Journal

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.

The Bethel Citizen

Personal property tax discussed at Newry’s select board meeting

by Rose Lincoln January 12, 2023January 11, 2023

Two delinquent personal property taxes were under discussion in Newry at select board meeting

News, Oxford Hills, The Bethel Citizen

Photo: Through the woods of Woodstock

by Rose Lincoln January 11, 2023January 11, 2023

The Bethel Citizen

Grants go to mineral museum and food pantry

January 4, 2023January 2, 2023

The Mineral Museum and Bethel Area Food Pantry are recipients of federal grants

The Bethel Citizen

Faith drives Mollyockett owner to provide ‘home’ to those in need

by Rose Lincoln January 4, 2023December 27, 2022

WOODSTOCK — Tim Buck and his wife Fran, own the Mollyockett Motel on Route 26. Some of the people who stay at the motel have been displaced from Rumford and other area towns and cities. Buck gives people in need the sanctuary they need because his faith compels him to help those he can. Motel […]

The Bethel Citizen

Bethel ice rink expands

by Rose Lincoln January 4, 2023January 5, 2023

“So many kids learned how to skate last year, and at the end of the season watching all those kids do laps around the smaller rink, the rec board was determined to make it a little bigger and give it a little more elbow room,” said Recreation Board Director Mary Scanlon.