Linda has written the Woodstock column for the Bethel Citizen since shortly after she retired.
Bethel Citizen
Forest-based economy, jobs focus of new university-nonprofit partnership
ORONO — A $7 million grant from the National Science Foundation will fund a four-year statewide collaborative project led by the University of Maine to foster resilient forest communities in Maine. Maine-FOREST, or Forest-based Opportunities for Resilient Economy, Sustainability and Technology, will expand the state’s research and educational capacity to connect human and ecosystem focused […]
Pat McCartney fends off bid by Ron Savage, stays on Bethel Select Board
Other Bethel area election results including contested state races are in
Community Concepts gives free tech tutoring at area libraries
Some residents may also qualify to receive free tablets.
Bethel area schools canceled 6 days, and it’s only January
Maine Department of Education requires public schools maintain at least 180 days, with at least 175 days used for instruction.
Christmas in Livermore
Chapter One: Cousins As the train gently rocked along, Maisie looked at her map. She touched a finger to Baltimore, where her trip had started, and ran it along the small track up to New York City, where she had met her cousins, Trudy and Matt. Their compartment had two double seats that faced each […]
Tourists come to see moose, bridges, foliage and the Bethel Chamber of Commerce
Visitors stop in for directions, tips and brochures. And of course the restrooms.
UMF offers online employment specialist certificate
FARMINGTON — This fall, the University of Maine at Farmington is offering a new online Employment Specialist Certificate for individuals who work closely with people with disabilities and other limiting conditions to help them secure meaningful jobs. An Employment Specialist works with clients in a variety of settings to help them obtain and maintain employment […]