“I want to continue to make the library here a connection point for people,” Pat Little said. “Of course I want to grow the book collection, but it’s also a place where you can come to learn about other things in our community.”
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Mason retires from town office
A reception for Christen Mason is planned for Friday, Aug. 5 at the Bethel Town Office.
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School staff needed at area schools
Hiring teachers and other school staff members has become increasingly difficult for some area schools.
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GraceNote Inn & Spa opens at last in Bethel
Brenda Blond and her husband, Carl, bought the property at 174 Mayville Road in 2016.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Governor Mills tours small businesses in Bethel
“I want to make sure the state of Maine markets this area as robustly as it has in the past … Maine is not just a pretty lighthouse on the ocean,” Mills said during the visit.
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Old County Road temporarily closing
WOODSTOCK — Woodstock Town Manager Vern Maxwell has announced that beginning on or about July 25, excavating will begin to replace the “Bacon Bridge” culvert near 354 Old County Road and Maplewood Lane. This project will require the Old County Road being closed to through traffic beginning July 25th. Signage will be placed at the […]
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
A day to laugh and have fun
The Town of Bethel has held a summer event since 1958.
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Stones and Homegrowns fulfilling dreams
Mike Zybert, Liz Potter and Erin Place live together and mine stones from their 26-acre property in Norway.
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Telstar’s Berry breaks 48-year hurling record
On May 5, Jordan Berry threw the shot put 30 feet, breaking a 48-year record of 29 feet held by Sheri Learned since 1974.
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MPBN to expand signal to Bethel area for public radio
Maine Public has earmarked Bethel, Greenville, and Millinocket to extend its Maine Public Radio footprint and Calais, Fort Kent, Greenville, and Mars Hill as areas of growth for Maine Public Classical.