Webster Library, led by librarian Julia Bouwsma for nearly a decade, continues to evolve as a cornerstone of the Kingfield community, offering diverse programs, resources, and initiatives to meet the changing needs of its patrons.
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Kingfield Select Board discusses sidewalk clearing and speed initiatives
The Kingfield Select Board discussed winter sidewalk maintenance challenges, promoted a community-wide speed reduction initiative, and addressed pedestrian safety concerns during its recent meeting.
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Webster Library in Kingfield holds letters to Santa event
Kids were welcome to snacks as they wrote their letters.
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Kingfield Select Board discusses sidewalk clearing and speed initiatives
The Kingfield Select Board discussed winter sidewalk maintenance challenges, promoted a communitywide speed reduction initiative, and addressed pedestrian safety concerns during its recent meeting.
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Kingfield midwife Kathryn Dewar on her journey and midwifery’s future in Maine
Kathryn Dewar, a midwife and lactation consultant based in Kingfield shares her journey, the challenges and rewards of her work, and her vision for empowering families and advancing midwifery in the western mountains region.
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High Peaks Alliance hosts 16 regional clubs in Strong
The meeting underscored the importance of maintaining Maine’s extensive trail network through cooperative efforts between local clubs, landowners and state agencies.
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Kingfield Select Board discusses parking concerns and safety measures
The Kingfield Select Board reviewed parking and safety issues, with business owner Polly MacMichael raising concerns about “NO PARKING” signs impacting accessibility and Chair Wade Browne emphasizing public safety as the primary goal.
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Students explore nature and sustainability with Maine Local Living School
Kingfield Elementary School students participated in an immersive day of place-based learning, guided by the Maine Local Living School, which focuses on practical skills and ecological stewardship, and Arbor Mountain Tree Service, exploring sustainable forestry, acorn ecology, and bridge construction.
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Kingfield board hears concerns after changing parking regulations
‘NO PARKING’ signs have been posted in the village to ensure public safety.
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Maine Mountain Children’s House increases childcare capacity
The school is now taking applications.