Posted inThe Franklin Journal

Artists wanted for ag-focused calendar

  STATE — The Maine Agricultural Mediation Program (MAMP) is soliciting original artwork for its 2026 wall calendar and notecards with a submission deadline of May 20. The 2026 materials, showcasing Maine-based artists’ artwork, will celebrate the theme of farming and tending to the land and sea throughout the seasons. The annual wall calendar and […]

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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen

Briefs

Finnish-American WEST PARIS — The Finnish-American Heritage Society of Maine will hold its annual organizational meeting at 1 p.m. on Sunday, April 27, at the Finn Center, 8 Maple Street in West Paris. The primary order of business will be the election of officers and a discussion of activities for the coming year. As always, […]

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Davy Sturtevant in concert

WEST PARIS — Celebrating his first year as Music Director of the First Universalist Church of West Paris, Davy Sturtevant will present an afternoon concert in the church sanctuary on Saturday, April 26, at 2 p.m. (The concert was rescheduled from February due to a snowstorm.) You will hear some of Davy’s favorite songs as […]

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Practice welcomes new provider

LEWISTON — North Bridgton Family Practice, which is part of Central Maine Healthcare, is excited to welcome a new provider. Chaddwick McBeigh is a certified physician’s assistant (PA-C) who will be seeing walk-in patients. Among his interests is musculoskeletal injury and rehabilitation. “I like to make sure patients are always taking steps forward towards better […]

Posted inThe Bethel Citizen

Kids’ Book Review: ‘Swimming with Spies’

  Swimming with Spies, a junior historical fiction selection, is a timely read as it is related to the current war between Ukraine and Russia. The author, Chrystyna Lucyk-Berger, was born to Ukrainian parents who immigrated to America. This page-turning, highly emotional novel took place in 2014 at a dolphinarium in the eastern part of […]