NORWAY — If the buildings on Norway’s historic Main Street could talk, they would have great stories to tell! On Saturday, September 21, history lovers of all ages can hear some of those amazing stories about Norway’s early businesses and their proprietors at the Norway History Walking Tour, a collaboration of the Norway Museum and […]
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Movie Review: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’
In preparation for “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” I watched the original film from 1988. I found that I liked “some” things about it, like the set and character designs and much of the humor, but it’s not a film I would recommend overall. The special effects weren’t well-integrated (even for the 80s), motivations between the warring factions […]
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Movie Review: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’
In preparation for “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” I watched the original film from 1988. I found that I liked “some” things about it, like the set and character designs and much of the humor, but it’s not a film I would recommend overall. The special effects weren’t well-integrated (even for the 80s), motivations between the warring factions […]
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Bethel Chamber plans awards, annual meeting
BETHEL — It’s that time of year again, folks! The Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce, along with our Signature Sponsor, Everett Propane, is gearing up for our big event of the year – the Annual Awards Dinner and Meeting. And guess what? Nominations are now open for our honored awards, they include the Henry H. […]
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Chamber partners with Telstar group for Job Fair
BETHEL — The Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce its partnership with Telstar High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter to host a dynamic Job Fair & Expo for local students. This collaborative event aims to bridge the gap between education and the professional world, providing high school students with […]
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Do you have room in your heart?
Tennessee is home to the wildcats. Not a sports team, but actual wild cats. The number one cat that Tennessee has in its hills and valleys is bobcats. In her mind, she may think she’s a bobcat from Tennessee, but in reality, she’s a sweet loving domestic house cat. This is Mavis. Mavis was living […]
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Maine author at Harrison library
HARRISON — Fans of historical fiction, the sport of curling, and Scotland are in for a treat! David Florig, author of The Stones of Ailsa Craig, as well as the newly released The Shattered Curling Stone, will read from both books, discuss the sport of curling, and sign copies of his books when he appears […]
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Backing Nutt for State Rep
To the Editor: I’m writing in favor of Charlotte Nutt being my State Representative. Charlotte is an independent candidate for House District #79, the towns of Paris, Sumner, West Paris, and Woodstock. She chose to be an Independent because she is determined to serve everyone. Beginning in March, she started going door-door to introduce herself. […]
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Oxford Hills Bridge results
On Friday, September 13, the Oxford Hills Duplicate Bridge Club met and announced the following winners: 1st place: Mike Quinn of Otisfield and Misha Tomic of Waterford; 2nd place: George Gallant of Otisfield and Les Buzzell of Auburn; 3rd place: Linda Smith of Oxford and Ken Kremer of Harrison; 4th place: Luke Merry and Nancy […]
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‘The Year to Save the Earth’ – A Multimedia Experience by Jim Scott
WEST PARIS — Mixing powerful songs and beautiful projected images, “The Year to Save the Earth” takes us from grieving to celebration and from protest to positive vision for the planet – and some fun. Jim Scott’s lyrical melodies and outspoken poetry celebrate what’s beautiful, amazing, and fragile about our Earth. Facing the urgency of […]