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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Photos: A water-filled day at Crescent Park School
On the second to last day of school kids gets to douse themselves, their friends, their teachers and even the superintendent with water.
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Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Volunteer of the week: Jolly volunteers at the library and historical society in Bethel
Jessica Jolly is Volunteer of the Week
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Norway residents weigh in on proposed rooftop bar
The proposed rooftop bar and event space would be a steel and glass structure with a brick wall that would be an “outdoor annex” open seven months out of the year next to the 290 Maine Street restaurant, said 290 Maine Street owner Ryan Ricci during a public hearing hosted by the Norway Planning Board.
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat
Paris-based school district sets schedule for new round of budget work
A public hearing to present a revised budget is scheduled for July 23.
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Paris moves forward with solar project on former town dump
Paddle Energy will now ask CMP to conduct a study to determine what energy infrastructure upgrades, if any, are necessary to move forward with a solar project on a 37.1-acre capped landfill site on Kilgore Road.
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Oxford County EMA director honored for guiding region through the worst
PARIS — Director for Oxford County’s Emergency Management Agency, Allyson Hill, has been recognized by her peers with not one but two awards during the Annual Emergency Preparedness Conference in Augusta last month. One is from the Maine Association of Emergency Managers. The plaque reads “in recognition for putting service ahead of self in the field […]
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
Bethel sheriff’s coverage to stay as is; airport to be a town department
Bethel residents allotted zero dollars toward Christmas decorations prompting a resident to call Bethel “Grinchville”
Posted inThe Bethel Citizen
A look at Bethel’s Historic District and National Register properties
BETHEL — Appreciation for the Town of Bethel’s history has been paid tribute to in many ways over the years, beginning with the formation of the Museums of the Bethel Historical Society in 1966 and followed by the preservation of the Mason then Robinson historic houses. Historians and volunteers, past and present, have been protectors […]