Rose Lincoln

Boston, Portland

Photojournalist at The Bethel Citizen

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Telstar High School’s High Honors students

2 days ago | pressherald.com | Rose Lincoln
Over a century of ‘honest’ conversation at Andover’s ‘Liar’s Table’

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

ANDOVER — The youngest of eleven children, Tricia Mills knows what it’s like to sit at a large table – just as her great-grandfather did when he started a tradition that continues today. The Liar’s Table at the back of Andover’s Mill’s Market has been a place for honest conversation, and occasional tall tales, for over a century. “The name isn’t meant negatively,” Mills explains. “It’s just a joke about storytelling.
Bethel area second graders learn about maple sugaring

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

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The Smile Fund yard sale is April 26

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

BETHEL – The Smile Fund in Bethel helps adults who meet financial guidelines and are employed or seeking employment and need dentures. The dentures come from Smile Again Dentures in Lewiston. The Smile Fund yard sale is Saturday, April 26 from 9 AM to noon at West Parish Congregational Church on Park St. in Bethel. Call the West Parish Congregational Church for an application (824-2689). All applications are confidential.
Bethel revaluations to start in Fall will span four years

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

BETHEL — The Bethel Board of Assessors has approved a property revaluation process that will span three years of data collection, with updated rates set to take effect in 2029. “Whatever the market does between now and then will be reflected in the numbers we put together in 2029,” said Town Assessor Agent Rob Duplisea. “If something has been missed or removed, adjustments will be made on that tax card,” added Assessor Board Chair Michelle Cole.
These two Ella’s have made their mark at Bethel’s Telstar High School

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

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Bethel Board discuss granting road permit for Molly Ockett Day

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

BETHEL — A road closure application for a Bethel Area Business Association (BABA) community festival, “Molly Ockett Day” on Aug. 9 was discussed at a select board meeting on April 2 at Bethel Town Office. Danny Whitney representing BABA was asked to return to the board with more detailed safety specifications. “There will be a parade up Main Street. We’re looking to close Main as they have done in the past.
Greenwood code enforcement officer voices campground concerns

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

GREENWOOD — A proposed “wilderness” campground off of Irish Neighborhood Road in Greenwood will not be developed this year. Code Enforcement Officer Anne Kwoka presented information about what the owners had planned for the 10,000 square foot site before they decided to pause their plans. Kwoka said the “wilderness” term meant there would have been little to no amenities. Their application was for 25 campsites or A- frame shelters with one pit toilet for all.
Bethel area school budget expected to increase

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

BETHEL — “As of right now, we are not looking at any federal cuts in our funding for Special Ed or Title 1,” said MSAD-44 Superintendent of Schools Mark Kenney who added that he hopes it stays that way for next year, too. The budget and final numbers for fiscal year 2026 will be presented to the School Board on Monday, April 14th. “My goal is to meet with the Town Managers prior to that meeting to share specifics as soon as possible.
It’s April and the snow just keeps falling

1 month ago | sunjournal.com | Rose Lincoln

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