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Western Maine gravel riders find adventure, community and a reason to slow down (opens the original)
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If mountain biking is about mastering the trail, gravel riding is about seeing where the road goes. For rider and photographer Andy Gagne, that spirit is at the heart of the Crooked River Rambler, a gravel bike ride scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 11. “The essence of the Rambler is, ‘Let’s enjoy the ride, let’s enjoy good company, let’s enjoy just going for a bike ride, the fall weather and everyone being together,’” he said. Gagne and Sarah Kearsley, of Norway, plan to take part in the full experien
Bethel Library director to move to Ireland after 4 years (opens the original)
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On Saturday, Oct. 17, Bethel area residents will say goodbye to Bethel Library Director Kelcy Arciga and her family at a farewell reception. Arciga’s last day is Oct. 23, after which she and her young family will move to Ireland to be near her mother, Lynne Belles, an Irish resident. The 30-hour-per-week position, with a starting salary of $39,000, is open and posted on the Maine State Library website. The 1879 nonprofit Bethel Library serves people from the towns and townships of Bethel, Albany
Route 5 residents say road in Bethel, Albany too dangerous for another temporary fix (opens the original)
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On his way home from work in a March storm, Max Southam of Bethel stopped to help three separate motorists whose vehicles ended up in culverts along a 2½-mile stretch of Route 5. “They weren’t doing anything wrong,” Southam said. “Just the crown of the road pushed them off the edge and they ended up in a snowbank.” Southam and other area residents are disappointed that the planned $18.5 million reconstruction of Route 5 in Bethel and Albany Township has been scaled back to a Light Capital Paving
Route 5 reconstruction in Bethel, Albany scaled back to paving project (opens the original)
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BETHEL — A planned $18.5 million reconstruction of 12.7 miles of Route 5 in Bethel and Albany has been scaled back to a light capital paving project, with paving expected to begin in early August. Earlier this year, the Maine Department of Transportation delayed the project because of funding constraints. On July 24, however, the Legislature approved a supplemental budget that included a $115 million year-end transfer to the state’s Highway Fund, allowing many postponed transportation projects t
Fewer barriers mean more accessibility on western Maine trails (opens the original)
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For years, adaptive athlete Enock Glidden, of Rumford, said he had to travel to Maine’s coast to find trails accessible to wheelchair users, people using mobility devices, parents pushing strollers and older adults seeking gentler terrain. That is beginning to change in western Maine. New and improved accessible trail options now include Buck’s Ledge, Inland Woods + Trails’ Rumford Community Forest, and longtime favorites such as Davis Park and Valentine Farm. Glidden said more accessible trails
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