Lovell News

LOVELL a ' Two men were charged with making threats Wednesday after police were called to a disturbance on Foxboro Road, Maine State Police said.

SWEDEN a ' A Sweden man faces possible charges stemming from a Friday incident, which led to authorities surrounding his home for a brief period of time.

SWEDEN a ' Oxford County Sheriff's deputies, assisted by Maine State Police troopers, responded to the scene of a standoff at a house on Sweden Hill Road on Friday night.

If you stop in here at The Brew Lounge often enough, you may have caught writings last week of a recent trip to New England with the Ebenezer Belgian Beer Festival's dinner with The Home Brew Chef, Sean Paxton at the cornerstone of this trip.

BRIDGTON a ' Cyclists and hikers will gather at Shawnee Peak next week to enjoy the natural beauty of the area and raise funds for its conservation.

A contract cleaner at the Saco Valley Ranger Station in Conway is accused of stealing donations left in a bin by tourists.

A contract cleaner at the Saco Valley Ranger Station in Conway is accused of stealing donations left in a bin by tourists.

Brothers Matthew and Jason Tardy, ready for some extraordinary juggling. The TWO jugglers will appear at the Brick Church on July 25.

Susan Lovell and her husband John, a great cook, live near Pat's Meat Market & Cafe in Portland, with a hungry Maine coon cat and a poodle who eats cat food.

FRYEBURG a ' For the second year, Fryeburg Academy will host the Maine Bike Rally as a focal point for dozens of rides through western Maine and the White Mountains.

The Fremont Historical Society is pleased to present Ms. Jo Radner of Lovell, Maine, who will give an interesting talk on the history of rare 19th-Century Handwritten Newspapers that entertained and informed citizens of various local happenings, history, politics, religion, etc.

During the upcoming field season, from May through November, staff and volunteers from Oxford County Soil and Water Conservation District, along with others, will survey and map the infestation of invasive plants in the Saco River area.

The little jerks who were churning up Kezar Lake reminded me of nothing so much as the bully in a certain classic from my childhood.

People want to believe Roy Wilhelm was a German spy, that he fed secrets to submarines in Portland Harbor during World War II by flashing lights from his chalet high on a hill in Western Maine.