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Rose Lincoln

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I am a freelance photographer and writer living in Bethel Maine, near the NH border & about an hour from Portland, ME. I am staff writer and photographer for the Bethel Citizen.

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Fewer barriers mean more accessibility on western Maine trails

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By Rose Lincoln Verified
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
Ellie Houghton of Bryant Pond, left, and Enock Glidden, center, of Rumford, lead the first walk-through of the completed Buck’s Ledge Trail For All in Woodstock in July 2025. (Rose Lincoln/Staff Writer) 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.
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‘Bring some fun back’: A new generation takes the lead in Bethel

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By Rose Lincoln Verified
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
Brian Lenberg, at Bethel Common on June 25, is the new executive director of the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce. (Rose Lincoln/Staff Writer) At 35, Brian Lenberg is part of a new generation helping shape Bethel’s future. The new executive director of the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce brings experience in business, tourism and community engagement, along with ideas for strengthening connections among local businesses and residents.
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West Paris renews enforcement of junkyard ordinance

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By Rose Lincoln Verified
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
A West Paris home on Pioneer Street is now owned by the bank following a push from town officials who plan to ask more homeowners to clean up their properties. (Rose Lincoln/Staff Writer) Town officials are continuing efforts to address approximately 10 properties that violate West Paris’ illegal junkyard ordinance, a process that can take months or even years and carries significant costs for the small town. One recent success sits at the edge of West Paris Village.
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