This Sunday, July 14th, the Lovell Historical Society will host the 14th Annual Antique Sale at the Kimball-Stanford House. The event starts at 10 am and the admission is free. There will be a number of dealers present and delicious food will be available.

The exciting live auction starts at 11am with lots of great items available. Some of these include a [...]

It is always sad to see a big majestic tree come down but the tall pine suffered major damage during the fire and it would be just a matter of time before a strong wind came along and knocked it down. With construction slated to begin this [...]

The official transfer of the Lovell Village lot from the five office condominium owners to the purchaser occurred on June 20th, 2013. The new owner, Menotomy Consulting and Development, Inc., is excited to be part of this historic lot's next chapter. John P. Smith, of Sweden, President of Menotomy Consulting and Development, Inc., plans to construct a two-unit office building at the intersection of [...]

Stephen King and the upcoming CBS television adaptation of his novel, "Under the Dome" have been getting a lot of attention lately. The premiere is this Monday, June 24th and I certainly hope the series is a ratings hit. However, I think the big story here is that Rosie and the Lovell Village Store have made the New York Times! Here's a link to the article: [...]

Recently published, 'our kezar' collects images taken by three photographers, all with long-times to Kezar Lake, Lovell and western Maine. Starting with Spring, the photos are grouped by the four seasons and capture scenes that are both familiar yet presented with a fresh twist. (perhaps a slight bias here, but I sure do love the Old Home [...]

After years of raising funds for the repair of the belfry and completing the task in 2012, the Brick Church for the Performing Arts in Lovell Village is ready for its eighth season of programming. To commemorate the belfry's restoration, there will be a very special performance on Sunday, June 2nd at 2 pm. Ring in the Belfry will be a concert of handbell music, choral singing and a hymn sing. Area churches [...]

Seems to me that the daily pace has picked-up considerably. The color green is everywhere, camps on the lake are opening, fishing has been good, traffic around town is busier and everyone is looking forward to a busy season. And the [...]

Here is an attractive opportunity for all Maine artists! Historic Hewnoaks on the eastern shore of Kezar Lake is offering free residences to those who would like to work in a historic setting. Although there is not a designated studio, there is space in each cabin or even on the [...]

Progress being made on the now vacant corner of Christian Hill Road and Main Street in Lovell Village. It was very interesting to watch Norris Bennett and his crew pull out the big granite blocks from the foundation and to fill in the old cellar hole with sand. Hard to believe that when the blocks were set, the laborers did not have the [...]

Last week's surreal events in Boston hit home on so many levels. Not only did it occur in our 'backyard', but the Boston Marathon is America's premier road race. Every year there are local runners we know and track their 26.2 mile journey online as well as people who are going down to volunteer or to cheer their family and friends [...]