Congratulations to Alison Upton as the winner of the 2014 Lovell Old Home Days 5k Run t-shirt design. Alison is a junior at Fryeburg Academy, lives in Lovell, enjoys graphic design, playing lacrosse and spending sunny days on Kezar Lake.

Every year, art teacher Steve Pullan conducts a competition where students are asked to incorporate the themes of

The 2014 Schedule of Events for Lovell's Brick Church for the Performing Arts is all set. The season opens on Sunday June 1st at 4 pm with the Mt. Washington Valley singing group Da Capo.

The regular Thursday night schedule begins on June 12th with Mountain Top Music and the Denmark Vocal Cabaret where they will be singing old and new favorites from Broadway & [...]

According to John Bacchiocchi, Lovell's resident ice-out expert, Thursday April 24th is the Ice-Out Date for 2014.

When ice-out actually occurs is always debated but the State of Maine uses the following:  For the purposes of this web page, we will consider "ice-out" to be when you can navigate unimpeded from one end of the water body to the [...]

Although not yet formally listed for sale (it will be soon with another Agency but Kezar Realty does have access for interested parties), the old Lovell Hardware property is now being shown to potential buyers. The main building, in surprisingly good condition, offers numerous opportunities.

It is true that since the store's closing, contractors and [...]

There is a long tradition in Maine that private land be open for numerous public uses, such as hiking, hunting and snowmobiling, without prior permission. With all of the open space around us, it is hard to believe that about 94% of the land in Maine is privately owned.

In 1972, Maine passed the Tree Growth Tax Law that is designed to help landowners not only retain their land but to also make it productive woodlands. A minimum of [...]

Although not at all scientific, my numerous straw polls around town suggest that everyone wants the snow to melt away as quickly as possible. I have yet to meet a person who is looking for more [...]

Early on it was clear that there were no controversial issues on the docket for annual Town Meeting. The availability of parking spaces outside the Town Hall as well as the empty folding chairs inside the building were proof that many residents felt it not important to attend. A total of [...]

Well, it snowed again yesterday! It has been an incredible winter with lots of skiing, snowmobiling and ice fishing going on. But as I look out my office window, I can't see the street and we are running out of places to pile the [...]

We are rapidly approaching February 9th, 2014. That will mark one year since the early morning fire destroyed the historic Kimball & Walker General Store building in Lovell Village. It is difficult to recall the emotions in the days following the fire and although only one year has passed, it often seems like ten years.

Between dealing with insurance companies and sorting things out with the [...]