Hebron discusses meaning of 'junkyard'

HEBRON — The difference between a junkyard and a salvage yard was discussed by the Board of Selectmen at its meeting Monday, after Code Enforcement Officer Bill Kennedy announced that Jayson Nelson, who owns a car repair business in town, is seeking a salvage dealer and recyclers license.

"It sounds like a junkyard," said Selectman Jim Reid, of the site, located on Birch Way.

Internet access not top concern

AREA — A meeting to address gaps in broadband access for local businesses was cancelled because of a lack of interest, said Glen Holmes, the incoming director of the Western Maine Economic Development Council (WMEDC).

After inviting every town manager in the area, as well as various other interested parties, only three respondents indicated that they would attend the meeting, which was originally scheduled for February 8.

The issue won't be at the top of Holmes' priority list, he said.

Magic happens every week in Dragon's Lair

MAGIC MATCH — Tyler Englehart, left and Bobby Young square off in a friendly game of Magic at the Dragon's Lair on Norway's Main Street. In the background, three other players choose cards of their own to play with.

Local students storm county spelling bee

STATE FINALIST — Eighth grader Dustin Henderson distinguished himself as one of the top spellers in the state when he triumphed at the county-wide spelling bee.