Bethany Gregory News Today

Whether you’re looking for brunch, want to try the flavors of South America, or want to indulge in some delicious smoked meats, there’s likely something for everybody.

Smith School has been very fortunate to be able to offer a school-based, volunteer mentor program since 2008. The program was just awarded a grant through the Saxifrage Fund and

As a mom of two children with autism, Gregory said it’s taken years to understand what autism is. And yet, she learns more about it every single day, and she’s hoping others are willing to learn along with her, as autism prevalence continues to climb.

The owner might be known to you because of past endeavors and plans.

By Leela Stockley, Bangor Daily News Staff A custom-made smoker worth approximately $12,000 that went missing from a Bangor business earlier this summer has been located. The smoker, which belongs to Scotch Bonnet Food Truck owner Bethany Gregory, was reported missing in July.

Bethany Gregory planned to open her café in the coming weeks until someone stole her only means of making food

The custom built smoker is valued at between $12000 and $15000

The custom built smoker is valued at between $12000 and $15000

The custom built smoker is valued at between $12000 and $15000

The entrepreneur says barring any unforeseen issues, she'd love to have the place up and running by the summer.