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Bethel resident Lydia Mills, 41, was charged Saturday with two counts of domestic violence assault after a four-hour standoff with Oxford County Sheriff's deputies. The victim was Mills' husband, who had minor injuries.
A wrap-up of news from 2022 as reported in the Bethel Citizen
“An anvil has been lifted off my head,” said Dave Hanscom, whose family has owned the bowling alley at 6595 W. 38th Ave. for 57 years.
Family-owned Wheat Ridge Lanes on the market for $4M after six decades Lily O’Neill photos) When Dave Hanscom was born in 1964, the first place his parents brought him after leaving Lutheran Medical Center was Wheat Ridge Lanes. “And I’ve been here ever since,” he said. Hanscom’s father, Richard, had been working at the bowling alley since it opened in 1958 and purchased the business four days before Dave was born. Later, in 1973, Richard bought the 11,743-square-foot building, which sits on nearly an acre at 6595 W. 38th Ave., for $137,500, according to property records. Hanscom,...
Lynn and Pete introduce a new series this week on The Mountain Life, aptly titled Living a Mountain Life. This new series will highlight colorful locals and explore their stories of living in the Wasatch Mountains. This first installment features long-time Park City local Dave Hanscom. Who better to start with than Dave Hanscom? Hanscom co-wrote two guide books on ski touring in the Wasatch and is the race director of the longest running race series in the country - the Wasatch Citizen Series which kicks off this weekend. Listen