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In Rotary Year 2021-22, the Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club chose to fund an Honor Flight experience for a worthy veteran from the Lake Region. Milton McKeen was chosen, and the Flight in May 2022 became a major highlight in the veteran’s life. “Milt,” as he is called by his friends, was spotlighted in the Bridgton […]
Richard (Dick) Milo Enright now resides with his Lord and Savior. Born May 20, 1934, he passed Nov. 23, 2021. Dick was born in Austin, Minnesota to
Read Article BRIDGTON — When FBI Special Agent Andrew Drewer spoke to Rotary Club members and friends at last week’s meeting, everyone was on the edge of their seats. At home, of course, because our speaker came to us via Zoom. We hoped to get a fix for every would-be scammer out there. However, it’s not that easy, especially during the pandemic when we are more isolated and getting our social interaction via social media and the telephone. Agent Drewer said that Fraud is a major problem in this country. Technology and people’s access to it has made everyone vulnerable. P...
Inside Bridgton: Dec. 18 Share Rotarians Dick Enright, left, Julie Forbes, Carmen Lone, and Faye and Mike Daley dedicate the new bus stop shelter at the Community Center. Contributed / Lake Region Rotary Club Bus shelter dedicated Members of the Lake Region Rotary Club dedicated the first bus stop shelter along the Lakes Region Explorer Bridgton to Portland bus route on Dec. 4. The shelter, located in front of the Bridgton Community Center, was built by students in Lake Region Vocational Center’s Construction Technology Program and was dedicated to the memory of Rotarian Marlee Turner, wh...
BRIDGTON, Maine â Ten Rotarians assembled briefly on Friday, Dec. 4, to dedicate the Bus Stop Shelter at the Bridgton Community Center in the name of Rotarian Marlee Turner who passed two years ago. The Shelter is a Rotary project inspired by Marlee and championed by Dick Enright who worked with Lake Region High School Construction Work Center, which built this beautiful structure to top quality specifications as a community project. President Julie Forbes welcomed the group and praised Marlee Turner as living Rotary's motto, Service Above Self. Carmen Lone, Rotarian and Selectperson for...