Transportation Director Richard Joseph praised his team for their dedication, community involvement, and commitment to safety during the Dec. 10 Regional School Unit 9 board meeting, highlighting accomplishments such as parade participation, charity initiatives, and professional development.
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Future uncertain for Farmington Big Lots
Information on whether the Farmington Big Lots will remain open was not known Monday morning, Dec. 30.
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The Year in Review: Part Two
Here’s what happened in the second half of 2024.
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Year in Review, Part 2
Highlights and snippets from The Rangeley Highlander July through December 2024.
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WRGY 90.5 launches new radio programs
The four unique programs are produced locally for the community radio station
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Franklin County Sheriff’s Weekly Report: Dec 21 – 27, 2024
All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty. 12/21/2024 0726hrs, Deputy Morgan charged Dillian Burnham (32) of Farmington with False Public Alarm or Report as a result of a previous investigation. 0848hrs, Deputy Frost received a report of an accident on Adams Road in Chesterville. He was unable to locate the accident. 0918hrs, Deputy Frost […]
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Winter fly tying classes announced
RANGELEY — Rangeley Region Sports Shop has announced a full schedule of winter fly tying classes. Classes will take place on Saturdays beginning Jan. 4 at Furbish Brew House and Eats, 2541 Main St. Please sign up by visiting rangeleyflyshop.com, calling the shop at (207)864-5615, or emailing rangeleyflyshop@gmail.com. Bring your own tools. If you need […]
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Dishwasher Power Control Drama
“Hi, my name is Joy, and I have dishwasher control issues.” That is, I imagine, how I’d come clean to a support group if the opportunity ever arose. Haven’t found a local chapter for this sort of thing yet. But, if and when I do, it’ll probably be in Farmington or further down the mountain, […]
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New Year, Old Me
Resolutions are pointless. At least they are for me. Mostly because I’ve never successfully kept a single resolution I put in place no matter how much determination or willpower I’ve assigned to the change. Historically, the first few days start out strong with steadfast resolve. Without fail, those first full-throttle days are followed by a […]