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Town of Rangeley Board of Selectmen March 18th Summary

The Town of Rangeley Board of Selectmen convened for its scheduled meeting on March 18th, 2024, addressing a variety of community matters. The meeting commenced at 5 p.m. with a declared quorum. Non-profit organizations presented donation requests for the fiscal year 2024/2025, covering a range of community services and initiatives. Notable requests included the Chamber […]

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High Peaks Alliance Hires Director of Engagement

Farmington, ME – The High Peaks Alliance (HPA) has announced the addition of Amanda Laliberte as the new Director of Engagement. In this new capacity, Laliberte will create awareness of HPA’s ongoing projects, promote membership, and liaise between the community and HPA. Her goal is to foster a sense of ownership and commitment among individuals toward conserving access to […]

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MaineCF scholarships available to adult learners in Franklin County

PORTLAND & ELLSWORTH — Adult learners from Franklin County returning to school for post-secondary education are eligible to apply for the Hugh and Elizabeth Montgomery Scholarship at the Maine Community Foundation (MaineCF). Preference is given to students for whom a scholarship would make a significant difference in their ability to attend school. First-time applicants need not be […]

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Congratulations to Sarge’s Snow Softball team: Playing in the Snow, for a good cause!

A post on the Fred Webster Snowball Tournament to benefit Special Olympics Maine social media page thanked the team from Rangeley’s very own Sarge’s Pub & Grub with these flattering words, “Congratulations Sarges! You came through in so many ways!! What a finish! Tied up in the 5th and 3 extra innings before you took […]

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CORRECTION

  In the March 15th issue of The Rangeley Highlander, The article, “Rangeley Selectmen Meeting Addresses Healthcare Concerns and Community Issues” stated that Dr. King underscored Franklin Memorial Hospital’s downgrade from a Level 2 to a Level 3 facility. Ryan Mastrangelo, Franklin Community Health Network Director of Communications & Public Affairs, responded that Franklin Memorial Hospital is not a trauma facility that […]

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Take the Dark Sky Pledge

Small changes made by many people make a real difference. _______________________________________ I pledge to turn off outdoor lighting when I am not actively using it and set aside time to appreciate the night sky. I will continue to learn about light pollution and how to combat it and share what I’ve learned. _______________________________________ Scan the […]