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Am I One?

I must confess I am getting addicted to one of those internet sites where one can make contact with other folks out there in this world of ours.  Every once in a while, I get bored and watch a video or two of some of their actions. I sit here and shake my head at […]

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Thanks to Amanda Laliberte!

Rangeley, ME  –  With mixed emotions, RLHT announces that our esteemed colleague, Amanda Laliberte, will be bidding farewell to our team as she embarks on a new journey. Amanda has been an integral part of our team for the past ten years and has played a pivotal role directing both our program development and communications.  […]

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Attorney general finds police shooting in Rangeley Plantation was justified

The Office of the Maine Attorney General has determined that police were justified in shooting a Rumford man who they say emerged from his van with a rifle and body armor after a SWAT team surrounded him and attempted to place him under arrest last September. Police killed Shay McKenna, 28, at the remote Rangeley Plantation grove […]

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RLRS Student participates in 97th New England Music Festival

Eric White (senior) traveled to Boxborough, MA on Thursday, March 21st to participate in the New England Music Festival, working for 3 days with the prestigious Dr. Anthony Trecek-King.  Dr. Trecek-King is a highly acclaimed choral conductor, scholar, pedagogue, and media personality with a career spanning over 20 years. He is an active guest conductor […]

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Eclipse in Mud Season

TIPS for the SOLAR ECLIPSE Rangeley, ME – Although most of North and Central America will witness a partial solar eclipse, a fortunate fraction of people residing in the path of totality will be able to witness a total solar eclipse. And luckily for the Rangeley Region, it happens to be located on that path! […]