As requested by Gov. Mills, the University of Maine System will ensure the cost of college is not a barrier for those directly impacted by the tragedy by providing free tuition and establishing a fund to support other postsecondary educational expenses.
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Snapshots in Time: Different Times
What follows are a selection of short installments that appeared in the December 10,1914, edition of the MAINE WOODS newspaper published in Phillips. Enjoy these tidbits from the region’s past and be sure to make some great Rangeley history of your own! (Contemporary commentary in Italics). FLY ROD’S NOTEBOOK St. Anthony’s Cottage, Phillips, Me. It […]
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Mt. Blue High School honor roll
FARMINGTON — Highest Honors : Tyler Abell, Casey Adams, Reece Adams, Warren Allen, Noah Arsenault, Ryan Atwood, Trey Bailey, Cole Baker, Madison Baker, Preston Ball, Zachary Ball, Riccardo Bambozzi, Abigail Bartlett, Elias Bartlett, Trenton Beaudoin, Kennedy Berry, Lara Beteta Garcia, Levi Bogar, Nina Bogar, Vincent Bowden, Levi Bradley, Anglee Brewer, William Brown, Maddox Burtchell, Alissa […]
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Property Spotlight: Great Oquossoc Village Family Home
OQUOSSOC VILLAGE HOME – Great location, family home in the Village of Oquossoc where you can walk to all the towns amenities! A quick walk to the Oquossoc Marina on Rangeley Lake, area restaurants and the Oquossoc Grocery. Fantastic Access within 200 feet to the snowmobile trail. House recently had many renovations that include a […]
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The Grid and Novice
When I was a young fella living on the farm, I never knew we were ahead of our time. We lived with kerosene lamps and a water bucket. When the well was full, the hand pump in the sink worked most fine. The big old Atlantic cook stove created the most perfect sour dough biscuits. […]
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Embracing a Rangeley Winter – Never the Same Day Twice
It’s February in Coronado and I’m renting bikes on the beach. I’m in my best “beach bum” outfit as I cast the shoreline for tourists. Shorts, t-shirt, well-worn hiking boots. This is probably my third iteration as a man in mid-life crisis. Oddly I was not yet middle-aged, so a mid-life crisis (third at that) […]
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Experience the Magic of Winter in Rangeley: A Treat for All Ages
Imagine the tranquil descent of snowflakes on a dusky evening, as you find yourself nestled by a warm fire, wrapped in a cozy blanket, sipping from a steaming mug of apple cider infused with a fragrant cinnamon stick. Whether you prefer your cherished tea, hot chocolate, coffee, or any other warm elixir, this moment of […]
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Town Updates and Public Hearing Highlights at Nov. 20th Selectmen’s Meeting
The Selectmen’s Meeting held on November 20, 2023, saw a variety of updates and community discussions. Chaired by Ethna Thompson, the meeting commenced at 6 p.m., and all Select persons were present, establishing a quorum. The meeting started with an open public hearing regarding the extension of the Solar Moratorium. The moratorium is under the […]
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Chess on Ice: An Invitation to Join the Rangeley Lakes Curling Club
When one door closes, another door opens. This was the beginning of the Rangeley Lakes Curling Club, back when Saddleback closed, (thankfully temporarily), in 2016. Winter enthusiasts needed something to fill the void, at least temporarily. So, from ski boots to skates a handful of open-minded and adventurous locals took to the ice. Then, five […]
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Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust Stargazing Events
Night Sky Tours with Northern Planetarium | If weather prevents an in-person event, we’ll host a virtual tour via Zoom and RLHT’s Facebook at 8 PM. Friday, January 12, 2024 | 6:30 PM Thursday, February 8, 2024 | 6:30 PM Thursday, March 7, 2024 | 6:30 PM Thursday, April 11, 2024 | 8 PM | […]