Like thousands of hunters, you have likely spent months anticipating the fall hunting season in Maine and now it’s finally here! You have scouted your favorite hunting spot, prepared your hunting equipment and gear, and now you’re ready for the hunt. The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife reminds you that the vast majority […]
2019
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Impressions of Rangeley, Part 3
Perhaps some readers can relate to the fact that, as a thirteen year old, I felt safe in Rangeley. I was experiencing things, one after another, that I had never known before. The quietude of the forest,the feeling that time was somehow slowing down here, with people being concerned with things that really mattered. Unbeknownst to me […]
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Former ambassador to Ukraine testifies for 5 hours in impeachment hearing
The former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine has arrived on Capitol Hill to testify in the Trump impeachment inquiry
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Upcoming November Events
November 15 – Friday UNKNOWN LEGEND 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM Moose Alley Call (207) 864-9955 for more information November 16 – Saturday RLSC Turkey Dinner Membership Drive 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM Bald Mountain Camps THE LAST WALTZ 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Moose Alley Call (207) 864-9955 for more information November 17 – Sunday SUNDAY FUNDAY 3:00 […]
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Christmas Craft Fair in Phillips
Christmas, crafts, and more fair on Saturday, November 23 from 9-1 at the Community House, 31 Main St., Phillips. FMI: Jeanne Conroy, 639-3000
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Today I am Thankful
Today I am thankful for the ability to see the “roads”. We all have roads in our lives. Do we travel the road less traveled or do we take the other? It happens in all our lives. We could say throughout our lives pity me this bad thing has happened to me. Or we can […]
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Thanksgiving Service at Reeds Mill Church
MADRID – The Rev. David W. Smith, pastor of the Wilton Congregational Church, will once again lead Reeds Mill Church in worship on Thanksgiving morning, 10:00 AM. This one room church at 995 Reeds Mill Road in Madrid remains as it was when built: no electricity or running water but with original kerosene lamps and a wood […]
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Nov. 25. Farmington Historical Society Meeting
Monday, Nov. 25. Farmington Historical Society Meeting, North Church, 118 High St. Farmington. 6 p.m. Pot luck. Short meeting to follow. 7 p.m. Program: “Thanksgiving Memories—Mom’s Recipes,” You’re invited to bring Mom’s, Grandma’s or even your own favorite Thanksgiving dish to the Pot Luck supper this month. The program will be sharing your Thanksgiving memories, […]
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Berry Family, Arctaris Impact Fund Reach Agreement for Sale of Saddleback
The deal would reopen one of Maine’s largest ski areas, which has been closed since 2015
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There is Much to be Thankful For Right Now in the Rangeley Region ….but like you, I have a few other items on my list as well
I suspect that elsewhere in this issue of The Highlander, there is a story or two about the very encouraging news regarding an imminent sale of Saddleback Ski Area to Arctaris Impact Fund based in Boston, so I am not going to dwell on that topic…right now at least. But that doesn’t mean that I […]