Ms. Orestis presenting the award to Ella Schaffer for Middle School Student of the Month for October while Mrs. George and Mrs. Simonds look on. Every month Rangeley Lakes Regional School teachers select a student who exhibit role model behavior for other students in the school. On November 1st, students from K-5, middle and high […]
2019
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Ole MacCintosh
Working in the woods used to be a most dangerous job. Even when I was younger and not allowed to use the chainsaw, one always had to watch out that the horse didn’t step on your toes, or peeled pulp didn’t slide off and hit you on the way by. Peeled pulp was very slippery […]
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Farmington Historical Society brings Christmas Through the Ages to Life
Time travel with the Farmington Historical Society as it shares the experience of Christmas through the Ages December 14th. The FHS has arranged for participants to visit five homes where costumed guides share information about five unique eras of Christmas celebrations. Period decorations, refreshments, music and costumes add a touch of era atmosphere to the […]
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Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce To Celebrate SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY – November 30th, 2019
The Rangeley Lakes Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce its designation again this year as a “Neighborhood Champion” for the upcoming annual Small Business Saturday event on November 30, 2019. Small Business Saturday was launched by American Express in 2010 to support local shops that make our communities strong and to encourage people to […]
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The Daniel hotel is open again
The Brunswick hotel closed its doors Oct. 25 for renovations.
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Farmington Fire Rescue requests approved
A bid for a new firetruck and a grant for a new extrication tool were accepted plus funds approved for repairs to Tower 2.
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Wilton remembers its Veterans
Monday afternoon Nov. 11 the Maine State Police Color Guard and Maine National Guard Brigadier General Dwaine Drummond were in Wilton to help honor and remember veterans.
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Sheriff’s Office Weekly Report November 1 – 8, 2019
(All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty) 11/1/2019 0911hrs, Deputy McCormick conducted a welfare check on a man at a residence on the French Road in Chesterville at the request of his place of employment who said he had not shown up for work for two days. Investigation revealed that the missing man was […]