Annual town meeting voters approved moving forward with structural testing and design work to update the Town Office to include a new fire station but failed to raise funding for a roof replacement project.
2019
Posted inNews, The Franklin Journal
Carrabassett facing $15.9M civil rights lawsuit
A $15.9 million violation of civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the town of Carrabassett Valley, Police Chief Mark Lopez, Town Manager Dave Cota, Sugarloaf Mountain Corp., Boyne USA, and others.
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Posted inMaine, The Rangeley Highlander
What You Need to Know: Rangeley Board of Selectmen March 4th
Topics include Town Budget, Airport, Marijuana Business and Facilities Ordinance discussions
Posted inThe Rangeley Highlander
What You Need to Know: Rangeley Board of Selectmen
Economic Opportunity Committee parking recommendations among the topics covered
Posted inFranklin, The Rangeley Highlander
Snowshoeing the Fly Rod Crosby Trail
High Peaks Alliance to host March 9th trek
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Marc Thiessen: This Lent, don’t give Catholic bishops a dime
Thiessen encourages fellow Catholics to abstain for giving to the annual fundraising drives by the nation’s Catholic bishops.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Leonard Pitts Jr.: Black fathers really are involved with their children
Pitts comes to a realization that African-American men are not nearly as uninvolved as fathers as many others think.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Austin Bay: Stop the F-35 deal with Erdogan’s Turkey
Bay explains why the U.S. should not go ahead with the deal to sell F-35 planes to Turkey.
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Alex Petrovich: Paid sick leave important
Petrovich supports proposed legislation in Maine that would offer paid sick time.