Rangeley Adult Education wants to help you fill your winter bucket list. There is still time to sign up for the following classes: · LEARN TO COOK INTERNATIONAL CUISINE LIKE A PRO- TUESDAYS with Mike Flewelling starting January 7th .. (Cost is $100 for all 4 Tuesdays) · TAI CHI THURSDAYS with Stephanie Chu starting […]
2019
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What You Need to Know: Rangeley Board of Selectmen
Monday, December 16, 2019 Board of Selectmen meeting began with a 5 pm public hearing on the purchase of Depot Street and Road Funding, both questions to be on the January 8, 2020 Special Town Meeting ballot. Besides myself there was one additional member of the public in attendance. The Board of Selectmen have negotiated […]
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Easing into January… A good time to discuss my “Bean Boots”, circa. late 1974
As I sit here on Friday, December 20th, staring at my laptop, I find myself distracted…thinking more seriously about January than I did a day or two ago. Is it our upcoming 4th annual January trip to Colorado for a late holiday with both sons and their families as we have for the past three […]
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Freezing rain brings slick commute around the state
Minor slide-offs and a few major crashes made for dangerous travel Friday morning, and more foul weather may be on the way.
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$10,000 scissor lift stolen from Brunswick car dealer
A maintenance worker discovered that the rental lift was missing from the Goodwin Chevrolet garage on Pleasant Street early Thursday.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Rev. Crane retires after 17 years
FARMINGTON — The Rev. Susan Crane and her husband, Gary Wolcott, were recently honored for their service to Henderson Memorial Baptist Church and the community. Henderson’s congregation and community friends gathered in recognition of her retirement from HMBC at the end of December. Crane has served as pastor of the church for over 17 years, […]
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Grants support census outreach for ‘Hard-to-Count Communities’
AUGUSTA — The Maine Census Outreach Fund 2020 (MCOF 2020) has awarded grants to 14 nonprofits with grants to support the participation of hard-to-count communities in the upcoming 2020 Census. Grants for statewide and community-based efforts were awarded through an open request for proposal process for statewide and community-based efforts and ranged from $5000 to […]
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Farmington Rec announces winter programs
FARMINGTON —Farmington Recreation Department announced their winter programs and there is something for every age bracket. Youth Programs November 7 – April 16 – FREE Elementary After School Hours (1st – 5th Grade)Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. (Must pre-register) November 8 – April 17 – FREE Middle/High School After School Hours: […]
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Pets of the Week
Here are this week’s pets of the week at the Franklin County Animal Shelter. Hi, I’m Dylan! I’m an energetic dog who should go to a home without cats. I do like other dogs, but you should schedule a meet and greet with your furry family members before bringing me home. Please come meet me […]