RANGELEY — December 31, 2020.  A local woman was seriously injured Thursday morning when her car was struck by a pickup truck, resulting in one of the worst cases of entrapment the fire chief said he’s ever seen.  Investigators said Janet House, 69, of Rangeley, was headed south on Main Street when her car was […]

Orono, Maine — University of Maine Cooperative Extension and University of New Hampshire Extension will offer a webinar about lighting options for growing indoor plants and seedlings from 6–7 p.m. Jan. 27. “Optimizing Plant Growth with Indoor Lighting” for home gardeners will discuss the different properties of light, how plants use it, and how artificial […]

Over the past couple of decades, cooks all around have racked up phenomenally good comfort food, from the creamiest macaroni and cheese, the fluffiest pancakes, and Mama’s best pot pie recipe. We all love making these recipes, and they have become family favorites, and most certainly will be passed down generations as what home-cooking is […]

THUMBS UP to Hungry Trout for their generous free Christmas dinners for the community. THUMBS UP also to those who left thousands of dollars there as donations to the community!!   Happy and Healthy New Year to all! THUMBS UP to the crew at Saddleback for their daily ski condition report.   Great job and very upbeat […]

OMG, IAM OCD, ADD, COB, BAD, and DAD.  Now I would write like that when I was a teenager. But those were secret words to a sweet young lady. I would SWAK, or stuff such as that. As one reads the stories on the internet now, you have to pause once in a while.  Now […]

This is a column that I take a great deal of pleasure in its writing. Most specifically, its main message, “The mountain is in very good hands!” That, I plan to make clear, is detailed in Part II. First, Part I: So, the first thing some of you might ask is: What is a “host” […]