Carrabassett Valley is seeking over $5 million in federal grants for renovations.
Quentin Blais
Staff Writer
Quentin Blais, an Illinois native, is the community reporter for the Rangeley Highlander. He covers Rangeley and the surrounding towns in northern Franklin County. Quentin studied photography and journalism at DePaul University in Chicago. He's excited to venture into Maine's outdoor recreation opportunities and dig a bit deeper into rural Maine life.
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In Rangeley, guessing the ice-out date part of a long tradition
Rangeley Roots Salon is continuing the tradition of guessing when ice-out will be called on Rangeley Lake.
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Rangeley school welcomes Maine author
Matt Tavares visited the school April 9 to speak with students about the process of publishing books.
Posted inCommunity, News, The Rangeley Highlander
Phillips to hold special election April 18 to fill Select Board vacancy
The Select Board will be down to two out of its regular five members, but three members are required for a quorum.
Posted inBusiness, Community, News, The Rangeley Highlander
Construction starts on Rangeley workforce housing
The development will provide 18 units aimed at full-time residents in a town where short-term rentals rule.
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Here are 7 scenic overlooks in the Rangeley region you don’t want to miss
As the weather warms, you may be ready to get out of the house. Scenic turnoffs may be the answer for you if you don’t want to get your feet muddy.
Posted inCommunity, News, The Rangeley Highlander
Chicks and ducks and geese better scurry in Rangeley
The flocks of Grasshopper Hill Farm don’t mind the morning chill when food is at play.
Posted inCommunity, Health, News, The Rangeley Highlander
Study group explores possibility of Rangeley-run EMS service
Fire Rescue Chief Mike Bacon told the Select Board on March 24 that as Rangeley grows they need to look at all options.
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Rangeley, Carrabassett Valley join ‘No Kings’ rallies
Protesters gathered along Route 27 in Carrabassett Valley and Route 4 in Rangeley to join in the nationwide ‘No Kings’ rally.
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Smalls to the Wall rafting race returns April 18
Participants will navigate Smalls Falls in the yearly challenge that tests rafters’ skills, the first of three races in Maine this year.