November 6, 2020 In an effort to keep public welfare and employee safety first and foremost, effective November 12, 2020 the Rangeley Town Office will return to appointment only customer service at the front counter. Please call 864-3326 to schedule. At this time, we will only allow one customer at the front counter during their […]
Stephanie Dellavalle
Stephanie Dellavalle has been the general manager and editor of The Rangeley Highlander since 2013 and writes about the community and events in the area. A graduate of Hunter College in NYC, she and her husband are empty-nesters who live in the village of Oquossoc in Rangeley.
Snap Shots in Tim … Historical Glimpses from the Region’s Iconic Past.
What follows are some clippings from the pages of the October 29, 1896 edition of the RANGELEY LAKES newspaper. On page one of this edition, Deacon Lake, known locally at the time as ‘Old Laker’, shares some memories of the “Old Days” in Rangeley. This refers to the period around the 1840’s and considering Rangeley’s […]
Rainbow School Annual “Trick or Treat”
Class of 2020/2021 Front left to right: Seamus Loud, Landon O’Neil, Mario Cerminara. Back left to right: Lydia O’Neil, Claire Hayden, Ellie Phadungchai, Emma Haley (Absent: Liam Watkin)
Town of Rangeley November 3, 2020 General and Municipal Election Results
758 Municipal Votes Selectman Anthony Atkinson 143 Write-Ins 5 Mark Beauregard 254 Over Votes 0 David Haley 336 Under Votes 20 768 General Votes President/Vice President – 1st RCV Biden, Joseph 294 Trump, Donald 449 De La Fuente, Roque 1 Write-Ins 3 Hawkins, Howard 7 Over Votes […]
The U S A on the “Grasshopper Hill Farm” Field
…familiar to us all, I felt the need to learn more My quest began in June of this year. I happened to read the obituary printed in The Rangeley Highlander of Desider “Desi” Csonger. I am not in the habit of reading obituaries unless it is about someone I knew. However, this one caught my […]
The U S A on the “Grasshopper Hill Farm” Field
…familiar to us all, I felt the need to learn more My quest began in June of this year. I happened to read the obituary printed in The Rangeley Highlander of Desider “Desi” Csonger. I am not in the habit of reading obituaries unless it is about someone I knew. However, this one caught my […]
Scrappy Chef: S.I.T- Sommelier In Training
In a year of incredible unrest and uncertainty, one things that remains true, food still brings people together. Don’t risk, people, getting or being infected and passing that on to family members, just because you just had to be together. Especially those of you who work on the front lines, school systems and other public […]
Property Spotlight – Super Sweet on Quimby Pond!
SUPER SWEET on QUIMBY POND!! Seasonal 1BR cottage offers comfortable living all on one level. Fabulous views of the pond and Ephraim Ridge from the open living/kitchen area. Spacious deck great for entertaining and relaxing. Gradual slope to 100′ frontage with dock. Quiet setting – listen to the loons, gaze at the stars. Fully updated […]
October Savage Stats
Temperature Maximum: 76° Date: 10/1 Minimum: 26° Date: 10/31 Average True Temp: 44.32258° Precipitation Total for month: 6602″ Greatest: 1.92″ Date: 10/13 Daily Average: 0.212968” Year to Date: 33.797” Snow Total: .4” Snow on the Ground First Day: 0” Snow on the Ground Last Day: 0” Season to Date: .4″ Wind Peak: 47 Date: 10/1 […]
Shrinking House
Now, I am not sure what adjective would be good here. Frugal, Cheap, wise or something bred into me. As large a family as we had, we needed lots of space. When the space became small, the confrontations became more frequent. It would get to the point, if someone just looked at you cross-eyed, that […]