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Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

THUMBS UP to the wonderful Rangeley fire department. After the big storm,  our power was off for 18 hours, like many folks. When the power came back on, within minutes a  broken tree branch  started smoking . It  was touching the power line, had some sparks and an alert neighbor  driving by called 911 and […]

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Limerick for the Times

The good news was that every staff person and at least a dozen customers in the IGA last Sunday morning was wearing a mask. The bad news: Except one. Hence the inspiration for the following limerick: There was a young man in the IGA today Who stood out defiantly with no mask as if putting […]

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A Foggy Start

I will start by admitting there was more then once that folks who considered themselves normal, questioned my style of thinking. Just because it is early in the morning and I am outside walking around barefooted does not make me a tad warped in my way of doing things. I realize most normal folks would […]

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Over 70 Rangeley Businesses Take COVID19 Safety Pledge

Rangeley, Maine – Every summer, Rangeley’s population swells when seasonal residents and visitors from across the country flock to this unique mountain community. Recognizing the potential for COVID19 transmission, over seventy Rangeley businesses have taken a pledge to protect the health of their community, employees, and customers by following safety guidelines and responding to community input. The […]

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Scrappy Chef: The Mighty Lobster

Let’s pause today to consider, if not praise, the mighty Lobster. It was once known as “The Cockroach of the Sea”, I know Heh! (Oh, I just tripped over my Canadian background), just the word “cockroach” makes me cringe. The lobster, then at a later time was re-named “The Armoured Knight of the Ocean” and […]