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Talk to Me

We tell stories. That’s what humans do. It helps us process the events of the world around us. If you don’t tell your own story someone else will. I have told my fair share of doozies over the decades. None were told without hype. I cook my meals with seasoning and I tell my stories […]

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Snapshots in Time: March 1896

Below the reader will please find two articles found in the March 12,1896 edition of the RANGELEY LAKES. Cornelia “Fly Rod” Crosby had approached the president of the Maine Central Railroad (M.C.R.R.) to propose that she lead a delegation of Rangeley Guides to promote Maine sporting travel at the coming New York Sporting Exposition to […]

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Being Warm

Ok, so my thinking is just not what some of you fine folks would call normal.  Well, I know I can’t blame it on the horse that almost kicked me in the head. That would make a most fine reason. But he missed. He knew I did not like him and it appeared as though […]

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New Ventures Maine Announces Tuition-Free Classes in Career, Business, and Financial Education for March

Maine, Statewide—New Ventures Maine (NVME) will offer tuition-free online and in-person workshops and classes in March in three program areas: career, business and financial education. Workshops and classes are designed to help people in Maine gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to start a business, build a career, and manage money. The full class schedule is updated […]