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Height of Land scenic overlook in Rangeley area now open on Route 17

LETTER D TOWNSHIP — A few travelers took pictures of the spectacular views of Mooselookmeguntic Lake from the newly reconstructed scenic overlook at the Height of Land on Route 17 on Thursday afternoon. What they saw were clouds being blown across the obscured Bemis Mountain Range by a chilling northeast wind, swirling and dancing over […]

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Mexico library to host magician

MEXICO — As part of the Mexico Public Library’s programming for kids, the library will host an exciting, non-scary Halloween Magic Show with magician Conjuring Carroll at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, at the Calvin Lyons Hall, next door to the library. Children and adults alike will enjoy family fun entertainment. Conjuring Carroll offers a […]

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Feral cat captured Oct. 6 in Mexico was rabid

MEXICO — A feral cat captured on Oct. 6 near the Dixfield line and spayed the next day in Norway tested positive for rabies on Monday, Becky McDonald of River Valley Animal Advocates said. McDonald believes the Maine coon cat mix, named “Tough Mommy” by its rescuers, contracted rabies from a raccoon that attacked her […]

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Scholarship crock pot cook-off planned

MEXICO — The University College will host a scholarship crock pot cook-off from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Region 9 School of Applied Technology on 377 River Road. There will be five categories: chili, soup, stew, chowder and name your own. The name your own category can be meatball […]

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Town of Mexico plans night of appreciation

MEXICO — The town’s annual night of appreciation will be held Oct. 20 at the Mexico Recreation Center. The event is an invitation-only dinner where selectmen show their appreciation to town employees, committee members and volunteers. Various awards, including citizen of the year, volunteer of the year, and employee of the year, will be presented. […]

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Mexico board tables plowing issue

MEXICO — Selectmen on Tuesday tabled the issue of whether the town should continue plowing Backkingdom Road all the way to Albert Aniel’s doorstep, because they want more information. Town Manager John Madigan had learned that the road possibly ended 300 or more feet before Aniel’s door step. At Tuesday’s meeting, Madigan presented historical data, […]