As climate change has gradually warmed Maine winters, symptoms of the issue have become more visible.
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WRGY 90.5 launches new radio programs
The four unique programs are produced locally for the community radio station
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WRGY 90.5 FM Achieves Record-Breaking Fundraising in 2024
RANGELEY — WRGY 90.5 FM, the Rangeley Community Radio Project, announces unprecedented growth in fundraising and community engagement for the fiscal year 2024. The station has reached a significant financial milestone, achieving its annual budget of $72,000. This represents a remarkable 50% increase in fundraising compared to the previous year. Additionally, WRGY has experienced a […]
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Snapshots in Time
What follows appeared in the October 29, 1895, edition of the RANGELEY LAKES newspaper. This was an installment authored by the veteran woodsman, Joshua Gross Rich. Rich was an early homesteader in the Rangeley region and one of its earliest guides. The short piece was originally printed in FOREST & STREAM, the leading national sporting […]
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Winter fly tying classes announced
RANGELEY — Rangeley Region Sports Shop has announced a full schedule of winter fly tying classes. Classes will take place on Saturdays beginning Jan. 4 at Furbish Brew House and Eats, 2541 Main St. Please sign up by visiting rangeleyflyshop.com, calling the shop at (207)864-5615, or emailing [email protected]. Bring your own tools. If you need […]
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Dog grooming spa set to open
Paw Spaw will offer one-on-one dog grooming services beginning Monday, January 6.
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Local students earn collegiate recognition
The following area students earned collegiate recognition. Emerson College BOSTON — Emerson College has announced local students named to the dean’s list for the fall 2024 semester. They are: Nicole Levine of Raymond, a member of the class of 2025 majoring in business creative enterprises. Rachel Spear of Farmington, a member of the class of […]
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Season of Giving grant benefits Sargent Family Community Fund
Skowhegan Savings Bank employees donate $20,000 to 20 nonprofits during the 4th annual Season of Giving.
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Walk to Bethlehem
RANGELEY — Rangeley Friends of the Arts presented its annual Walk to Bethlehem for the 45th year in a row, on Dec. 8. It has become a community favorite, allowing neighbors to join together and celebrate the season of Christmas in a meaningful way. Traditions grow strong roots in the fertile soil of a healthy community, […]
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Rangeley board approves snowmobile purchase
The utility snowmobile is a Capital Purchase for the Sewer Department.