FARMINGTON — A Franklin County justice ordered a convicted Rangeley man to undergo a psychological exam before deciding whether to amend his bail to allow him contact with his grandson and to own a cat. Assistant District Attorney James Andrews told the court Friday that he opposes changing the bail to allow Carl Stowe Jr., […]
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Isabel Stewart
LAKELAND, Ga. — Isabel Stewart, 85, formerly of Rangeley, passed away Dec. 12, at the Lakeland Villa Convalescent Home with two of her daughters at her side. Isabel was born Aug. 2, 1926, a daughter of Errol John and Dorothy Teresa (Brown) Haley. She was born and brought up in Rangeley Plantation, graduated from Rangeley […]
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Logging museum hosts RLRS’s new alternative education class
RANGELEY — On Oct. 18, the students of the Rangeley Lakes Regional School alternative education class, called “The Naturals,” participated in a 3 1/2-hour program at the Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum. The venture was a collaboration between Jeanette Jacobs, the alt. ed. teacher, and logging museum president, Ron Haines. The program was created as […]
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Rangeley high school students reinstated in ski program
RANGELEY — The School Committee voted Tuesday night to reinstate high school students in the Ski Tuesday program at Saddleback Resort. Administrative Assistant Wendy Steward gave a detailed report on the program, which the Rangeley Lakes Region School runs in collaboration with the resort. She said that last year the program had 89 student participants, […]
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School services may take hit, Rangeley board advised
RANGELEY — The School Committee learned Tuesday night that there may be less money for physical therapy and speech therapy and the need for more money for textbooks and equipment. Superintendent Brian Foster told the School Committee on Tuesday night that the Maine School Management Association has advised there will be a shortfall in Medicaid […]
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Community breakfast RANGELEY — The next community breakfast with everyone invited will be held from 7 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21, at Gingerbread House. Anyone with special dietary needs should call in advance so they can try to accommodate needs. For more information call 864-3602. Blue Christmas WILTON — A Blue Christmas service will […]
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Financial aid JAY — A financial aid information presentation for the parents of North and South Spruce Mountain High School Seniors will be given at 5 p.m Thursday, Dec. 15, in the North Campus High School Library. Dori Fellman, director of the GEAR-UP program at the University of Maine at Farmington, will describe the financial […]
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Rangeley boys’ basketball
Coach: Matt Clark (third year) Last year’s record: 10-9, lost in Western Class D quarterfinal Returning players: Seniors — Alex Morton (6-1 guard/forward), Kyle Haley (6-0 forward); Juniors — A.J. Elmes (5-9 guard), Josh Adams (6-3 center); Sophomores — Mike Haley (6-1 forward), Tomas Clinch (5-8 guard), David Bachelder (6-0 forward). Key losses: Regan Sargent, […]
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SPEWS11 Rangeley girlsbasketball
Coach: Heidi Deery (18th year) Last year’s record: 16-4, lost in Western D quarterfinal Returning letter winners: Seniors — Emily Carrier (5-10 guard), Chantal Carrier (5-9 forward); Juniors — Jenney Abbott (5-10 forward), Abby Abbott (5-10 guard); Sophomore — Tori Letarte (5-6 guard); Freshmen — Seve Deery-DeRaps (5-8 guard), Taylor Esty (6-1 guard/forward). Key losses: […]
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SPEWS11 Rangeley cheering
Coach — Tracy Cavalier (seven years), Assistant coach — Hannah Ventresca (two years) Juniors — Gabrielle Cavalier, Ariel Clinch, Megan Crossin, Lindsay Toothacker; Sophomores — Emma Enman, Tala Ferguson.