RANGELEY — One of the Fire Department’s tools — a boom-mounted aerial scope that firefighters use to get at multistory buildings — needs repairs, fire Chief Rudy Davis told the Board of Selectmen this week. He and other members of the Fire Department were at Tuesday night’s meeting to request money for maintenance to the […]
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Images by Rangeley photographer on display at Portland Museum of Art
RANGELEY — The Portland Museum of Art is showing images by local photographer Madeline de Sinety, known for her striking images of people in small communities. The photographs by de Sinety, born in France and a Rangeley resident since 1985, are primarily black and white. They include photos she took in France during the 1970s […]
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Correction: Band program cost wrong
An article on B2 in the Franklin edition Thursday about the Rangeley Lakes Regional School and a proposal to bring back a band program should have stated that Rangeley Friends of the Arts would pay $4 per student for music lessons with Toby Castle while the school would pay $5 and students would pay $6. […]
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Board contemplates return of band for Rangeley School
RANGELEY — At Tuesday night’s school board meeting, Ginger Castle spoke on behalf of her husband, Toby, who wants to organize Rangeley Lakes Regional School’s first band in 20 years. The first part of getting the band started, obtaining the instruments, could already be in place, she said. Toby Castle runs The One Man Band, […]
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State looks to give Mooselookmeguntic end of Route 4 to Rangeley
RANGELEY — If you are in Oquossoc and want to drive down to the Haines Landing boat launch on Mooselookmeguntic Lake, you are in for a bumpy ride. The 1.1 mile stretch on Route 4 has more than a few cracks and holes. For years, road maintenance there has been the responsibility of the state. […]
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Rangeley selectmen deny request for flower bed damage
RANGELEY — Damage to wooden flowerbeds prompted Kyle Ladd, owner of Mingo Springs Golf Course, to complain to the town of Rangeley and submit a request for $187 in damages. He blamed plows for hitting them when they were clearing roads. The Rangeley board of selectmen was not keen to pay. “We spend a lot […]
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Rangeley Friends of the Arts grant yields discounted dance classes
RANGELEY — The Lakeside Dance Academy of Rangeley will start the fall session during the week of Sept. 19, offering classes for all levels in ballet, jazz and tap. Classes will be held at the Rangeley Wellness Pavillion and at the Rangeley Lakes Regional School. The Rangeley Friends of the Arts will sponsor all classes […]
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Orgonon announces September hours
RANGELEY — Orgonon, The Wilhelm Reich Museum, Dodge Pond Road, will be open for Labor Day weekend from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3. The rest of September it will be open Saturdays only from 1 to 5 p.m. Few places in the world combine the intellectual fascination and raw natural beauty of Orgonon, […]
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Coach: Georgia Campbell, Jeff Hawksley (second year) Last year’s record: 8-5, lost in Western D semifinal. Returning players: Seniors — Sandra Campbell, Emily Carrier, Chantal Carrier; Juniors — Olivia Jannace. Abigail Abbott, Jenney Abbott, Heidi Elliott; Sophomore — Victoria Letarte; Freshmen — Seve Deery-DeRaps, Taylor Esty. Key losses: Allie Hammond (MF), Sierra Machacos (F), Savanna […]