limited to about 50 exhibitors, so be sure to mail your application, check and images to be received on time. New in 2014: Acceptance notices will be sent by email as soon as possible after the deadline unless you specify that you need a mailed confirmation. Prizes will be awarded in both the fine art […]
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Drug Take Back April 26th
RANGELEY POLICE DEPARTMENT TAKING BACK UNWANTED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH, AT RANGELEY TOWN OFFICE Rangeley, Maine – On Saturday, 4/26/2014 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Rangeley Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public another opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of […]
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Community Visioning April 9th- You’re Invited
COMMUNITY VISIONING 6:30pm-8:30pm @ The Rangeley School Gym (Wednesday, April 9th) Rangeley Health and Wellness celebrates 20 years!!! We have seen so many changes in the community as a whole and believe that this is due to the caring, engaged community members we call our friends. Back in the mid 90’s, right after we became an […]
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Have you seen signs of spring?
It’s been a long winter, let’s face it. We’re all eager for signs of spring. If you have photos of impending spring, we’d like to see them. Send us your favorites. Our photographers will choose the best and we’ll feature them in an upcoming edition of our Sunday B section. Send your photos to Amber […]
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A peek into this week – March 27, 2014
Spring! It’s, well, here. Sort of. Welcome? Though hesitancy – not to mention outrage – might be the best way to greet the lackluster change in season, flamingos (that’s right, flamingos) have ignored the snow and are descending on lawns in flocks found favoriting homes and business all around the area. Stumped? The front page […]
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Program on checking for ticks offered
Hirundo Wildlife Refuge and Penobscot Valley Chapter of Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine are offering “Tick Check,”, a program on human insect-borne diseases, on Saturday, April 5 from 10 a.m.-noon at the Maine Forest Service Central Region Headquarters in Old Town, Maine.
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Orono Land Trust holding annual meeting
The public is invited to the Orono Land Trust’s 28th Annual Meeting on Friday, March 28 at the Keith Anderson Community House, 19 Bennoch Road in Orono. A social gathering with refreshments begins at 6:30,p.m. followed at 7 p.m. by a membership meeting and a program. This year’s program features Cheryl Daigle, the Community Liaison/Outreach […]
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Penobscot Times preview, March 20, 2014
In this week’s Penobscot Times: The county real estate market is improving; pro football player Matt Mulligan visits the Leonard Middle School; the OTHS robotics team scores big in its first ever tourney; and much, much more. Pick up your copy of the Times today for all the details!
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Movie-ing Into the Future
Yes! Rangeley Friends of the Arts would like to make it perfectly clear. The RFA Lakeside Theater is a community arts center and will continue showing movies in addition to showcasing live arts events. Having just taken ownership of the Lakeside Theater in December 2013, the non-profit organization has had much to take on, plan […]
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Identity Theft & More- March 25th RPL
The Rangeley Public Library invites you to a free presentation offered by Amy Schram of the Better Business Bureau on Tuesday, March 25th at 6:00 PM. Ms. Schram will be discussing two important issues. In the first half hour she will discuss Identity Theft and the most common tactics that scam artists are using to obtain our personal […]