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Let’s Get It Right! in Harrison

HARRISON — Resilient Harrison Maine and Harrison Village Library will present a monthly discussion series based on the book What If We Get It Right?: Visions of Climate Futures by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. Structured as a series of interviews and short essays, the information contained in the book will readily prompt further discussion, exploration, and broaden […]

Posted inThe Rangeley Highlander

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust welcomes new board members

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) recently announced the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors: Rachel Hovel and Kyle Haley. Both bring strong ties to the region and diverse professional expertise that will strengthen RLHT’s leadership in conservation, restoration, and stewardship. “We’re excited to welcome Rachel and Kyle to the board,” said […]

Posted inThe Bethel Citizen

Bethel Rotary Yard Sale thanks

To the Editor: The 2025 Bethel Rotary Yard Sale was a great success, and the club very much appreciates the community support and participation. Thanks to your individual donations of items and purchases of them, the funds raised will go back into the community to support many projects and activities, a large portion of them […]

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Maine Chapter of the American Institute of Architects announces housing design competition

STATE — The Maine Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA Maine) is pleased to announce the launch of 207 Home: Design Competition, aimed at identifying innovative and sustainable housing solutions to address community needs across Maine. The competition opens August 8 and invites Maine design firms, professionals, residents, and students enrolled in Maine […]

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Oxford native is Graduate of the Year

OXFORD — Oxford native MacKenzie Dargie is one of five students nationally recognized as Graduate of the Year by Penn Foster Group, a leading provider of online education. She was selected for her academic excellence, character, and perseverance. After undergoing two brain surgeries as a child, MacKenzie found comfort in photography and its ability to […]