For well over 40 years, the people of western Maine—and folks from around the United States and Canada—have delighted in the storytelling of Rangeley native Gaylon “Jeep” Wilcox. Now, he will also share his poems through his book, Favorite Story-poems of Maine’s Unique Storyteller Gaylon Jeep Wilcox, The Woodland Bard, slated to appear December 22nd […]
Karen Beaudoin
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Chef Scrappy: Red Velvet Chocolate Chip Cookies
My move to Maine was exceptionally different for me. My work wondrously brought me across this country, LA to Boston, North and South, and everything in between them, and as home base, the State of Texas in Dallas-Fort Worth, as well to which was totally enlightening, exhilarating and fulfilling to me. With NO limits for […]
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Hospitality is clearly ramping up in Rangeley
And it is sure to make the area even more of a destination in the future!
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Gull Pond Earns Top Award from the Maine Lakes Society
The Maine Lakes Society has announced the Gull Pond Association (GPA) in Rangeley, Maine, has earned the Society’s Golden Achievement Award for its LakeSmart activity. This distinction is a credit to both the homeowners on Gull Pond, as well as the Gull Pond Association. Many homeowners on Gull Pond are careful with the impact their […]
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Library to host reading, book signing WILTON — Local author and ski enthusiast, Megan Roberts, will present her new book, “Titcomb, a Mountain of Ski Memories,” at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, at the Wilton Free Public Library, 6 Goodspeed St. Roberts will read from her book, answer questions and talk all things Titcomb. She […]
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Muskie’s 1968 vice presidential campaign recalled at Bates College forum
People watch part of Maine statesman Edmund Muskie’s acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination for vice president in 1968, during a program Thursday at the Muskie Archives at Bates College. (Andree Kehn/Sun Journal) LEWISTON — Half a century after they labored on the vice presidential campaign of U.S. Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine, some of his […]
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Newry sets date for withdrawal termination vote
The town also plans to send out a letter to residents with information on the issue.
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Greenwood looks to form conservation commission
The committee’s work would all be volunteer.
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Community meals
DIXFIELD — The Dirigo High School National Honor Society will be hosting a harvest supper from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the high school cafeteria. The meal will include turkey, potatoes, vegetables, casseroles, dessert and drinks. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 for senior citizens and students. All proceeds will go to help […]
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Christmas for Kids/Teens deadline PARIS — The application deadline for both Christmas for Kids and Christmas for Teens is Thursday, Dec. 6. Applications are available at Community Concepts, the Chamber of Commerce, guidance offices in SAD 17 schools and by mail at Rightstart, Inc., P.O. Box 726, Norway, ME 04268. Donations may also be mailed […]