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Maine Author Visits Rangeley

All through the bustling halls of the Rangeley Lakes Regional School, excitement filled the air as students welcomed Maine author, Mr. Chris Van Dusen. The author/illustrator, known for his humorous tales featuring Mr. Magee and his little dog, Dee, and an infamous Circus Ship, graciously accepted the invitation to share his insights and inspiration with […]

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Safe Voices new executive director feels honored to support survivors

FARMINGTON — Safe Voices, a private non-profit organization that provides advocacy for survivors of domestic abuse and violence, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation in Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford counties, announced on Wednesday, April 24, that Director of Programs Rebecca Austin will be replacing Elise Johansen as executive director. Johansen will be stepping down from the […]

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More than 2,700 acres of critical wildlife habitat conserved in Maine’s High Peaks Region in northern Franklin County

MOUNT ABRAM TOWNSHIP — A total of 2,706 acres have been added to the Mount Abraham Maine Public Reserved Land in northern Franklin County, conserving areas between Saddleback Mountain in Sandy River Plantation and Mount Abraham in Mount Abram Township. “The total purchase cost for the parcels was approximately $3.8 million,” Jim Britt, communication director […]

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Mountain Man: Cleaning Out

It is that time of year when the outside beckons one to just do the spring cleaning. You know you cannot just sit here and see that stray piece of greenhouse mother nature deposited on the lawn.  She has had a lot of fun this last winter. It became quite a challenge just to stay […]

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Snapshots in Time: Rangeley fishing stories

The following appeared in the June 5, 1906, edition of the MAINE WOODSMAN newspaper and shares a regular column by the famous Cornelia “Fly Rod” Crosby known as FLY ROD’S NOTE BOOK. Spring has sprung, so get outside and make some great outdoor history of your own! (Contemporary commentary shared in Italics). Fly Rod’s Note […]