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HPCC barn quilt series update

The High Peaks Creative Council (HPCC) has completed the Phillips part of a barn quilt series placed throughout the High Peaks Region. Ian Reinholt recently hung this “feathered star” on the Phillips Area Community Center (PACC) joining the Phillips Public Library Studio, the Phillips Historical Society barn, the North Franklin Agricultural Building, Morgen Silver’s chicken […]

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Border Patrol Agents Take Aim with Rangeley Station Bringing Home the Chief’s Cup

On Friday, August 23, United States Border Patrol Agents from across the State of Maine gathered for the 9th Annual Chief’s Cup in Littleton. Rangeley Station’s Supervisory Border Patrol Agent Jeffrey Bottcher stole the show with his pin-point shooting; he took first place in the individual standings and teamed-up with Border Patrol Agent Dave Herrera […]

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There is no such thing as a bad roll in the Rangeley region!

And the best lobster roll is…. We said we would, and we did! (See the June 28 Rangeley Highlander 2nd Annual Lobstah Roll article.) Shouty red Lobstah Roll Crawl tee shirts donned, scorecards in hand and accompanied by a cute little 4-legged guy in his own Chasing Tail shirt, we decended on Rangeley/Oquossoc August 15, 16, 17 on a mission to identify […]

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Saddleback update

On 8-22-19 at the Farmhouse, a presentation was made by the ARCTARIS INVESTMENT FUND, a Social Impact Fund, and the possible purchaser of Saddleback.  A letter of intent to purchase the property was signed by the FUND and the Seller, Bill and Irene Berry from Farmington ME and the other Berry Family members in June, […]