Stephanie Dellavalle

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October 15, 2021

Dan’s Data: August & September

AUGUST Temperature Maximum: 87° Date: 8/13 Minimum: 41° Date: 8/4 Average True Temp: 61.03° Precipitation Total for month: 2.432″ Greatest: 0.72″ Date: 8/14 Daily Average: 0.078452” Year to Date:18.356 Wind Peak: 31mph Date: 8/1 Low: 0 Date: Average Peak 13 mph Barometric Pressure High: 30.15 8/28 Low: 0 Wind Chill Low: 42° Date: 8/16 Humidity […]
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October 15, 2021

Little Shop of Horrors- RLRS Student Performance

The Rangeley Lakes Regional Middle and High School Drama Club presents Little Shop of Horrors at the RFA Lakeside Theater on November 19 – November 21. Showtimes are Nov 19 and 20 at 7PM and November 21 at 2PM. General admission tickets will be available at the door one hour prior to show time. Adult […]
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October 15, 2021

Rangeley Selectmen Discuss TIF, Money Transfers, Ice Fishing and Zoning Changes

The Rangeley Board of Selectmen received an update from their TIF Attorney Alyssa Tibbets at their October 4th meeting. Rangeley’s Downtown Tax Increment Financing District (TIF) application has been approved by the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development. The approval was not completed prior to the required August commitment date which means that the […]
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October 15, 2021

Perlson Honored at Scenic Byway Ceremony with Dedication

The community gathered on the evening of October 6 to celebrate the completion of the Nancy A. Perlson Scenic Turnout and the Rangeley Region Wayfinding System. Nancy Perlson is well known in the region for her passion for conservation. For 18 years, she was Executive Director of Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust. Retired, she chooses to […]
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October 15, 2021

Perlson Honored at Scenic Byway Ceremony with Dedication

The community gathered on the evening of October 6 to celebrate the completion of the Nancy A. Perlson Scenic Turnout and the Rangeley Region Wayfinding System. Nancy Perlson is well known in the region for her passion for conservation. For 18 years, she was Executive Director of Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust. Retired, she chooses to […]
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October 15, 2021

County Commissioner Expansion Should Benefit Rangeley Area Towns

The State of Maine November 2, 2021 ballot is available for absentee voting. There are two Franklin County Referendum questions on this year’s ballot. Question 1 asks if the position of elected County Treasurer should be abolished and replaced with a Treasurer appointed by the County Commissioners. Question 2 asks voters if they favor increasing […]
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October 15, 2021

It’s Gone

Well summer has indeed slipped on by again. As the years roll on by, the summers go even faster. When you are young and just a little tyke, the summers are so long and filled with adventure. But after seventy plus summers, they go by with a gentle poof. It becomes fall again. And then […]
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October 15, 2021

Snapshots in Time: October 15, 1896

What follows please find a smattering of tidbits from the October 15, 1896 edition of THE RANGELEY LAKES newspaper. I hope you enjoy the wonderful simplicity of what was considered “newsworthy”. We certainly can learn a great deal from the past. Enjoy and have a great week! (Editor’s comments in Italics otherwise reprinted just as […]
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October 15, 2021

Last Ride Home from Rangeley

Dear Rangeley, I went to Rangeley to turn in keys etc. and get some personal items. Pretty tough, but proud of what was accomplished. So many great times that I am so grateful for. I am a rich man, thank you! I have made the journey from Rangeley to New Vineyard twice a day for […]
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October 15, 2021

Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

THUMBS DOWN- Our County Commissioners for putting 2.9 million in Federal Covid relief funds into CDs. Evidently they don’t get out much! THUMBS UP- To all of the participants in the Center Street Barn Raising. Friendship and talent all in one place in a small Town. Love you Ryan!

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