Stephanie Dellavalle

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October 1, 2021

Property Spotlight: The Red Onion

MLS #1492872 Rangeley Landmark, the Red Onion restaurant, 4146 square feet of 92+ seating capacity dining area inside with a 14′ x 30′ deck for outdoor dining ; and 3 bedroom residence upstairs. $675,000 For more information you may contact Aimée Danforth, Broker, Noyes Real Estate Agency 2388 Main Street, PO Box 1111, Rangeley, ME […]
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October 1, 2021

The Odyssey of Rangeley’s Doc Grant

The record breaking wildfires that have been ravaging California in recent weeks has brought new attention to parachutists, those that leap from aircraft into the cauldrons of such conflagrations. It’s an occasion to take a look at a notable Maine pioneer in this realm, Elmer “Doc” Grant. Grant, who died in 1964 at the age […]
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October 1, 2021

Sandy River Plantation: What a Great Place for a Meeting

Maine Mountain Media Arctaris Impact Investors held their annual meeting and outing at Saddleback from September 20-23. While in Rangeley, the Arctaris crew enjoyed many presentations on mountain improvement projects, lunch and dinners in the Pub and even tried their hand at outdoor activities like fly fishing and mountain biking.
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October 1, 2021

RLHT Honors Community Members Dedicated to Conservation

Rangeley, ME– Conservation community members were honored for their conservation contributions by Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust in August. The awards included the Senator Angus King for Conservation Excellence, which were awarded individually to Warren Whitney and Betsy Ham, of Maine Coast Heritage Trust. This award is meant to “publicly acknowledge those individuals who have worked to […]
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October 1, 2021

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Report September 18th – 24th 2021

All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty 09/18/2021 0143hrs, Deputy Davol responded to a medical emergency at a residence on Olde Parkway Road in Kingfield were it was reported a male had consumed an entire bottle of Jim Beam and had stopped breathing. Northstar Rescue personnel transported the male to FMH. 09/18/2021 0150hrs, Deputy […]
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October 1, 2021

Saddleback Mountain Celebrates Fall with Family Fun, Oktoberfest, Brews & Festive Music

Rangeley, Maine – Sept. 23, 2021 – It may not be snowmaking season just yet, but Autumn is here. And, with pleasing temperatures and eye-popping foliage, it’s a great time to plan a trip to Saddleback Mountain for the weekend to enjoy some festive fall events and recreation. This October the resort in partnership with […]
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October 1, 2021

Land Trust and Maine Trail Finder Partner to Elevate Rangeley Businesses

Rangeley, ME –Maine Trail Finder is Maine’s premier resource for discovering people-powered trails from Kittery to Calais to Fort Kent. Nearly 2.5 million outdoor adventurers have relied on MTF to find maps and information for hundreds of trails statewide. As MTF has grown over the years, so too have users’ requests for more info […]
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October 1, 2021

RFA Air Purification System Keeps Audiences Safer

The Rangeley Lakeside Theater reminds our Friends that in the spring of 2020 amid the COVID pandemic we installed the Premier-One Air Purifier System into our HVAC. This state-of-the-art system uses a combination of HEPA filters and special UV lights to eliminate bioaerosols, volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) allergens, bacteria and viruses, including the COVID-19 virus. […]
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October 1, 2021

Connecticut man dies in ATV crash in Madrid

MADRID TOWNSHIP — A Connecticut man died Monday after losing control of his ATV and crashing after coming off a bridge on a trail off Potato Hill Road, the Maine Warden Service said. Sebastian Constantini, 47, of Oxford, Connecticut, died at the scene, according to a statement from the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. […]
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October 1, 2021

Seasonal Friends of Rangeley Receive Generous Donation

The Seasonal Friends of Rangeley Scholarship, and Rangeley Lakes Area Legacy Scholarship, each has received a generous multi-year donation from the family of long-time seasonal residents of the area. Jim and Peggy Chapin visited Oquossoc for more than 30 years and were active supporters of a number of community organizations in the Rangeley region. Their […]

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