Stephanie Dellavalle

The Rangeley Highlander

Latest

Published
July 23, 2021

Rangeley Taxes Will Increase

A tax commitment presentation was an important portion of the July 19th Rangeley Board of Selectmen’s meeting. Matt Caldwell of RJD Appraisal, the Town of Rangeley’s contracted assessing firm, provided the information. Rangeley saw an increase in new real estate valuations of approximately four million dollars over the past year. The revenue from this additional […]
Published
July 23, 2021

“The Kitchen Table” – An Evening of Storytelling

The Rangeley Friends of the Arts will host an entertaining evening of personal storytelling on August 7, 2021, at the RFA Lakeside Theater, 2493 Main St. in Rangeley, beginning at 7 PM. The event, entitled The Kitchen Table, is directed by Tim Straub. This event is sponsored in part by Furbish Brewhouse and Eats. This […]
Published
July 23, 2021

Property Spotlight: Charming, Peaceful and Private Camp on Gull Pond

One of the best spots on a lake in all of Rangeley! Lovely, quiet, peaceful and private. This location has it all! Easy access to the snowmobile trails. Charming camp with fully insulated, year-round studio apartment over the garage. Gull Pond is close to Rangeley, yet tucked away and unseen to the public. Great […]
Published
July 23, 2021

The Stoop Id

Downtown, today, is thick with tourists rolling along Main Street. Some lope, some amble, some with children, some with dogs. Some carry bags filled with local booty. Some are returning from the Pine Tree Frosty with ice cream melting down their hands. Some are wandering in no great hurry the way a committed vacationer should. […]
Published
July 23, 2021

A Whole Lotta’ Loggin’ Goin’ On

For me, this past weekend’s events started with the Little Miss and Mr. Wood Chip contest that was held on the lawn outside of the Rangeley Inn on the evening of Friday, July 16th. Ron Haines is always great at the podium blending interesting information about the Maine Forestry Museum with funny questions and answers […]
Published
July 23, 2021

A Whole Lotta’ Loggin’ Goin’ On

For me, this past weekend’s events started with the Little Miss and Mr. Wood Chip contest that was held on the lawn outside of the Rangeley Inn on the evening of Friday, July 16th. Ron Haines is always great at the podium blending interesting information about the Maine Forestry Museum with funny questions and answers […]
Published
July 23, 2021

Our Lady of the Lakes Parish to Hold “Welcome Home” Celebration in Oquossoc on August 22

OQUOSSOC—A day to celebrate a special parish while also rejoicing together after a long pandemic apart is scheduled for the parishioners and community members in the towns of Our Lady of the Lakes Parish (Our Lady of the Lakes Church, Oquossoc; St. Luke Church, Rangeley; St. John Church, Stratton; Bell Chapel, Sugarloaf Mountain). A “Welcome […]
Published
July 23, 2021

Snap Shots in Time… Historical Glimpses from the Region’s Iconic Past: Conception of Genius

(Editor’s note: Contemporary commentary in italics, otherwise copy is reprinted just as it was in 1896, although some paragraphs or lines are omitted for space reason’s). Conception of Genius Does “Rangeley Lakes” really want to know the origin of “Pisgah” as the name of a hill in the lake region? Well, then, it was evolved […]
Published
July 23, 2021

Plein air oils workshop with Vermette in Rangeley

The RFA is sponsoring a Plein Air Oils Workshop on September 17 through September 20 with established artist Michael Vermette. The workshop is 2 ½ days of instruction over a four-day period open to adult artists of all ability levels, utilizing sites on The Artists Trail and around the Rangeley area. The Artists Trail is […]
Published
July 23, 2021

Bureau of Parks and Lands Requests Public Input

The Bureau of Parks and Lands (BPL) owns a site on the summit of Bald Mountain in Oquossoc that is leased to a private commercial telecommunication provider for a telecommunications tower and related facilities. The owner of the tower has submitted an application for modification of the tower to increase the height by 18 feet […]

Sign In: