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Stephanie Dellavalle

The Rangeley Highlander

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  • Published
    August 18, 2023

    Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down

    •THUMBS DOWN to the two vehicles that struck and killed a deer fawn on main street by the fish truck, left it in middle of road and kept going. SHAME ON YOU! •THUMBS DOWN to all the accidental 911 calls. A waste of time and resources.  Start charging them a fee. •THUMBS UP to Ken […]

  • Published
    August 18, 2023

    Wedding Shout Out to Gina & Dan!

    July 29th Saddleback Mountain hosted a wedding celebration for Gina and Dan. Dan is a 3rd generation Saddleback skier and knew when we the mountain re-opened that he would be saying “I Do” at the lodge with Tightline in the background. Thanks for choosing Saddleback to celebrate!

  • Published
    August 18, 2023

    New Ventures Maine Announces Free Classes in Career, Business, and Financial Education for September

    AUGUSTA, MAINE — August 15, 2023 — New Ventures Maine will offer free online and in-person workshops and classes statewide in September in three program areas: career, business and financial education. Workshops and classes are designed to help people in Maine gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to start a business, build a career, and manage money. The full class schedule […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    RLHT to host Edible and Medicinal Mushroom Workshop

    Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust will host their annual mushroom workshop on August 12 in Rangeley. Taught by expert Greg Marley, this day-long workshop is devoted to building the skills needed to identify common mushrooms and to begin a lifetime of wild mushrooming. The class will combine lecture and outdoor experience to look at identification features, […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    Dancing in the Rain: Gary Levox and The Marshall Tucker Band

    When The Marshall Tucker Band had to cancel last year’s annual Rangeley Health and Wellness benefit concert due to Covid, I for one was disappointed. I grew up listening to their music and seriously have played “Can’t You See” countless times, and often on repeat. Recorded in 1973, fifty years ago, it’s still on my […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    SAD 58 citizens to receive survey on district’s vision on educational approaches

    On Tuesday, the SAD 58 Board of Directors elected Jessica Caine to serve as chair of the board. Joanne Bachelder was elected to serve as vice chair. Incoming directors Benjamin Davis of Kingfield, Jessie Stinchfield of Strong, Joseph Ford of Phillips, Mary Nodine of Kingfield, and Rebecca Croteau of Strong, were all sworn in after […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    Snapshots in Time: Juvenile Delinquency

    What follows appeared in the August 1, 1957, edition of the RANGELEY HIGHLANDER. We begin with a appears to be a well-researched article by Zelpha Nile on the original homestead of Squire James Rangeley. Zelpha, a name not used much anymore, grew up in a portion of the original structure. The article included the original […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    RLHT to host Edible and Medicinal Mushroom Workshop

    Rangeley, ME – Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust will host their annual mushroom workshop on August 12 in Rangeley. Taught by expert Greg Marley, this day-long workshop is devoted to building the skills needed to identify common mushrooms and to begin a lifetime of wild mushrooming. The class will combine lecture and outdoor experience to look at identification […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    Dan’s Data- July Weather

    Temperature Maximum: 86°- July 7 Minimum: 48° July 30 Average True Temp: 61.77419° Precipitation Total for month: 7.06″ Greatest: 1.73″ Date: July 19 Daily Average: 0.227742” Year to Date: 28.48″ Wind Peak: 34 mph Date: July 8 Low: 11 Date: July 30 Average Peak 18.3871 mph Barometric Pressure High: 29.85 Date: July 21 Low: 29.6 […]

  • Published
    August 4, 2023

    Sale of The Rangeley Highlander, other newspapers, to national nonprofit is finalized

    The sale of most of Maine’s daily newspapers, including the Sun Journal, to a national nonprofit that has pledged to preserve and invest in local news has been finalized. Masthead Maine owner Reade Brower and Elizabeth Hansen Shapiro, CEO and founder of the National Trust for Local News, confirmed Tuesday that the sale has closed. […]

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