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A group of Nordic skiers have come together to share their love for the sport with the City of Cold Lake. It all started with Les and Sarah Parsons, who founded the Bonnyville Nordic Ski Club, and put a call out in Cold Lake to see if there were any cross-country skiers in the city interested in joining them. A meeting was held at the Energy Centre in October. About 10 people showed up, and the result was a Facebook group called the Cold Lake Nordic Skiers, which now has over 80 members. Any Co...

Article content Edmonton city police are asking for Cold Lakers’ help in identifying two men of interest in an ongoing firearms investigation. On Oct. 16, two men visited a Cabela’s store in south Edmonton and purchased firearms while “engaging in suspicious behaviour,” police said in a May 12 news release. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Two men of interest in firearms investigation may be in Cold Lake Back to video Investigators are look...

By Compiled by Bill Pierce Executive Director of the Rangeley Lakes Historical Society Read Article What follows are some clippings from Page 1 of the December 10, 1896 edition of the RANGELEY LAKES newspaper. This edition was so interesting that I never got passed page 1 before finding some interesting material. What follows below is from a feature entitled “Recollections” found above the fold. Just as we today enjoy looking back to get a “snapshot” of what 1890’s Rangeley was like...