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December 23, 2022
I have been coming to Rangeley for over 30 years now. I remember all the old names on the Main Street buildings like Scribner’s Hardware, Roadkill Cafe and People’s Choice to name a few. I have stayed at most places like the Rangeley Inn, Town and Lake Cottages, and then I discovered renting houses. As
October 29, 2022
Want to see a kaleidoscope of fall colors? New England fall foliage is what you're looking for if you want to see Mother Nature at its finest.
July 8, 2022
On July 5, 2022 the Rangeley Selectmen conducted their Annual Organizational Meeting. Cyndy Egan was re-elected as Chairman of the Board and Ethna
June 16, 2022
Under Clapp’s direction, the most significant conservation effort of the Downeast Chapter of Maine Audubon has been the Bluebird Trail.
March 4, 2022
All persons charged are innocent until proven guilty 02/19/2022 0134hrs, Deputy Morgan responded to a report of a single vehicle accident on Route 27 in New Vineyard. Mallory Lewis (29) of Farmington was driving a 2010 Toyota when she lost control on the ice, ran off the road hitting a mailbox along the way. No […]
December 5, 2021
The Rangeley Friends of the Arts plan to present the 41st annual Walk to Bethlehem on Sunday, Dec. 12. Caroling through the streets is followed by a
May 28, 2021
By Mark Beauregard Read Article Rangeley’s Annual Town Meeting will be at the Rangeley Town Office on Tuesday, June 8, 2021. Voting by written ballot will take place between 8:00am and 8:00pm. A copy of the Annual Town report is currently available at the Town Office and should prove helpful for informed voting. This year’s Annual Town Report is dedicated to Alice (Quimby) Smith. Alice was in attendance at the May 17, 2021 Board of Selectmen’s meeting. A Selectmen signed copy of...
February 15, 2021
Where to take a mid-winter getaway without leaving Maine Take a break from the pandemic by visiting a different area of the state, whether your thing is scenic drives and small-town charm, or skiing, hiking and snowmobiling. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal While we’re pivoting on everything else, why not adjust Maine’s most iconic saying to the pandemic as well: “You can get away from here, by staying here.” It makes sense. We’re still at the point in the pandemic where taking a vacation o...