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Stephen Charles Philbrick - The Irregular - Vimarsana News

Stephen Charles Philbrick - The Irregular

MARATHON, FL – Stephen Charles Philbrick of Oquossoc, Maine, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, April 26 while on an annual family vacation. He was 69 years old. Stephen was born in Farmington, Maine on October 5, 1953, the son of the late Raymond H. Philbrick and Therese (Turmenne) Philbrick. He was the beloved husband of

Rangeley firetruck article ruled legal for annual meeting warrant - Vimarsana News

Rangeley firetruck article ruled legal for annual meeting warrant

If passed, the purchase price is not to exceed $750,000, not including interest and fees.

Rangeley plans hearing on $4.72 million municipal budget - Vimarsana News

Rangeley plans hearing on $4.72 million municipal budget

Residents to vote on the proposed 2022-23 spending package on June 14.

Rangeley sets public hearing on budget articles - Vimarsana News

Rangeley sets public hearing on budget articles

The $9 million proposal includes estimates for the school district and Franklin County.

Dissecting the words of U.S. history - Vimarsana News

Dissecting the words of U.S. history

Dissecting the words of U.S. history Phyllis Van Buren We are the United States of America. Politicians plead for unity, but we are more divided now than before the Civil Rights movement.  Are people in this country striving for unity or for discord? Do some just look for the most obscure historical artifacts and stir the pot? Recognize the following line from a poem? It comes from “The Defence of Fort M'Henry,” written in 1814. Yet, it foments controversy more than two centuries later.  Few of us have ever read this poem, but we have sung the first stanza, never knowing that Francis...