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Published
May 9, 2022

Federal judge denies Rangeley man’s request to use marijuana while on bail

Lucas Sirois pleaded not guilty to a 15-count indictment in November in an alleged illicit marijuana operation.
Published
April 13, 2022

Federal judge hears motion to amend release conditions for a Rangeley man

Lucas Sirois of Rangeley wants to use medical marijuana or an alternative for health reasons.
Published
March 14, 2022

Maine woman killed in snowmobile crash in northern Oxford County

Marjorie Davan, 52, of Oquossoc, died in the crash in Lower Cupsuptic Township.
Published
February 20, 2022

Warmer, rainier winters limit riding season for Maine snowmobiling clubs

The snowmobiling season began about six weeks late this winter, and weather conditions have made it difficult to maintain the state’s 14,000 miles of riding trails.
Published
January 22, 2022

Farmers markets are open. Here’s a list of some to visit around central and western Maine.

A sure sign spring (and summer) is the reopening of outdoor farmers markets across the state.

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Published
January 19, 2022

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust purchases 1,700 acres in Kennebago watershed

The land contains some of the finest wild brook trout habitat in the U.S.
Published
November 30, 2021

Wayne couple donates $1.5 million to workforce housing project at Saddleback Mountain

Officials hope to see Saddleback House break ground in the spring and work toward an opening next winter.
Published
November 14, 2021

Inside an alleged marijuana conspiracy aided by law enforcement for cash and cars

Federal authorities say a Maine man ostensibly selling medical marijuana made millions with co-conspirators in illicit sales.
Published
October 2, 2021

New lodge, new A-frames, new staff housing to come: Portland company expands to Rangeley to take on Saddleback Mountain builds

"I think their intent is to develop it in the spirit of the mountain and try to make it about the experience of being uniquely at Saddleback." — Matthew Ahlberg, vice president and director of design services, Barrett Made Architecture + Construction
Published
September 6, 2021

Rangeley teen’s intensely personal artwork brings her to art school and a Times Square billboard

Beginning with an art contest in her hometown, Sophie Chu-O'Neil has made her way to Maine College of Art and Design in Portland and into a summer internship in New York City.