The Rangeley Friends of the Arts will present the 39th annual Walk to Bethlehem on Sunday, Dec. 8. Join friends and neighbors caroling through the streets followed by a family oriented Christmas presentation of music and drama highlighting the talent of local young people. The event will end with a traditional nativity pageant where a […]
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Central Maine morning commute expected to be ‘a little bit of a mess’ as storm rolls in
The National Weather Service in Gray predicts 5 to 7 inches of snow will accumulate in the region Tuesday, as the storm peaks between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m.
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Chester Greenwood earmuff celebration kicking off winter events in Franklin County
The 22nd annual Festival of Trees will have an extra-special meaning as some decorations will honor and support those affected by the Farmington gas explosion in September.
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Dan Cassidy: Time to boot up before ski season
Winter weather can be harsh on apparel and equipment, including ski and snowboard boots.
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Maine gears up for another big snowmobile season
When conditions are right, avid riders hit trails en masse.
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Maine offers adaptive programs for winter recreation
Adaptive programs for people with disabilities are being offered at Sunday River, Sugarloaf and other area mountains in Maine.
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Maine Ski Hall of Fame 2019 inducts 8 new members
The eight inductees were Seth Wescott, Lindsay Ball, Henry Anderson, Leigh Breidenbach, Don Fowler, Billy Chenard, Paul Schipper and Robert Zinck.
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Snodeo, Winterpaloozah! among top attractions in Rangeley area
Outdoor activities and fun challenges are planned in the northern Franklin County town.
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Winter storm survival tips
From purchasing a generator to being prepared at home, there are many ways Mainers can be ready if a big winter storm knocks out power.
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House impeachment report to be unveiled as Judiciary Committee prepares for hearing
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday the House should suspend its inquiry while the president is overseas.