Shelly Lowell and Leeanna Wilbur won during the June 9 election.
Quentin Blais
Staff Writer
Quentin Blais, an Illinois native, is the community reporter for the Rangeley Highlander. He covers Rangeley and the surrounding towns in northern Franklin County. Quentin studied photography and journalism at DePaul University in Chicago. He's excited to venture into Maine's outdoor recreation opportunities and dig a bit deeper into rural Maine life.
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Phillips-area voters reject school budget
The $13.21M spending plan was defeated, 576-525.
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Posted inCommunity, News, Schools and Education
Mt. Abram High School graduates 49 seniors
Family and friends celebrate the class of 2026 during commencement June 5.
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Oquossoc grocer aids community through pay-it-forward system
The Farmer’s Daughter has provided more than $2,000 to assist customers struggling with food insecurity.
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Books, Lines and Thinkers celebrates 30 years as Rangeley landmark
The independent bookstore has been selling literature and local art since 1996, navigating the emergence of Amazon and changes in Americans’ reading habits.
Posted inCommunity, News, Outdoors, Schools and Education
Skowhegan students get epic view of their work in western Maine
The group from Skowhegan Area High School’s outdoor leadership program built tables for the overlook in Dallas Plantation.
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Rangeley voters to weigh infrastructure, equipment at town meeting
The June 9 town meeting will put a proposed $11.88 million in budget articles to voters.
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Bowdoin temporarily withdraws Kingfield campsite application
The college will reapply after 6 months to allow the town time to review its ordinances.
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Trails around Rangeley Lakes region getting upgrades
Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is repairing trails, updating signage and seeking volunteers to help maintain its growing preserve network.
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Youth artwork shown at Carrabassett Valley Public Library
The exhibit showed art work by students from Stratton School, Western Maine Center for Kids, Carrabassett Valley Academy and a homeschool group for the community to celebrate.