Sugarloaf Region Real Estate will work with you to find what you want, to sell your property at the best price, to ensure you are worry free throughout the process of buying & selling your home, camp or condo. The most important purchase in life is a home, be sure the hardest working & most knowledgeable agent around is by your side to help you find what you are looking for…. around here, that’s Liz!! PS The Redington property sold after exposure on WSKI-TV 17, so that’s off the market now…. that’s how HOT it is…..
Oct. 1st update from Bob at Looney Moose
Things are going with the flow at the Looney Moose, & that means, IMPROVING!! What they offer to eat & drink is not to be missed, OPEN Wed. – Sun. Start your day right, or stop by for lunch… another of the great cook in Stratton keeping us happy!!!
The AGC Fun. Fitness. In all weather, for all ages. COVID update Nov. 16
A HUGE addition to our Town was the creation of the Anti-Gravity Complex in partnership with Carrabassett Valley Academy, giving our guests a place to enjoy for a variety of activities that people expect to have available at full service destinations, while giving the student athletes of CVA the ability to train using the fully equipped weight room, gym, trampolines, climbing wall, skateboard bowl, etc…. Cold & windy days, especially, it’s a big benefit to have a place for the kids to run off steam…. & the adults, too!!
Our interview with Bruce Albiston & Kayla Lee at the Adaptive Outdoor Education Center
FIVE YEARS!! Congratulations, & here’s to more growth for more fulfillment of the MISSION to enhance the quality of life for all people with disabilities through adaptive recreation & education programs. The facility on the Outdoor Center Rd. in Carrabassett Valley offers fantastic ways to get their visitors outside:
WHAT WE ‘C’ AS THE MOST IMPORTANT VALUES IN OUR PROGRAMS:
Competence in recreation, life skills, wilderness skills, and nature education.
Confidence to apply skills to challenges` in a supportive environment.
Connection between people, self, and place.
Collaboration with local organizations.
Community of inclusivity.
207-237-2676
www.adaptiveoutdooreducationcenter.org
Irregular is not irregular; it’s Online every Wednesday…
“Serving the Western Mountains of Maine…Where the Kids Grow Straight and Tall and the Women are All Good Looking.”
The Original Irregular was a local newspaper that covers the Northern Franklin County region with a circulation of 3,000, close to one-third of subscribers folks “from away” who own hunting, fishing or skiing camps, or who just have a special place in their hearts for the area. We’ve even had some people buy a subscription because they liked the name of the paper!
Where did the name “The Irregular” come from? … Back in 1968 “or thereabouts,” when the mountains were still tall, but the paper small, The Irregular came out “irregularly,” or when the publisher and editor had collected enough ads (or meals and libations in trade) to cover production costs.
Same local news, now exclusively at www.theirregular.com
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