Nate Wheeler and Melissa Goodman (center) of Gorham, Maine, pause at the top of Jockey Cap last Saturday on a hike with their kids Annabelle Wheeler, Robert Wheeler, Leela Morris, Eva Morris and Kian Morris. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Nate Wheeler and Melissa Goodman (center) of Gorham, Maine, pause at the top of Jockey Cap last Saturday on a hike with their kids Annabelle Wheeler, Robert Wheeler, Leela Morris, Eva Morris and Kian Morris. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — Fryeburg selectmen will be asking voters in June to allow the town to pursue acquiring 100 percent ownership of Jockey Cap from a resident and put it into conservation.
The 600-foot granite dome has an accessible trail and at the summit there is a memorial to Adm. Robert Peary, who once lived in Fryeburg in the late 19th century.
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