2 weeks ago
Caribou opens holiday season with tree lighting
A large evergreen tree and its lights were donated by the late Robert L. Albert, former city councilor and Rotarian, and a plaque in his memory sits at the tree’s trunk.
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3 weeks ago
Government shutdown delays Mi’kmaq fish hatchery expansion
When finished, the facility will quadruple the tribe’s footprint to raise brook trout from its current 3,000-square-foot hatchery.
3 weeks ago
3 Aroostook towns gear up for holiday light parades
Presque Isle, Limestone and Fort Fairfield will each host their annual parades in the first two weekends of the month, kicking off a busy holiday season for local events.
3 weeks ago
Popular Festival of Trees ensures dental care for Aroostook kids
“If I had a big enough place to do it, I could have 100 trees,” a festival co-chair said.
3 weeks ago
Houlton theater is the only place in Maine to see a new John Prine film
“You Got Gold – A Celebration of John Prine,” will play at the historic Temple Theatre in Houlton’s Market Square.
3 weeks ago
Fort Kent coach inducted into Maine Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame
Carl Theriault of Fort Kent has been named to the Maine Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame.
3 weeks ago
Iconic Northern Maine restaurant sells at foreclosure auction
Burger Boy, a Caribou diner that has been a staple in the community since 1968, sold Monday.
3 weeks ago
State approves construction funds for Frenchville school lost to fire
The St. John Valley school is one of two selected for reconstruction by the Maine Department of Education.
3 weeks ago
Madawaska port of entry auction is back on and the bidding is rising
There have been 18 bids on the property, according to the General Services Administration’s listing page.
3 weeks ago
Aroostook man who died from carbon monoxide poisoning remembered as ‘very caring’
Sixty-four-year-old Brian Marchant and Laurie Ridgway, 56, were found dead on Nov. 18.
