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Wilderness Pines Campground is topic of rotary gathering

George Hurteau, manager of Wilderness Pines Campground, shared information about the property with members of the Houlton Rotary Club during the group’s Monday meeting.

Sherrif’s office warns of scam calls impersonating officer

The Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office is warning area residents of an uptick in telemarketing scams as the holidays draw near.

Houlton man arrested for assaulting officer

A 22-year-old Houlton man was arrested for operating under the influence and assaulting a police officer following an automobile crash on North Street Wednesday evening.

Wildcats win against Black Hawks after early lead

The Presque Isle hockey team scored early and often Tuesday at the John Millar Civic Center in Houlton against the Houlton-Hodgdon-Southern Aroostook-Katahdin Black Hawks.

Weekly digital jigsaw – Santa with dog — Houlton Pioneer Times

Santa Claus himself made an appearance at the Ark Animal Sanctuary's "Miracle on Mechanic Street" dog parade Saturday in downtown Houlton.

Pennies for presents: American Legion Auxiliary continues annual tradition

Shopping for just the right present for a parent or sibling can be a daunting task for any youngster.

Regional high school plan moves forward after SAD 70 board OKs funds

Plans for a regional high school for Houlton, Hodgdon and Southern Aroostook high schools continue to move forward, even though the project needs new approval from the state Board of Education.

Revitalization Roadmap study now complete for Shiretown

How can the town of Houlton breathe new life into its downtown area for generations to come?

Warrior boys roll past Washburn in opening contest

DYER BROOK, Maine -- Opening night proved to be advantageous for the Southern Aroostook boys basketball team as the Warriors rolled to an impressive 82-43 victory over visiting Washburn.

Southern Aroostook girls ready to defend crown

Girls basketball season began with a bang Friday evening as the two-time defending state champ already appears to be firing on all cylinders.

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