Smyrna, Merrill residents elect officials, approve budgets
Voters in the towns of Smyrna and Merrill gathered March 8 and 9, respectively, for their annual town meetings.
Voters in the towns of Smyrna and Merrill gathered March 8 and 9, respectively, for their annual town meetings.
With Maine Gov. Janet Mills’s office’s Moving Maine Forward Plan announced earlier this month, Caribou is moving forward with its annual City Wide Yard Sale, which takes place throughout the city May 14-16.
When college students are looking for hands-on career experiences, they often do not realize the opportunities that exist close to home. Likewise, businesses and organizations might not know where to begin when starting an internship program or trying to connect with students.
Students returning to the University of Maine at Presque Isle and University of Maine at Fort Kent this fall will likely experience a semester closer to pre-pandemic times than the past year, according to college officials.
The Houlton Police Department has put out an advisory notice to business owners and other community members, warning of an uptick in thefts of catalytic converters from vehicles across Aroostook County.
Fort Fairfield department heads will present their proposed 2021-2022 budgets to the Fort Fairfield Town Council, starting at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, in the council chambers.
Two new officers were sworn in to the Houlton Police Department on Monday, March 8, with two additional officers to join them in May.
HOULTON, Maine — The Visitor Information Center in Houlton may soon have a new owner, after an offer was made to purchase the property from the town.
Caribou City Council formally recognized outgoing Caribou police Officer Bob Worley’s retirement after 28 years of service to the city during a March 8 meeting.
Instead of putting two tax-acquired properties up for bid, Presque Isle City Council unanimously decided in last week’s city council meeting to accept Big Bear Realty’s proposal to market the properties.