3 weeks ago
Hundreds come out to Maine Maple Sunday Weekend in Fort Kent
“When the season finally opens up, we expect to get a commensurate increase in production.”
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3 weeks ago
Gubernatorial candidates at Wabanaki forum agree on tribal sovereignty
Maine is the only state that does not recognize the tribes as sovereign nations.
3 weeks ago
Long Lake races cap New England snowmobile series
Besides offering a new kind of winter entertainment, the races provide an economic boon to the area.
4 weeks ago
Actors coach County students in the spirit of Shakespeare
“There’s no subtext in Shakespeare. He’s all in the text. He shows you how to feel.”
4 weeks ago
Chamber lauds citizens and businesses with annual awards
“I love the heart and soul that make northern Maine so special and unique.”
4 weeks ago
Aroostook’s newest bakery has been buzzing since opening day
It sold out of its morning menu in less than three hours on Saturday and has already hired two more employees.
1 month ago
This Maine unified basketball team is about more than hoops
Playing on a unified team is about much more than technique or winning. It’s about inclusion.
1 month ago
Drama students keep Aroostook school on winning streak
The group will join other regional finalists at the state Class B championship in Millinocket.
1 month ago
Aroostook developer turns an old school into a 4-season retreat
“Old School Plaza is the center of Monticello like the school was,” Thompson said.
1 month ago
New cultural exhibit tells artistic story of the Wabanaki Nations
The exhibit welcomes visitors to the Wabanaki Territory and invites a deeper understanding of the cultures of Wabanaki Nations.
