10 months ago
Consultants share potential Aroostook County jail needs
The multiyear process is still in early days, but soon commissioners will have to decide whether to hire designers to project what a new jail would look like.
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10 months ago
Carleton Project graduate overcame obstacles to get his diploma
He tried again and again to get into the private alternative school. But a lack of funding made it nearly impossible for him to attend.
10 months ago
Van Buren’s historic ‘Yacht Club’ is demolished
A fixture for more than a century, the building was the town’s original post office.
10 months ago
Interactive photo booth experience comes to northern Maine
The LuxeLens experience is hitting northern Maine exactly 100 years after the first fully automated coin-operated analog photo booth was placed in New York City’s Times’ Square.
10 months ago
Aroostook rescuers will learn how to respond to farming disasters
Saturday’s session is first in a series that will prepare local crews for such things as equipment rollovers, harvester accidents, chemical fires and even large animal rescues.
10 months ago
Houlton man goes back to court for town’s surveillance camera records
A Houlton resident again alleges the town failed to supply requested public documents about facial recognition technology in its townwide camera system.
10 months ago
How Aroostook once housed a massive nuclear weapons arsenal
Maine author says Loring’s nuclear firepower was chillingly huge.
10 months ago
St. John Valley voters reject school budget
Voters shot down the MSAD 27 school budget, which would have represented an overall 6.4 percent increase from the previous year.
10 months ago
Fort Kent, Wallagrass officials pass resolutions opposing MSAD 27 budget
Officials felt it was their responsibility to speak openly about growing concerns heard from residents about the rising costs.
10 months ago
‘I am an innocent man’: Houlton man challenges murder conviction
Reginald J. Dobbins, 28, contends that several legal missteps leading to his 2017 murder conviction in the 2015 bludgeoning death of Keith Suitter violated his constitutional rights.
