25 Years Ago October 7, 1998
Patten woodworker named WearGuard Hero of the Year– Lynne Doliber of Patten was chosen as Wearguard Hero for 1998. Doliber was chosen, with three others, from over 1000 entries across the nation. Doliber is employed by S.C. Wood Harvesting Co. in Patten.
Three Houlton businesses destroyed in a Tuesday night fire at the Houlton International Airport are still reeling from the shock as they wrestle with what comes next.
Aroostook County Commissioners sided with Hodgdon town officials’ decision to close a small section of London Road.
The Houlton/GHCA cross country team displayed an outstanding performance at the Presque Isle Invitational, securing a decisive win in the girls race and an impressive second-place finish in the boys race.
You can complete this crossword puzzle online. Just click on the box you want to fill in and begin typing the word you think is the answer to the clue.
A Tuesday night fire has damaged a former World War II hangar containing several businesses at the old Houlton International Airport site.
It is a portal to magical worlds for spirited sleuths, adventurous gamers and those who just want to have fun.
Lynn Tuck’s Thanksgiving cactus’ history spans more than 50 years and several generations.
Hues of red, blue, green, yellow and purple lit up the skies outside of the Maliseet Community Center Wednesday evening, Sept. 13 as part of a color walk in support of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
The annual festival celebrates the area’s produce and products. Over the years it has taken on a life of its own.
