3 weeks ago
Fort Kent restaurant moving to East Millinocket this summer
The Mooseshack in Fort Kent will close on June 22 and the East Millinocket spot will open on July 1.
Business News
3 weeks ago
Limestone Select Board votes to reopen town-owned Trafton Lake campground
The board decided to postpone selling or leasing the campground
3 weeks ago
New owners save popular Caribou restaurant from closing
Caribou couple Chad Saunders and Miranda Dewitt purchased Bechard’s Grille two weeks ago and plan to rename it Sizzle & Slice.
3 weeks ago
Boys and Girls Club of Maliseets introduces new staff
The Boys and Girls Club of Maliseets has announced several promotions and new hires for its club to better serve the needs of its tribal community.
3 weeks ago
Mill achieves a year with no injuries
Louisiana-Pacific’s Houlton manufacturing facility achieved an important safety milestone last month.
3 weeks ago
Chainsaw safety workshop
A chainsaw safety workshop will be from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 27 at the VFW, 81 Houlton Road.
4 weeks ago
State program to recruit young construction workers already expanding
With a continually aging workforce, 80 percent of the state’s construction companies have vacancies and would be able to take on more projects with more workers
4 weeks ago
New board members see potential to revitalize Loring
A business professor, former town manager, economic development specialist and bank executive have been tasked with redeveloping the former Loring Air Force Base.
4 weeks ago
UMPI marks total eclipse with ‘Solar-bration’
The University of Maine at Presque Isle will mark the upcoming total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, with a “Solar-bration”. From 2-4:30 p.m. in the parking areas between Gentile Hall and Folsom-Pullen Hall, all are invited to welcome and witness the total solar eclipse, complete with food, music, activities and fun.
4 weeks ago
Time to ‘Solar-brate’: UScellular shares tech tips to capture the eclipse
How do you organize a solar eclipse party? You have to “planet” of course! On Monday, April 8, a total solar eclipse will cross over North America, with 13 states from Texas to Maine directly in the path of totality.
