In the coming decades, Maine will be home to more older adults than ever before. The state economist projects that in just six years, nearly a third of Maine’s entire population will be over 65.
The recovery resource center is Maine’s first such facility on tribal land and is open to anyone, whether they are Mi’kmaq or not.
Every shelter has that one cat who quietly wins over everyone he meets. For PAWS of Fort Kent, Prince is that cat. At 6 1/2 years old, this handsome long-haired black kitty loves everyone,
When shopping for airline tickets, it is easy to focus on one number: the fare. But airfare is only one part of what a trip actually costs.
To the editor:
MaineCare accountability is a must. I concur with the two commonsense petitions filed by Lead Maine.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent Visiting Author Series will welcome New York Times bestselling crime novelist Paul Doiron at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1 in Nadeau Hall. The event is free and open to the public.
The Madawaska Select Board appointed an interim manager Wednesday to temporarily take over administrative duties.
At the anniversaries of their vanishing, their cases are still rattling local, regional and national audiences who continue to keep their names and stories alive.
Thursday should be a quieter transition day with partly sunny skies and temperatures returning to the mid-60s.
Aroostook County government asked last week for land parcels on which to locate a potential new jail. Presque Isle is the first community to consider the request at a public meeting.
