1 year ago
Presque Isle budget will hold steady in 2025
Councilors approved the total budget of $20,016,901 budget during a Dec. 18 meeting.
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1 year ago
Fire destroys Presque Isle mobile home
The homeowner was taken to Northern Light A.R. Gould Memorial Hospital with burn injuries, Captain Kyle Bartley said.
1 year ago
Houlton slashes $1.8M from proposed 2025 budget
The new $14,749,220 proposed 2025 town budget, including $4.045 million in RSU 29 and County mandates, raises the tax rate from 19.4 to 20.4 mills.
1 year ago
Presque Isle council approves backup power for community center
Councilors voted Wednesday to use $150,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to purchase a generator for the Sargent Family Community Center, which currently has no backup power.
1 year ago
Madawaska moving to 4-day week for non-essential personnel
The town office will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. from Monday through Thursday starting Dec. 30.
1 year ago
Caribou and Maine DOT want to improve downtown pedestrian and cyclist access
On Thursday, Dec. 19, Caribou and the Maine Department of Transportation will host a meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Caribou Wellness & Recreation Center, 55 Bennett Drive, as part of their recent Village Partnership Initiative.
1 year ago
Woodland Select Board approves road paving funds, sets town meeting and election
The board approved a bid from Caribou-based Soderberg Construction for $94 per ton of hot top, equaling $128,075, to pave Tabor Road, Everett Road and Langley Road.
1 year ago
Madawaska selectman resigns citing need to focus on personal priorities
Christopher Michaud, in his letter, said he felt encouraged by the progress made by the town government in the past couple years.
1 year ago
Caribou moving forward with new police station despite over $10M price tag
Currently, the department operates from the basement of city hall, built in 1939, which has not had a major renovation since the 1970s.
1 year ago
CDC to revisit regulations for bringing dogs into the United States
The CDC will reopen the rulemaking process, according to a press release from U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, one of several senators in states bordering Canada who oppose the new regulations.
