2 years ago
Caribou man dies in Fort Fairfield motorcycle crash
Tony Disy, 69, may have suffered a medical event prior to drifting off the Presque Isle Road, Fort Fairfield Police Chief Matthew Cummings said.
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2 years ago
Fort Kent woman charged with arson in connection to dumpster fire
Krystie Gagnon, 46, faces charges of arson, a felony, and criminal trespass, according to police.
2 years ago
Loring’s work didn’t all happen at the base
Across Aroostook County, several installations defended the base against incoming harm, relayed communications, conducted simulated warfare, housed personnel and more.
2 years ago
30 years after its closure, veterans share memories of Loring Air Force Base
Those who served at Loring will always remember the base for the crucial and sometimes frightening role it played at the height of the Cold War.
2 years ago
Silver Alert issued for 82-year-old Presque Isle man
Lyman Botting, a 5-foot-6 white male who weighs around 165 pounds, was last seen at his home, according to Maine Department of Public Safety spokesperson Shannon Moss.
2 years ago
A 13-year-old New Sweden girl is missing
Stefanie Damron was reported missing by her family Tuesday, according to the Maine State Police.
2 years ago
Recovery center distributing naloxone cabinets throughout St. John Valley
Crystal Condo, a volunteer at 1st Mile Active Recovery, was inspired to distribute naloxone cabinets to local businesses throughout the region in an effort to prevent more overdose deaths.
2 years ago
Presque Isle gardener grows 1,300-pound ‘great pumpkin’
Rob Beaulieu got into growing giant pumpkins about 15 years ago, but this year has his heftiest specimen yet.
2 years ago
Aroostook farm couple plan to fill void left by loss of Houlton dairy’s milk
Adam Dube and Melissa Jandreau want to start constructing a new organic dairy creamery that will produce white and chocolate milks, ice cream and yogurt from their farm in Perham, and then ship those products to County stores and schools.
2 years ago
Caribou auto repair shop closing its doors after 64 years
Pat’s Automotive Center owners Wayne and Mary Lee Belanger announced on Facebook in mid-September that they are closing the business, which has been a staple on Main Street.
