2 weeks ago
Regulators choose CMP for new northern Maine transmission line project
This is the commission’s second attempt to solicit bids for generation and transmission from northern Maine to the New England power grid.
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2 weeks ago
Promising ‘a lot more enforcement,’ White House border czar visited northern Maine last week
Homan told attendees of a border seminar in Alexandria Bay, New York, that he was traveling to Maine to “find out what the hell is going on up there.”
2 weeks ago
Why a viral wallet maker set up shop in Presque Isle
“I like this energy, I think there’s potential. I think there’s like a lot of goodness on Main Street that’s not being taken advantage of.”
2 weeks ago
Aroostook town’s first Summerfest concert draws hundreds
The event saw a large number of gate sales, which the finance department is still processing.
2 weeks ago
Aroostook’s opioid task force has rules for the first time in 2 years
The Aroostook Opioid Task Force has operated for two years without bylaws in place.
2 weeks ago
Maine doctor drops lawsuit against federal government after she’s allowed to return to US
A Presque Isle doctor who sued the federal government after being barred from reentering the U.S. from Canada for more than four months is now back home.
3 weeks ago
Houlton wraps up long-awaited $1.3M sidewalk improvements
In the works for nearly a decade, the work started on April 20 and finished this month.
3 weeks ago
Uniquely named festival continues Aroostook roots music tradition
The festival arose from the traditions of Arootsakoostic, which for 16 years drew musicians and listeners to the wooded Thomas Park.
3 weeks ago
It’s a city-owned snow dump. Caribou wants to turn it into affordable housing.
The Caribou Development Committee’s proposal aims to transform the property into as many as 33 lots.
3 weeks ago
Danforth entrepreneurs ‘bought themselves a job’ when they moved to rural Maine
Now, as the owners of four local businesses, these entrepreneurs are putting in 12 hours a day helping build and repair more than lakeside camps.
