2 years ago
Florida man sentenced for meth trafficking in Bangor and Houlton
A Florida man was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Bangor on Friday to five years in prison for drug possession and trafficking.
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2 years ago
Oxbow woman kills monster bear
The only other big game animal Mariah Carroll had ever shot was a zebra in Africa almost a year and a half ago.
2 years ago
Monument Lodge co-hosts International Masonic Meeting
On Saturday, Oct. 1, Monument Lodge of Masons and Woodstock Lodge No. 11 co-hosted an “International Masonic Meeting “ in Woodstock.
2 years ago
This Maine potato chip company expanded but still can’t keep up with demand
Northern Maine’s only commercial potato chip producer can’t keep up with demand for its crunchy snacks even after completing a major expansion of its production facility.
2 years ago
Dog park planned for Presque Isle is slowly coming along
Progress on a proposed dog park in the city has been slowed by a lack of fundraising and bad weather.
2 years ago
Fort Kent to host meeting on improving Aroostook highway connections
A group of state, county and local officials will meet in Fort Kent to discuss options for improving highway connections throughout Aroostook County.
2 years ago
Aroostook County students learn about mindfulness through nature
In two days, students at the Summit Academy built the beds, measuring, drilling and piecing the 84 inch-by-30 inch wooden beds together in front of the Military Street school as they bring their year-long plan to life.
2 years ago
Limestone officials to set the town’s mill rate next week
Limestone’s Select Board will vote on the town’s 2023 mill rate during a special meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
2 years ago
Fort Fairfield port of entry renovation moves forward
Fort Fairfield is one step closer to an improved port of entry at its border with New Brunswick following the awarding of a nearly $4 million contract for construction management.
2 years ago
Madawaska church vandalism may have been hate crime
A man accused of vandalizing St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church may face hate crime charges for causing “hundreds of thousands” of dollars in damage to the building.
