After hearing one family’s tragic story, Caribou city councilors agreed to hold officials more accountable for addressing so-called “drug houses,” where drug dealing and overdose deaths have allegedly occurred.
The Hope and Justice Project remains committed to one day bringing an end to domestic violence in Aroostook County.
The Aroostook County Action Program hosted a visit from U.S. Sen. Susan Collins on Monday, Oct. 3, to show her their plans for the new Hope and Prosperity Resource Center at 1 Edgemont Drive, including a tour of their building and programs.
More details were revealed at the Oct. 5 City Council meeting about the funding used for phase I of the aerospace research center at Presque Isle International Airport.
Northern Maine is already meeting Maine’s renewable energy goals with about 88 percent of its power coming from hydroelectricity through the Tinker hydroelectric dam on the Aroostook River and also New Brunswick.
For nearly two decades, a local non-profit group in southern Aroostook County has done its part to aid families whose loved ones are battling cancer.
After a smaller scale return in 2021, Caribou’s famous arts and crafts fair will be back in full force next weekend.
The Aroostook County grand jury indicted 36 people during its September session, including a Fort Kent man facing multiple charges for attempted murder and criminal threatening with a dangerous weapon.
Unforeseen circumstances didn’t deter Presque Isle Police Chief Laurie Kelly from sharing coffee with residents Tuesday morning.
Native Americans from throughout southern Aroostook County and western New Brunswick gathered at the tribal lands of the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians Saturday for the first time in three years to celebrate Recognition Day.
