Patriotism and community spirit once again filled the streets of Limestone on Monday, as the town hosted one of its most popular traditions: the annual Fourth of July parade.
The SAD 1 school board recognized seven of its employees who retired during the past school year with a combined total of 157 years of service.
A growing trend of dog waste popping up on people’s lawns has prompted the town of Houlton to take action.
The threat of rain hung like a cloud over much of Friday evening’s Midnight Madness celebration as areas to the north of Houlton experienced bouts with storms, while Houlton remained clear.
Downtown Houlton was the place to be Thursday afternoon for all those with a sweet tooth thanks to the Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce, which held its annual Strawberry Shortcake Sale in Market Square. A major fundraiser for the chamber, the popular event did not disappoint again this year.
The town of Houlton is in the market for a new street sweeper after the Public Works Department discovered multiple failings on its current vehicle.
Due to declining membership, the Veterans Memorial Park Association in Caribou has disbanded and transferred ownership of the property to the city.
For the fifth time in six years, Caribou will break the June 30 budget deadline set in the city charter. The delay has come about because of state changes in tax exemption reimbursement and real estate assessing services the city is doing through a contracted assessor.
For many years, downtown Houlton and its surrounding streets in the business district have been adorned with American flags from Memorial Day throughout the summer.
In today’s growing digital age, keeping customers happy is arguably the top priority for the United States Postal Service.
