3 years ago
Houlton’s street sweeper needs replacing
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.
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3 years ago
Caribou to own, maintain Veterans Memorial Park after nonprofit group disbands
Due to declining membership, the Veterans Memorial Park Association in Caribou has disbanded and transferred ownership of the property to the city.
3 years ago
Caribou to delay setting tax rate by one month due to real estate assessing
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.
3 years ago
American flags unlikely to be erected this year in downtown Houlton
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.
3 years ago
Houlton’s new Postmaster eager for the challenge
In today’s growing digital age, keeping customers happy is arguably the top priority for the United States Postal Service.
3 years ago
Houlton downtown windows to be adorned with blasts from the past
Downtown Houlton storefronts will soon be filled with memories of graduating classes from long ago as part of the upcoming multi-class reunion.
4 years ago
Shiretown gearing up for busy July 4th celebration
The Shiretown will feature four busy days of events planned to celebrate the nation’s independence.
4 years ago
Presque Isle plans free Fourth of July festivities
Old and new traditions will mingle next week when the city of Presque Isle and Elks Lodge 1954 join forces for the second year to help residents celebrate the Fourth of July.
4 years ago
Fort Fairfield passes unplanned budget, will now allow ATVS on streets
The Fort Fairfield Town Council voted 3-2 Wednesday, June 15, to pass an unplanned budget that would net a lower tax rate than a proposed 30.8 mill rate as presented by the budget advisory committee.
4 years ago
CHS Athletic Hall of Fame welcomes inaugural class
Long-time athletic director Dwight Hunter and legendary basketball coach Gerald “Gerry” Duffy, along with his 1969 state champion basketball team were among the many highlighted individuals included in the induction class into the newly-established Caribou High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
