1 month ago
Minnesota man wins Can-Am 250 sled dog race
Race officials began calculating final results once musher Mark Roberts arrived at 7:18 a.m. Tuesday.
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1 month ago
The County Crossword for March 4, 2026
You can complete this crossword puzzle online. Just click on the box you want to fill in and begin typing the word you think is the answer to the clue.
1 month ago
Wisdom Middle High School first semester honor roll
Grade 12, high honors: Kelsie Daigle, Dylan Dionne, Max Dionne, Riley Guerrette, Ava Lerman, Nicole Martin, Kayleigh Michaud, Sam Tardif, Kayden Zetterman;
1 month ago
Musher gets surprise proposal during Can-Am
FORT KENT, Maine — Just moments after experiencing the excitement of crossing the Can-Am 100 finish line, longtime musher and Can-Am medical team leader Fayth Weed got a life-altering surprise. Her partner got down on one knee and proposed to her on the finish line. Organizers for the Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races reported […]
1 month ago
Minnesotan Keith Aili is the likely winner of the Can-Am 250
Aili, 51, traveled all the way from Ray, Minnesota, to join the race.
1 month ago
Melodie Beauchemin wins Can-Am 100
Beauchemin, 34, of Saint-Felix-de-Calquier, Quebec, crossed the finish line at 9:40 p.m. Saturday.
1 month ago
The Fort Kent Warriors are a team of destiny. And now they’re state champions.
It was the culmination of a magical run through Class C for the Fort Kent boys.
1 month ago
Canadian Stephane Roy wins Can-Am 30
The win comes after Roy finished in second place in 2023 and 2025.
1 month ago
Fort Kent nurses demand a contract in Saturday rally
Unionized nurses at Northern Maine Medical Center in Fort Kent gathered Saturday to demand a final contract.
1 month ago
Mushers take off in Fort Kent in 33rd annual Can-Am
This story will be updated. Keep watching for more photos and video. Hundreds lined Main Street in Fort Kent on Saturday morning to see mushers and their dogs take off in the 33rd annual Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races. Morning conditions were pleasant enough for spectators but still cold enough to sustain the dogs. […]
