Can-Am champion looking forward to returning for Saturday race
While Langlais is the most recent champion, she said she’s not putting any unnecessary pressure on herself.
While Langlais is the most recent champion, she said she’s not putting any unnecessary pressure on herself.
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For nearly a century, the Fraser Paper mill has been a cornerstone of Madawaska’s economy. Its continued operation and profitability have largely depended on the duty-free import of Canadian pulp.
PAWS in Fort Kent presents Starlight, a charming 1-year old black cat with a heart full of love and a little white patch on his chest.
FORT KENT, Maine – The University of Maine at Fort Kent hosted the Aroostook County Spelling Bee competition for middle school students on February 11. Maine School Administrative District 27 sponsored the 2025 competition under the supervision of Travis Lynn, grade 7 English teacher at the Valley River Middle School in Fort Kent. Sixteen students […]
UScellular announced it has named Kyle Burbine as director of sales and operations for its New England region. In this role Burbine leads sales and operations of both corporate-owned and agent retail locations in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Burbine joined UScellular in 2012 as a retail wireless consultant at the company’s Bangor retail store. […]
Business owners throughout the region are especially eager for the major economic boost that will come with the races’ return this weekend.
GORHAM — The University of Southern Maine would like to congratulate the number of students named to the fall 2024 dean’s list, for attaining a grade point average of 3.6 and above. Aroostook County honorees are: Caribou: Michael Cyr, Jordan, Duplessie, Karson Reidy; Fort Fairfield: Areli Anguiano, Laney Devine, Crystal Forbes; Fort Kent: Matthew Picard; […]
An eighth grade forward from Madawaska received the most MVP votes in Class C as part of this year’s all-tournament team balloting.
The Fort Kent hospital committed a total of 77 violations of state regulations, according to an October 2024 citation by the Maine Department of Labor.
The station will be used by North Lakes Fire & Rescue, which serves many of the rural areas in the St. John Valley.