Two bridges are in Frenchville, and the others are in Fort Kent, Nashville Plantation and Dyer Brook, according to Damian Veilleux, a spokesperson for the Maine Department of Transportation.
The board of selectmen held a special meeting earlier this week to formally set the date to Oct. 9, but they were not able to do so because they did not have a quorum, or the minimum number of required members to sign the warrant.
A question on their local ballot this November will ask if they will accept $230,343 for upgrades and improvements for equipment and programs at the St. John Valley Technical Center.
Officials for the town of Frenchville are pleased to announce that they have been awarded a safety grant by the Maine Municipal Association Workers Compensation Fund in the amount of $3,000.
On Friday, Sept. 8, all are welcome to mark the 50th anniversary of the center. Bishop Robert Deeley will celebrate a Golden Jubilee Mass of Thanksgiving at 10:30 a.m. at St. Luce Church in Frenchville. Many priests serving in Aroostook County will concelebrate the Mass.
Municipal officials are pleased to announce that the Town of Frenchville has received a $1,860 dividend check from the Maine Municipal Association because of its good performance and loss prevention programs.
Frenchville town manager Ryan E. Pelletier has closed Pelletier Avenue and Starbarn Road at the intersection of Pelletier Avenue in the town until further notice due to flooding.
With summer winding down in the St. John Valley and winter weather a few weeks away — or so many of us hope — those seeking a unique outdoor experience before the snow flies may want to consider visiting the Frenchville Dark Sky Observatory.