The state is offering up to $100 million to the regional winner. Read More
“It offers the best possible assessment of these waterway resources, and an abundance of interpretive projects to deepen the understanding of the waterway’s enduring importance.” Read More
The title is the third overall for Hall-Dale and first since 2001 for the Bulldogs, who concluded their season with a 19-1 record. Read More
“We were focusing on the curveballs, because they couldn’t hit ’em. We were throwing about 75 percent curveballs,” said Richmond's Trystin Shea. Read More
Among them, a new low was set Friday for any June 15 in recorded history. Read More
Photo left to right: Cheryl Daigle, RN, Chief Nursing Officer; Jeannine Hobbins, RN, Emergency Department, recognized for 40 years of service; Nicole Marquis, RN, Director of Nursing FORT KENT — Northern Maine Medical Center recently held its annual recognition event to celebrate employment milestones. The family-centered… Read More
FORT KENT— Many times, raising awareness about a cause is the first step to solving a problem or garnering support of the public to take action. But the bigger question is –does it really make a difference? According to the American Journal of Public Health, there are nearly two… Read More
NEW SWEDEN — The Midsummer Swedish supper will be held 4-6 p.m. Saturday, June 23, Svea Hall, Gustaf Adolph Lutheran Church, 44 Capitol Hill Road. Continuous serving. Cost $15, $5 for children 10 and under. Tickets at 896-5811 or 896-5522 or at the door. Read More
ISLAND FALLS — Tingley House Farm Market is sponsored by The Island Falls Historical Society with the help of ShopSmallFarms LLC. Market spaces are open to farmers, local crafters, and artists. We ask the participants to only bring things that are made or grown by themselves here in… Read More
The state is offering up to $100 million to the regional winner. Read More
Aroostook County’s two biomass energy plants are facing a precarious future that could shake out this summer. Read More
Stephen Bruen of Hampden and Yvonne Henderson of Houlton both qualified to represent the state at the 81st annual FirstEnergy All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron July 15-21. Read More
“It offers the best possible assessment of these waterway resources, and an abundance of interpretive projects to deepen the understanding of the waterway’s enduring importance.” Read More
The title is the third overall for Hall-Dale and first since 2001 for the Bulldogs, who concluded their season with a 19-1 record. Read More
“We were focusing on the curveballs, because they couldn’t hit ’em. We were throwing about 75 percent curveballs,” said Richmond's Trystin Shea. Read More
Among them, a new low was set Friday for any June 15 in recorded history. Read More
The Land Use Planning Commission has proposed zoning changes that would allow new subdivision or commercial development in Maine’s 1.8 million acres of Unorganized Territory. Read More
Dr. William Ortiz had previously been reprimanded by the state medical licensing board for his role in improperly dispensing medical marijuana certificates. Read More
In this edition: 1) A celebration of summer trails in Presque Isle. 2) A canoe and kayak race from Madawaska to Grand Isle. 3) A duathlon for kids in Presque Isle. Plus lots more! Events: Friday, June… Read More
The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine has ordered a 30-day license suspension for Dr. Brandt Rice, a family medicine specialist who practices in Brooklin. Read More
I'm proud to be a recycling dude. But why does recycling have to be so messy? Read More
In a 5-2 decision, justices with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled federal law takes precedence in the case of former Madawaska millworker Gaetan H. Bourgoin vs. Twin Rivers Paper Co. Read More
Photo left to right: Cheryl Daigle, RN, Chief Nursing Officer; Jeannine Hobbins, RN, Emergency Department, recognized for 40 years of service; Nicole Marquis, RN, Director of Nursing FORT KENT — Northern Maine Medical Center recently held its annual recognition event to celebrate employment milestones. The family-centered… Read More
The case focused on whether a paper mill must pay for medical marijuana for a worker who was hurt on the job. Read More
It seems everyone who lived in northern Maine in the late 1970s to early 1980s — the time frame of the last major tent caterpillar infestation — has their own creepy-crawly story of caterpillar encounters. Read More
Second-seeded PVHS (19-0) scored five runs in the 10th inning to win their 39th consecutive game. Read More
Top-seeded Fort Fairfield (15-2) advances to Saturday’s 3 p.m. state final at Mansfield against Richmond, a 14-6 winner over three-time defending state champion Searsport. Read More
In this edition: 1) A three-day birding festival in Presque Isle and Limestone 2) A wildflower walk in Fort Kent. 3) Celebrate active girls in Presque Isle. Plus lots more! Events: Friday, June 8-Sunday, June 10… Read More
FORT KENT— Many times, raising awareness about a cause is the first step to solving a problem or garnering support of the public to take action. But the bigger question is –does it really make a difference? According to the American Journal of Public Health, there are nearly two… Read More
