With a $10,000 grant, a lot of elbow grease and a supportive community, a handful of volunteers created what they hope will grow into the region’s counterpart to the Maine Discovery Museum in Bangor.
City councilors voted unanimously Oct. 2 to pursue a $27 million federal Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity grant through the MDOT’s Village Partnership Initiative.
The ordinance was introduced in June after residents complained about people camping in public spaces. Many said it would unfairly target those who are homeless.
Consistent and far drier weather led to early planting, good growth and no saturated or rotting potatoes, local farmers reported.
The state lacks about 18,000 units of housing that people with low incomes can afford, according to the National Low-Income Housing Coalition. Fournier Place aims to help more people find a new start by having a stable home
Tony Disy, 69, may have suffered a medical event prior to drifting off the Presque Isle Road, Fort Fairfield Police Chief Matthew Cummings said.
When city officials approved Presque Isle’s first marijuana store in 2020, they sought to tap into the next big thing. The industry exploded, and the city is now looking at its ninth cannabis business. Maine legalized recreational marijuana in 2016 and now has 230 stores, 129 cultivation facilities and 104 manufacturers licensed for adult use, […]
Across Aroostook County, several installations defended the base against incoming harm, relayed communications, conducted simulated warfare, housed personnel and more.
Rob Beaulieu got into growing giant pumpkins about 15 years ago, but this year has his heftiest specimen yet.
COVID-19 and rain have canceled the event for the past four years, but sunny skies prevailed on Thursday as soccer teams competed and individuals honed their skills.
