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Emerald ash borers destroy trees in downtown Edmundston

EDMUNDSTON, New Brunswick — Due to the confirmed presence of emerald ash borer, 10 trees will have to be cut down along Saint-François Street in Edmundston, in front of the Border Services Agency office, over the next few days.

Births at Cary Medical Center, April and May 2020

The following births were recorded during April and May at Cary Medical Center.

Fort Kent Criminal Docket, January 2020

The following cases were heard under the Aroostook Criminal Docket at the Fort Kent Courthouse during the month of January.

Births at Northern Maine Medical Center – June – July, 2020

The following births were recorded recently at Northern Maine Medical Center.

Nurse attains Family Nurse Practitioner certification

Northern Maine Medical Center (NMMC) recently announced the professional advancement of Stephanie Michaud, Certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Michaud joined the team of experienced clinicians at the hospital’s Level II Emergency Department Trauma Center in late June.

UMPI releases spring 2020 dean’s list

Five hundred and four students at the University of Maine at Presque Isle have been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester, according to Dr. Ray Rice, UMPI president and provost.

K of C lotto winner, June 15-21, 2020

The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus has announced the winner of its ongoing lotto fundraiser for the week of June 15-21, 2020.

Rare, threatened dragonflies have annual hatch in Grand Isle

The Grand Isle boat landing has once again become the hotspot breeding ground for a rare species of dragonfly known to only be in three parts of Maine in June.

Children learn soccer skills at Dutch Soccer Academy

The Kindergarten through Grade 12 students developed their soccer playing potential with training from licensed Union of European Football Associations coaches.

Nick Archer retiring after 34 years of protecting The County’s environment

A hallmark government employee in The County has retired, leaving behind a long legacy of environmental protection and community service.

Frenchville begins bridgework that will end near Thanksgiving

The Maine Department of Transportation contracted with Ed Pelletier and Sons Co. to begin work on a culvert under the Gagnon Brook Bridge in Frenchville Monday.

Grand Isle starts bridgework

The Maine Department of Transportation contracted with Gordon Contracting of Sangerville to begin work Tuesday on a culvert under the Soucy Bridge in Grand Isle.

Who are the Madawaska Board of Selectmen candidates?

Four of the seven candidates who are running for Madawaska Board of Selectmen responded to a St. John Valley Times questionnaire on their backgrounds and views on local issues.

The Jake ‘Break’ Snack Bar opens in Allagash

A new outdoor dining establishment opened in Allagash on Thursday offering food items from lobster rolls to ice cream to a dozen flavors of popcorn.

Madawaska sets dates for school budget hearing and referendum

The Madawaska Board of Selectmen set dates for the Madawaska School Department’s budget hearing and referendum at its meeting Wednesday.

Police charge man seen lugging stolen television down Main Street

It was not the slickest of getaways when an alleged television thief tossed a 55-inch flatscreen on his shoulder and strolled down Main Street on Monday, June 22.

Madawaska man loses hand in logging accident

A Madawaska man was flown via Life Flight to Boston, Massachusetts, on Tuesday following a logging accident that resulted in a hand amputation.

Summer music returns as drive-in experience

Even COVID-19 couldn’t stop NorState's Music in the Park this year, as it returns for a series of drive-in style concerts taking place at the multipurpose building in Madawaska.

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