Madawaska raises nearly a quarter-million to kick off park renovations
Town officials hope to break ground on the project as soon as the ground thaws, and to complete the work by the Fourth of July.
Town officials hope to break ground on the project as soon as the ground thaws, and to complete the work by the Fourth of July.
About 45 protestors marched from Monument Square to the University of Maine at Fort Kent last weekend as part of the national “No Kings” protest.
By Joseph E. Becker, Special to The County Wed. Apr. 1 – Fri. Apr. 3While the winter weather advisory has been cancelled for northern Maine, a mix of sleet and freezing rain is affecting northern areas this morning and may continue to create slippery conditions for a few more hours. A cold front is moving […]
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The festival aims to bring people in the area together while shining a spotlight on an industry that helped build the region.
“I kept hearing this from women across The County and decided to form a steering committee to help launch this.”
“We were looking for other opportunities where we could bring what we offer into those communities and make a difference and make an impact.”
This year’s turnout is one of the largest in its nearly 30-year history, organizers said.
Cold high pressure from central Canada will build in Friday and last through the weekend, bringing a sharp return to winter conditions.
“We have a massive market to capture outside of here,” Ayotte said.