The Presque Isle Police Department and other authorities are still trying to locate two boys taken out of state in an alleged custody dispute, and say they now know what vehicle the father is likely driving.
The town of Fort Fairfield and the Aroostook Partnership are working to find new opportunities for the soon-to-be-demolished ReEnergy biomass plant property on Cheney Grove Road.
With six bedrooms, a large kitchen and sunny dwelling areas, the Northwood Manor in Ashland has a waiting list for senior citizens in need of assisted living in western Aroostook County.
Penobscot McCrum is planning to build a new potato processing plant at the site of a long-closed potato factory on Parsons Road in Washburn.
A new conference geared toward empowering and motivating women in an anxiety-filled world will be held at the Nordic Heritage Center the first weekend in May.
While the Amish are a small part of Aroostook County’s large forest products industry, one family has kept up a strong business sawing pallet lumber and plotting some new opportunities in hardwood flooring.
This April marks the 25th anniversary of the massive flood of 1994 in Fort Fairfield, where another spring ice out is testing the town’s infrastructure.
The University of Maine Presque Isle is considering installing a solar energy array, among other potential renewable energy projects, as a replacement for the wind turbine that suffered a mechanical failure and fire last April.
Aroostook Waste Solutions, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, and area retailers are teaming up to increase reusable bags in an effort to limit the problems caused by single-use plastic bags.
Local police have closed the Russell Road due to flooding.
