With warm weather finally here, Mike Chasse is enjoying getting around with his modern motorized wheelchair and looking forward to outings on a new off-road, tracked wheelchair known as the Ripchair.
Lyn Michaud is looking forward to an active retirement after more than 40 years running the Ski Shop and selling bikes, skis and outdoors equipment in the St. John Valley.
On Tuesday, May 1, voters in Maine School Administrative District 1 will be asked to approve a $24.7 million budget that will come with a local tax increase ranging from 2.9 percent to 7.8 percent across the five member municipalities.
A Limestone-based graphic design firm is opening a retail location in the Star City.
Patient AirLift Services, the charity service that flies people in rural areas who need specialized healthcare for free, is working to continue providing medical charity flights from Presque Isle to Boston and other cities.
The new children’s literary garden, dubbed “McGregor’s Garden,” opened last summer at Presque Isle’s Mark and Emily Turner Memorial Library
The Maine Public Utilities Commission is asking for consumers to share their thoughts at a public hearing on Emera Maine’s proposed 12 percent increase in its distribution costs and on its response to last fall’s wind storm.
Residents who want to use fireworks will now have to follow a new town ordinance restricting when the pyrotechnic devices can be set off.
Police arrested a Caribou man Sunday after they say the fugitive wanted on five outstanding warrants led officers from multiple agencies on a high speed chase through Fort Fairfield in a stolen vehicle.
The computer system at the Ashland Community Library appears to have fallen victim to a hacking and scam.
