Three people are facing drug-related charges in Presque Isle after local police reported finding methamphetamine and heroin in a vehicle an officer pulled over on Friday.
A student who beat the odds in a struggle with substance abuse marked Northern Maine Community College’s 54th commencement with a message of hope and encouragement Saturday at The Forum in Presque Isle.
The Bangor-based company Records Management Center has acquired Aroostook Shredding and is now providing paper shredding and a range of services in Aroostook County.
Maine Senate President Troy Jackson is sponsoring a bill to provide a tax credit for food processing companies that would benefit the proposed Penobscot McCrum potato facility in Washburn.
As people work on their spring cleaning projects, Presque Isle public works director Dana Fowler wants to remind them that the city’s recycling center on Missile Street is closed, but options remain for recycling various materials.
The town of Easton is boosting its equipment and reserves in its next budget, while leaving open the possibility of lowering the town property tax rate depending on the school budget, according to Town Manager Jim Gardner.
Mother’s Day is always a great time for a family walk and in northern Maine, the celebration of motherhood overlaps with the process of trees and shrubs coming out of dormancy, or “greening up.”
As warm weather begins settling in, a large network of volunteers in Fort Fairfield is organizing the Maine Potato Blossom Festival with a new director, Cheryl Boulier.
The two Presque Isle boys who were taken out of state in a custody dispute were located safe in North Carolina and their father arrested on Tuesday, according to the Presque Isle Police Department.
As of May 1, the town of Fort Fairfield is relying on the city of Presque Isle for emergency ambulance services.
