After more than 30 years, wrestling championship returns to Fort Kent
About 200 student wrestlers will travel from towns up to six hours away to Fort Kent for the Class B regional wrestling championship event on Feb. 2.
About 200 student wrestlers will travel from towns up to six hours away to Fort Kent for the Class B regional wrestling championship event on Feb. 2.
The project is valued at $2.4 million. Pleasant Street contains numerous facilities, including Fort Kent’s elementary and high school, the University of Maine at Fort Kent, and a preschool and adult learning center.
When the $65 million port of entry project is complete, GSA officials say it will house administration, training staff, staff support, processing support, enforcement support, agricultural inspection, building support, inspection support areas, and training facilities.
Van Buren was lit up with colorful lights as dozens of floats drove through town.
Assuming approval is given in 2026, a realistic timeline to have a new school built is approximately four to five years after that time. The best case scenario would be a new school in 2030.
Madawaska officials set the town’s annual mill rate to $25.40 per $1,000 worth of evaluated property, which represents a 2.65 increase over last year’s rate of 22.76.
More than 40 students across three school districts have been rehearsing for over three months to perform the Lionel Bart musical “Oliver,” based on the Charles Dickens novel. Their hard work will soon pay off as the play has four upcoming performances at the University of Maine at Fort Kent Fox Auditorium.
The sculpture, created by Pennsylvania-based sculptor and artist Ralph Helmick, is a five pointed star that represents the town and region’s Acadian heritage.
ST. AGATHA, Maine — Shane Michaud, 35, of St. Agatha, pleaded guilty on Nov. 8 to aggravated assault following a 2022 shooting incident in Allagash. The shooting occurred on Dickie Road in Allagash on Nov. 22. Police found a Van Buren man, who was 27 at the time, with a serious gunshot wound. They arrested […]
Van Buren received a $10,000 matching grant from Community Heart & Soul, a national program that helps towns make changes and developments based on community feedback.