Road conditions were icy in the region Friday morning and expected to become precarious again Friday evening and Saturday, as temperatures drop and rain turns to mixed precipitation.
Caribou coach James “Chico” Hernandez raises Cory Jandreau’s hand after presenting the senior with a plaque in honor of his 100th career win at a dual wrestling meet Wednesday in Fort Kent.
Abigail Streinz (22:40) of Hersey took first place in the women’s group at Sunday’s Deprey Classic event at the Four Seasons Trail Association facilities.
Local police are investigating what appears to be a telephone scam that lead to an alleged fraudulent transfer of more than $20,000 in funds between bank accounts in The County
The winter storm that shut down much of the state Thursday dumped more than a foot of snow overnight across The County, with as much as 21 inches reported in parts of the St. John Valley and snow continuing to fall Friday.
Single digit temperatures over the weekend did not deter competitors in the New England Nordic Ski Association Eastern Cup Nordic Ski races at the Fort Kent Outdoor Center.
Organizers are expecting “absolutely perfect” conditions for this weekend’s New England Nordic Ski Association Eastern Cup Nordic Ski races, according to Fort Kent Outdoor Center President Carl Theriault.
Several inches of snow blanketed The County, with as much as a foot recorded in Madawaska Wednesday morning, with up to an an additional five inches forecast there through the rest of the day.
Traffic on Route 11 was limited to a single lane, Monday morning, following an early morning accident involving a tractor trailer and downed utility pole and power lines, according to Maine State Police.
A federally recognized tribunal in Canada ruled Tuesday that a large part of downtown Edmundston, New Brunswick, is on tribal lands of the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation.
