5 years ago
Weekly digital jigsaw – Steamer Pump — Houlton Pioneer Times
The Houlton Fire Department’s classic steamer pumper remains one of the most popular entries in the Houlton Fourth of July parade.
Stories by Joseph Cyr
5 years ago
Beating boredom this summer
“I’m bored, there’s nothing to do.” It is a phrase that my wife and I simply do not tolerate in our household during the summer months. And why should we?
5 years ago
Maine Downtown Center selects Houlton for Revitalization Roadmap
Houlton’s historic Market Square and Main Street business area will soon have a roadmap for its future thanks to the Maine Development Foundation.
5 years ago
WWII vet receives reissued medals
Merle E. Fenlason, a native of Calais, was just 17 years old when he hopped on a train and headed to Bangor to enlist in the United States Navy in 1944.
5 years ago
Thousands fill downtown Houlton for Midnight Madness
Downtown Houlton was the place to be Wednesday evening, July 3, as the Fourth of July festivities began a day earlier with the traditional Midnight Madness celebration.
5 years ago
Sizzling times at Houlton Fair
Houlton Agricultural Fair was off to a sizzling start for its four-day celebration as temperatures soared into the upper 80s on Thursday, followed by high temperatures in the 90s on Friday.
5 years ago
Houlton Tops Chapter No. 0233 receives honor for 25th anniversary
The Houlton Tops Chapter No. 0233 received a recognition from the state TOPS Chapter president Rick Danforth in honor of the group’s 25th anniversary
5 years ago
Large field of runners compete in LP Miracle Mile
A field of 200 runners and walkers came out Wednesday evening for the seventh running of the LP Miracle Mile in downtown Houlton.
5 years ago
Council OKs new cruiser for Houlton Police Department
The town’s police force soon will be getting a new cruiser to replace an aging vehicle for its fleet.
5 years ago
McGill’s moves inside for start of concert series
After rain forced the cancellation of the first two concerts of the season, McGill’s Community Band director Mike Hutchinson decided the best course of action was to move Thursday’s show inside when rain once again threatened to cancel the show.
