6 years ago
Flower barrels adorn Patten Main Street
On Saturday, May 26, nine members of Katahdin High School’s National Honor Society gathered in Patten to fill 18 barrels with flowers.
Stories by Joseph Cyr
6 years ago
Wilderness Walk for Warriors 5K honors fallen veterans, officers
A small, but dedicated group of runners and walkers honored fallen soldiers and emergency responders Saturday at the annual Wilderness Walk for Warriors’ Honor Rocks 5K road race.
6 years ago
Shire girls win tennis prelim
The Houlton girls tennis team completed a dramatic come-from-behind victory over Van Buren Tuesday in a Class C North preliminary match.
6 years ago
Tip of the hat for article about Houlton family
A tip of the hat to Joe Cyr, for his recent article headlined, “Family sees home demolished after 98 years.” It was most interesting and preserves in print for the ages a special story about one of Houlton’s well-known families.
6 years ago
Spick and span
Aaron Brooker of Ludlow was busy Saturday morning washing windows in downtown Houlton to help get buildings spick and span for Memorial Day.
6 years ago
Hundreds gather in Houlton for Memorial Day service
Hundreds of residents filled Houlton’s Monument Park Monday morning to honor the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
6 years ago
2 new officers join Houlton Police force
The Houlton Police Department is welcoming two new additions to its force with the hiring of Mallory Clayton and Nichole Dudley.
6 years ago
Youth lacrosse catching on in southern Aroostook
Lacrosse is taking off and creating quite a buzz in several southern Aroostook towns this spring. The sport promotes a fast paced environment of team play.
6 years ago
Katahdin Middle-High School students place flags on veterans’ graves in Patten, Sherman
Katahdin Middle-High School students took short trips to Patten and Sherman this past week to place flags on the graves of veterans from the region.
6 years ago
Residents unanimously support nearly $14 million RSU 29 budget
A small group of 35 residents from Houlton, Monticello, Littleton and Hammond gave their unanimous support Wednesday evening to a nearly $14 million budget for RSU 29 for the 2018-19 school year.
