4 years ago
Houlton Middle-High School unveils Class of 2020 honors parts
Houlton Middle-High School Principal Tim Tweedie has released the student honor parts for the Class of 2020.
Stories by Joseph Cyr
4 years ago
Midnight Madness joins growing list of canceled summer events
Executive Director Jane Torres said the decision was not an easy one, but was made in the best interests of the community as a whole, given the COVID-19 pandemic that is gripping much of the state and nation.
4 years ago
RSU 29 shortens school year during COVID-19
The school year will officially come to an end one week earlier for students in Houlton, Littleton, Monticello and Hammond.
4 years ago
Daigle Oil technicians douse grass fire
Thanks to the swift action of two Daigle Oil Company service technicians, a small grass fire was quickly extinguished before it could spread.
4 years ago
Danforth alum opens auto repair business
A graduate of the Class of 2012, Nick Morse opened Nick’s Auto April 27 in a spot behind the popular Millyard Restaurant and gas station at 162 Houlton Road.
5 years ago
Rising asphalt prices may hinder Houlton paving projects
The Houlton Public Works Department has been doing its best to fill in these small craters on town roads for the past few weeks, but having enough material to do so is proving challenging.
5 years ago
Houlton football receives U.S. Cellular donation for helmets
HOULTON, Maine — The Houlton football team will be able to purchase new helmets this fall thanks to a grant from U.S. Cellular.
5 years ago
Dunkin passes out free coffee to say ‘thanks’
Essential workers, including local businesses, police and hospital workers, were treated Thursday, April 30, to free coffee and doughnuts.
5 years ago
State reopens golf courses but many County links are not quite ready yet
Although May 1 marked the first day that golf courses in the state could officially open for the new season, most Aroostook County golf courses need a few more days to get things ready for action.
5 years ago
RSU 29 board approves $15.1 million budget for 2020-21
The RSU 29 board unanimously approved Monday, May 4, a $15.1 million budget for the 2020-21 school year that features a 3.61 percent increase over the current spending plan.
