Residents recall tradition of bean-hole beans
Terry Hemmingway of Hartford, Conn., can still recall the sweet, slightly smoky taste of the favorite dish of her childhood.
Terry Hemmingway of Hartford, Conn., can still recall the sweet, slightly smoky taste of the favorite dish of her childhood.
Hundreds of people flocked to Patten last weekend for a celebration of fiddles of ferns.
Town officials have submitted a grant application to secure funding for a Linneus business that wants to expand into the community.
Town Councilors are expected to decide at their next meeting whether to renew the municipality’s medical marijuana moratorium.
Attorneys for a Presque Isle man found guilty on charges of manslaughter and aggravated assault last week said that they plan to appeal the judgment against their client.
The town’s public works director got a better deal than he was hoping for when he approached the Town Council about purchasing equipment on May 13.
Town Councilors are pursuing options to decide the future of the Visitors Information Center, including whether the property could be subdivided to potentially increase their chances to secure a buyer for the property.
A Presque Isle man was found guilty Friday of manslaughter and aggravated assault after the victim that he seriously injured in a fight died 18 days later.
Family members of a Caribou man who died in 2017 following injuries suffered in a physical confrontation that began as a verbal spat on Facebook grimaced, lowered their heads and cried quietly Thursday as autopsy photos were displayed in court.
A Caribou police sergeant testified Wednesday that a Presque Isle man accused of manslaughter admitted to police that he kicked the victim in the face during a fight in October 2017. Prosecutors allege the blow led to the Caribou man’s death 18 days later.