6 years ago
Mars Hill man charged with OUI after smashing utility pole
Police arrested a Mars Hill man Wednesday morning, charging him with operating under the influence after his vehicle smashed into a utility pole.
Stories by Jen Lynds
6 years ago
Orient woman injured in accident with logging truck
First responders transported an Orient woman to Houlton Regional Hospital Wednesday following a crash involving a logging truck.
6 years ago
Aroostook drug prevention program disbanded
For five years, Diversion Alert worked to combat drug addiction and promote ways to help those dealing with addiction.
6 years ago
Dry conditions persist in Aroostook, other parts of state
This past summer’s dry conditions continue to have an impact on some parts of the state, including Aroostook, according to the National Weather Service in Caribou.
6 years ago
Survivors look to prosthetics for comfort, support
Ellen Maynard of Caribou said on Monday that she can still recall the day she headed to Aroostook Orthotics and Prosthetics in Presque Isle to shop for mastectomy bras.
6 years ago
Youth learn about animals at warden service booth
Cameron Sterling of Presque Isle loves to hunt with his grandfather.
6 years ago
Downward slope of temperatures expected this month, according to National Weather Service
Marah Hanning of Presque Isle said Monday that ever since childhood, she has loved the month of October.
6 years ago
Maine represented well at the Big E
Despite several days of rain, Maine Potato Board officials said that they had success showcasing Maine’s signature crop at the Eastern States Exposition.
6 years ago
Councilors to look at Southern Aroostook Development Corp. funding mechanism
Town councilors will have a discussion about the potential mechanism for funding the Southern Aroostook Development Corp. in its budget during a future meeting.
6 years ago
Maine Potato Board director frustrated at farm bill process
Officials at the Maine Potato Board expressed frustration that Congress allowed the 2014 farm bill to expire on Sunday, ending an assortment of programs and putting others on hold until key lawmakers create a replacement bill or suggest an extension of the now defunct law.
