6 years ago
Caribou man sentenced to five years in prison on child porn charge
A federal judge Thursday sentenced a Caribou man to serve five years in prison for possession of child pornography.
Stories by Jen Lynds
6 years ago
Police investigating reported shots fired at Washburn camper
Police are investigating a report of shots being fired earlier this week at a camper in the community.
6 years ago
Houlton changes zoning to allow church in business district
Town councilors approved zoning changes at their last meeting allowing religious assembly in the residential business district.
6 years ago
Grand Jury indicts Presque Isle man after chase
The Aroostook County grand jury indicted a Presque Isle man for multiple crimes after he led police on a high-speed chase in January.
6 years ago
Federal investigators charge County man with child pornography
Federal investigators have charged an Aroostook County man with two felony sex crimes following a multi-agency investigation.
6 years ago
Residents remember Father’s Day traditions
For Kristi McAtee of Houlton, Father’s Day always meant tradition.
6 years ago
Potato board keeping eye on Senate farm bill, hoping programs stay intact
Officials with the Maine Potato Board are “not surprised” at a decision that resulted in the failure of the massive $867 billion farm bill in the U.S. House last month.
6 years ago
Caribou doctor barred from practicing in Maine
A Caribou doctor, who was reprimanded by the state medical licensing board in 2014 for his role in improperly dispensing medical marijuana certificates, has now surrendered his license to practice in Maine.
6 years ago
Weather records fall with the temperatures in Aroostook
A few weather records fell with the temperatures in northern Maine this week.
6 years ago
Employers don’t have to pay for medical marijuana, Maine’s top court rules
Maine employers and insurers cannot be compelled to pay for an injured worker’s medical marijuana, the state’s highest court ruled Thursday. In a 5-2 decision, justices with the Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled federal law takes precedence in the case of former Madawaska millworker Gaetan H. Bourgoin vs. Twin Rivers Paper Co.
