Two County teens carpool to prom in a limousine full of clowns
For 14 years, Skyler McAtee of Presque Isle has made frequent visits to the Shriners Hospital for Children in Boston.
For 14 years, Skyler McAtee of Presque Isle has made frequent visits to the Shriners Hospital for Children in Boston.
The interior of a home suffered significant damage in a fire on Sunday morning, according to the town fire chief.
The U.S. Department of Education will review applications for nearly $624,000 in grant funding for the University of Maine Presque Isle that had been rejected by the agency last month because of minor clerical errors, according to Maine’s congressional delegation.
The owner of a downtown movie theater said Monday that he is thankful for the community support he has received since he went public on social media with an ongoing struggle he has had trying to sell or collect parking fees for a lot he owns next to the cinema.
A Houlton man was indicted on multiple charges by the Aroostook County grand jury Thursday after he allegedly set fire to property belonging to two Houlton women in March and briefly escaped from police custody.
A Georgia woman and former employee of the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Limestone is suing the Loring Development Authority, claiming that she is suffering health effects after she was exposed to contaminated water at work
An attorney for a Presque Isle man found guilty of a felony drug offense nearly two years ago is appealing his conviction, arguing that there was insufficient evidence that the pills he allegedly provided to an informant were in fact oxycodone, a narcotic.
Town councilors on Monday evening opted to move forward with a plan to see if it would be more cost effective for the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office to provide policing services for the community.
Members of the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians will continue to hold dances at a local roller skating rink now that the Town Council has agreed to allow bring-your-own-beverage events to be held at the Maliseet Rollerama.
A Smyrna man sentenced to more than 19 years in prison for gross sexual assault and gun charges in 2008 appealed his conviction to the state’s highest court Thursday, arguing that his attorney was ineffective for failing to object to hearsay testimony from a state social worker at an earlier trial.