Teen pleads not guilty to murder
Samuel Geary, who was 16 when he allegedly was involved in the killing of Keith Suitter, entered the plea in Aroostook County Superior Court in Houlton before Superior Court Justice Harold Stewart II.
Samuel Geary, who was 16 when he allegedly was involved in the killing of Keith Suitter, entered the plea in Aroostook County Superior Court in Houlton before Superior Court Justice Harold Stewart II.
LITTLETON, Maine — A local man is homeless after a fire destroyed his more than century-old farmhouse in Littleton Sunday afternoon.
Littleton fire Chief Dwight Cowperthwaite said Monday afternoon that an issue with an electric generator probably caused the fire at the home of Michael Dechaine at 507 Front Ridge Road.
For the most part, many camp owners have not been to these properties since they packed up and left them last year. That is why the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office, as a service to camp owners, late last month began doing camp checks in its three patrol zones in The County.
HOULTON, Maine — WIth the nicer weather coming, more Aroostook County residents are preparing to head out to the lake and open up their camps.
BERKELEY, California — Many of Nick Gross’ most significant early memories centered on the sight and sounds of his three older sisters playing a majestic 1915 Mason & Hamlin baby grand piano at their home in Presque Isle.
“These scholarships will provide a financial boost to Aroostook and Washington county students as they head off to college,” Maine Community Foundation President CEO Steve Rowe stated in a press release announcing the gift bequeathed by Sally Stetson Tongren.
The $270,000 to construct the building will come from the town, and the building will be put up for sale.
The Shiretown Development Corp. functions as an economic development arm for the town and consists of the town councilors.
HOULTON, Maine — A 17-year-old Houlton youth was indicted as an adult on a murder charge by the Aroostook County grand jury Friday, according to District Attorney Todd Collins.
HOULTON, Maine — A program aimed at teaching inmates to make better choices so that they lessen their chances of reoffending after their release will be rolled out next month at the Aroostook County Jail.