The big red century-old barn on Foxcroft Avenue has again transformed into a holiday wonderland for the Houlton Health Services Foundation Festival of Trees slated to open on Friday Nov. 10.
Long-time school board member Susan McLaughlin is seeking her third three-year term. Incumbent Michelle L. Henderson, elected to a one-year term in 2022, is seeking a three-year term in this year’s election. Write-in candidates Gary Lovell and Richard Tarr are competing for the remaining three-year seat.
Christopher Pohlhaus, founder of the neo-Nazi Blood Tribe, who co-owned the Springfield property with convicted felon Fred Boyd Ramey, has cleared everything, including his Nazi flag, from the property, according to listing photographs of the land.
Three candidates are vying for three open Houlton Town Council Seats.
Peter Ledger turned over the keys this week to new owners Steve and Tory Rouse.
The Houlton Police Department does not have any intelligence that indicates 40-year-old Robert R. Card II, a person of interest in the shootings who remains at large, is heading north toward the County, but they are taking precautions and working with the border patrol, said Chief Tim DeLuca.
The Houlton Town Council approved a reconstruction agreement with the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, granting the tribe a temporary construction easement for a section of Foxcroft Road.
Speaker after speaker urged the Maine Land Use Planning Commission to deny Wolfden’s rezoning application for the Pickett Mountain Project during the last of four public hearings Monday night in Bangor.
A developing program at East Grand School gets kids out from behind desks and into paid jobs that may become local careers.
Every year around Halloween, interest in the 17th century Salem Witch Trials peaks.
Rooted in fear of the unexplained, the Salem witch hysteria has a long and storied lineage that directly ties to Houlton’s first families as both accusers and accused.
