Craig Harriman requested access to town government records relevant to the installation of 50 surveillance cameras, the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for the cameras, and the policies and procedures regarding the cameras’ data.
The annual event has transformed over the years from a downtown shopping experience to a packed street fair with entertainment, food, vendors and fireworks.
Ben Torres explained that he is starting with a number of proposed changes to the solid waste ordinance because it is already part of the Houlton code.
The community is invited to sample 42 foods prepared by area residents from 21 different nations at the International Food Festival from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 6
Working from a list of new residents, the group would send out a welcome letter and welcome packet. In the packet would be a new-resident survey to identify demographics and interests.
Lonnie Little, 64, was traveling south in a 2010 Freightliner in Township 8, Range 5, north of Knowles Corner when he crashed.
Inspired by Hollywood glitz and glamor, The Karaoke Showdown is slated for 10 p.m. on July 3 after Houlton’s fireworks show.
The new Salted Butter Farm restaurant on Gardiner Road is a warm and quaint place that brings nostalgia to life in its Alice in Wonderland mismatched world of vintage china from grandmothers, aunts and long-forgotten attics.
Zack Hagan was awarded the $2,500 grant toward the purchase of his required tools and following two years of study and hands-on training at a dealership, he became a Ford Master Technician.
Dawson Anderson, Silas Nadeau and Seth Quint, will be entering the local workforce and Aimon Simoes will be attending Northern Maine Community College.
