HOULTON, Maine — Four new missionaries are now out and about in the area. Sister Koyle, Sister Kesler, Elder Williams and Elder Taufer will serve the region on behalf of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine — Tim Brewer is game planning for a lot of unfamiliar opponents this winter, his first as head coach of the Houlton High School boys basketball team.
The Shiretowners’ 18-game schedule includes 13 different opponents, none of whom Brewer coached against in a formal setting while leading his alma mater, Central Aroostook of Mars Hill, to 251 victories and four state Class D championships over 15 years.
Boys Basketball
Tuesday, Dec. 27
GHCA 57, Southern Aroostook 73.
The Birch Point women’s bowling league was busy over the holidays as teams competed in regular play. The top 6 teams as of Dec. 27 were as follows: 1, Twisted Sisters, 65-15; 2, County Girls, 57-23; 3, Incredibowls, 39-41; 4, W.W.B., 32-48; 5, The Pin-Up Girls, 31-49; 6, Gutter Gang, 16-64.
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HOULTON, Maine — The Houlton Police Department responded to the following incidents from Dec. 22-31.
Thursday, Dec. 22
8:27 a.m. — Off. Bickford responded to First Street for a welfare check.
Thursday, Jan. 5 PRESQUE ISLE: Aroostook Amateur Radio Association will meet at 6 p.m. at the Mark and Emily Turner libary. Carl Pelletier, N1EVO, will present “Reverse Beacon Network.” Public welcome; coffee and sweets provided. FMI: Ivan, 496-0000. Saturday, Jan. 8 HOULTON: The Meduxnekeag Ramblers breakfasts will begin today at 6 a.m. and will […]
Breakfast for all Schools
Breakfast is served with multi-grain reduced-sugar cereal, Wowbutter/jelly, assorted fruit juice and 1% and skim milk.
Wednesday, Jan. 4 — Oatmeal, blueberry coffee cake, fresh fruit.
Thursday, Jan. 5 — Scrambled eggs, whole-wheat toast chilled fruit.
Friday, Jan. 6 — French toast strips, maple syrup, fresh fruit.
HOULTON, Maine — Forty-one years after the old building with the distinct copper roof and wood-burning fireplace was built and three months after it was razed, a new McDonald’s restaurant has opened in Houlton.
Approximately 30 people attended a ribbon cutting and early preview of the new Houlton store before its official opening at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
By Joshua Archer Special to the Pioneer Times Pioneer Times photo/Joseph Cyr Thirty-Two Below, an old-fashioned ice cream truck owned and operated by the White family of Houlton, opened for business last summer. The mobile ice cream truck could be found delivering sweet treats to people most evenings in the Shiretown, harkening back to […]
