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HOULTON, Maine — The Houlton Police Department responded to the following incidents from Oct. 30 to Nov. 5.
Sunday, Oct. 30
1:25 a.m. — Officer Boutilier responded to Court Street where he arrested a 49-year-old Houlton man for aggravated assault.
The Aroostook League has announced its All-Aroostook selections for the fall sports season and they are as follows:
Boys Class B/C soccer
Caribou: Austin Cheplic, Alex Ezzy and Andre Rossignol; Fort Kent: Micah Charette, Nathan Michaud and Niko Naranja; Houlton: Zach Fitzpatrick, Dylan Johnston and Jake Worthley; LCS/MSSM: Tobyn Blatt and Mathew Pelkey; and Presque Isle: Nick Bartlett, Pat Cash, Jake Kinney, Khasen Lowe and Josiah Morse.
HOULTON, Maine — The Southern Aroostook Minor Hockey Association is inviting all youths ages 10 and younger who are interested in trying hockey to a day of free hockey at the John Millar Civic Center.
SAMHA will provide skates, but participants must have their own helmet and gloves. Bicycle helmets can be acceptable. Participants should wear loose fitting sweatpants of snow pants.
The standings in the men’s bowling league at Birch Point Bowling Lanes as of Tuesday morning were: 1, Rough Riders, 20-4; 2, Intimidators, 18-6; 3, Gutterballs, 16-8; 4, Skinner Sandbaggers, 10-14; 5, Pinners, 6-18; and 6, Strike Force, 2-22.
HOULTON, Maine — Boys or girls in grades 3 or 5 who are interested in playing travel basketball as part of the Aroostook Youth Basketball League are asked to contact league officials by Nov. 18. Parents or guardians should email league representatives with their child’s name, school they attend, grade, and physical address to houltonaybl@gmail.com.
Depending on the number of boys and girls who sign up and coaches who volunteer, tryouts may be necessary. The season runs from Nov. 19 until March 18.
And “Toby” is already popular with young readers.
Fireflies and Fezziwigs features quality toys and games By Joseph Cyr Staff Writer Pioneer Times photo/Joseph Cyr Fireflies and Fezziwigs, a pop-up business featuring high-quality educational toys and books for children, celebrated its grand opening Friday evening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Taking part are, from left, employee Jessica Olson; shop owner Kathryn Harnish; Chamber member […]
HOULTON — More than 25 educators and 10 business leaders in southern Aroostook joined officials with the Aroostook Partnership Oct. 19 for the third teacher/business social sponsored by the economic development organization. Aroostook Partnership President and CEO Bob Dorsey said the idea for the socials came from the “Education to Industry” working group as they […]
HOULTON — Houlton Water Company has announced that Brian McGuire, water and waste-water superintendent, has been elected to be a director for the Maine Water Utilities Association. McGuire is the first HWC employee to serve on the MWUA board and will be one of seven directors. In the past, McGuire has served on several important […]
