Houlton group makes strides toward countering ‘from away’ attitudes
The Gateway Ambassadors is a volunteer group dedicated to making the Houlton experience a good one for visitors and the community.
The Gateway Ambassadors is a volunteer group dedicated to making the Houlton experience a good one for visitors and the community.
Twin Rivers Paper Co. will receive $9.5 million under the Maine Paper Manufacturing Credit over 10 years.
Maine Municipal Association has dropped its collapse insurance from the public works garage because its support walls are slanted and have begun to crumble, and the roof is also in danger of collapsing
For a median-valued home in Van Buren worth $125,000, this mill rate would result in a $2,565.50 annual tax bill.
Certain dogs will get an international border crossing regulation reprieve under proposed federal legislation introduced onThursday. The Homeward Bound Act, introduced by U.S. Sens. Angus King, I-Maine and Kevin Cramer, R-North Dakota, removes unnecessary barriers that some owners and their dogs face when returning to the U.S. from low-risk rabies countries such as Canada, according […]
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine and vice chair of the Senate appropriations committee, announced in July the committee had advanced public safety funds, including those for Easton, as part of the 2025 Agriculture, Rural Development, and Food and Drug Administration Appropriations bill.
Construction at Limestone’s station is expected to occur from winter 2026 to winter 2028 and cost between $15 million and $25 million. Fort Fairfield’s will last from winter 2027 to summer 2029 and cost $35 million to $45 million.
The town is to check asphalt millings in the problematic area of the road, and to compact the millings with a roller. The order also includes cutting the shoulders of the road to allow for surface drainage.
Fort Fairfield native Jonathan Helstrom is taking the lead at the district and looking forward to managing a larger operations system.
Christopher Pohlhaus and other Blood Tribe members have been posting on social media sites Gab and Telegram, popular with white supremacists, since mid-summer that Haitian immigrants are eating cats and dogs in Springfield