As Melanie Burns, the worship pastor and Randall Burns, the lead pastor, prepare to leave Military Street Baptist Church on the Hill later this month, it’s hard to say “good-bye” to a church family they love.
Starting in mid-August, USDA Wildlife Services crews dropped 384,000 rabies vaccines by ground and air across Aroostook and Penobscot Counties as part of the annual program.
The approximately $79,000 purchase is the first step in building a much needed new church, said Pastor Jeremiah Chasse.
Leaders for the Maine Department of Transportation’s Village Partnership Initiative project updated businesses and residents this week.
Several changes have been made to the initial plan, including updating the design to better match the town’s new international Port of Entry facility.
Coastal Auto Parts/NAPA Auto Parts recently moved from the corner of Park and Main streets to a new, larger building at 211 Main, next to Griffeth Ford Lincoln.
David and Sandy Marrett, who live in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, are seeking undisclosed compensatory damages for financial losses and emotional distress as well as punitive damages.
Ashland resident Chelsea Stratton started her duties earlier this month, filling the vacancy left by the departure of former Town Manager Cyr Martin.
The paving project includes repairing a 250-foot section of McKenzie Drive, which fell apart this spring.
The lowest bid – for $15,000 from Thibodeau Trucking & Excavation – proposed that the city pay landfill tipping fees and provide a police officer on site.
