On Thursday, a newly formed state task force will hold its final meeting in Augusta and decide whether they will recommend the state build and fund a comprehensive, residential four-year CTE high school for interested students.
Lorna Harris and her husband Scott Harris of Patten have been part of the national convoy for more than a decade and this year they will be helping to transport other Gold Star families to the national cemetery for the laying of wreaths on all the graves on Saturday.
Registrations for the 19th annual Long Lake Ice Fishing Derby, an event that brings in nearly 2,000 participants from Maine and beyond, are open.
Lindsey Cyr could not pass up an opportunity to open an arts and crafts store in her hometown when rental space on Main Street became available.
As the presidential race between President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump grows more intense, Interim Town Manager Alan Mulherin said he wants to ensure he and election clerks can safely monitor ballots and be protected from poll watchers if they become unruly.
Canada’s weaker dollar helps exporters, because U.S. buyers can get more Canadian potatoes for every dollar they’d spend stateside.
The center is needed because age demographics for NMCC students have changed with 126 students being 35 and over.
MaineDOT will be able to repair two sections of Route 1 that go through Frenchville. This section of the road connects Madawaska and Fort Kent — two of the region’s major communities.
Councilors voted 5-0 to approve the budget, which totals $18.2 million, including $10.2 million in revenue and $8 million in spending.
Meeting in the city hall chambers, councilors voted to continue with a third budget workshop and bring in department heads to try to reduce a budget that’s $1.3 million more than last year’s.
