Voters elected resident Matthew Cole to fill the remaining term of Harold Tardy, the former board chairperson who resigned in September. Tardy was elected to a three-year term in March but stepped down due to health concerns.
The Toronto auditor, Grant Thornton, said that Wolfden has no source of operating cash flows, has not yet achieved profitable production and had accumulated losses of $40,834,518 as of Dec. 31, 2022.
As Maine works to tighten restrictions around per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, agricultural producers should learn whether pesticide containers may contain the chemicals.
Trucks, tractors and floats of all kinds sported colorful displays, while marchers decked out in lit garlands passed out candy to kids on the sidelines.
Proceeds from ticket sales benefited separate fundraisers for Kiwanis Club and Homeless Services of Aroostook located in Presque Isle.
The Chamber was set to cancel the parade in November due to a lack of volunteers. But after word got around, around 20 volunteers eagerly signed up.
In a six-week period from October to mid-November, U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Houlton sector had 53 encounters that resulted in 27 people who will be federally prosecuted
For John Holub and his daughter, Lisa Desjardins, art isn’t an elite talent reserved for a few. It’s a creative spark that can enliven everyone at any age, any time.
As mental health and substance use problems rise, Maine is dealing with a lack of providers and limited space to send people who need treatment. The new facility means more northern Mainers can be treated.
Caribou officials appeared in court Friday and asked a judge to order John Barretto to reimburse the city for cleaning up the remains of the structure.
