St. John Valley
K of C lotto winner, Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2023
The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.
St. John Valley area From our Files – Week of October 11, 2023
25 Years Ago — Oct. 7, 1998
Martin appointed president of Fraser Papers – Bert Martin is not quite ready to exchange his Harley Davidson for a corporate jet, but the newly appointed president of Fraser does expect to spend a great deal of time traveling between Madawaska and corporate headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut.
Filles du Roi
Is there a Fille du Roi in your family tree? If you have French-Canadian ancestry, the odds are strong that there is at least one or more of these Daughters of the King in your family.
Katahdin Bankshares Corp. reports third quarter 2023 financial results
Katahdin Bankshares Corp. (OTCQX: KTHN), the parent company of Katahdin Trust Company, a full-service community bank in Maine, announced 2023 third quarter earnings of $2.58 million, or $0.81 per common share.
Senate President Troy Jackson met up with community service providers
On Oct. 19 Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash, met with community service providers supporting Mainers with intellectual and developmental disabilities at Northern Maine Community College in Presque Isle.
Fall foliage and flying fish
Friends were surprised and somewhat puzzled upon learning that in the midst of October’s multiple gun and bow seasons, I’d be in a boat, on a river, with fishing rod in hand.
Maine cannot afford to not invest now in its public university infrastructure
For decades, the University of Maine System has seriously underinvested in its statewide physical plant. More than half of academic spaces and three-quarters of residence halls have not undergone real renovation since students used slide rules.
Canadians still reluctant to do business in Aroostook
Both sides of the border are open now, but traffic has yet to return in pre-pandemic numbers. Restrictions made crossing the border so complicated that Canadian residents avoided it and are still staying home, some County business owners said, noting they have lost many of their cross-border customers.
Van Buren charcuterie board business to open next month
For Van Buren resident Tina Belanger, every charcuterie board is a unique work of art. Some are tiny, with a modest selection of meats and cheeses. Others are four feet long, adorned with salami roses and a selection diverse enough to satisfy anyone’s appetite.