1 year ago
St. John Valley weather for Sept. 27-Oct. 3, 2023
A ridge of high pressure is firmly ensconced over Quebec and will continue to control the Saint John Valley’s weather for the remainder of the week.
St. John Valley
1 year ago
The County Crossword for Sept. 27, 2023
You can complete this crossword puzzle online. Just click on the box you want to fill in and begin typing the word you think is the answer to the clue.
1 year ago
Madawaska-Edmundston bridge to be closed for 2 extra days
The Madawaska-Edmundston International Bridge will remain closed an additional two days, the Maine Department of Transportation announced Monday.
1 year ago
Mexican national faces up to 20 years for entering country after being removed twice
A Mexican national faces up to 20 years in prison and up to a $250,000 fine for entering the country without permission.
1 year ago
UMFK students are building esports computers in cutting edge program
Students are building high-end computers in a unique program devised at University of Maine at Fort Kent that the school’s newly formed esports club will use.
1 year ago
How to prepare for a great moose hunt
Lucky lottery winners and their co-permittees will be on the lookout throughout the Crown of Maine, six of the state’s most prolific moose zones.
1 year ago
Wet fields jeopardize some of Aroostook’s multimillion-dollar potato crop
Sodden fields are keeping potatoes in the ground and many farmers are worried about rot.
1 year ago
UMFK lights up field in honor of beloved Fort Kent resident Michael Simon
Hundreds came out on Friday night and cheered as newly donated lights illuminated the University of Maine at Fort Kent’s first-ever night game.
1 year ago
Southern New Hampshire University announces student on dean’s list, 2023
Candyce Marsh of Fort Kent achieved the honor.
1 year ago
Missing death notices
Recently I chanced upon what I call the Case of the Missing Death Certificate. In Maine it’s not unusual to be unable to find a death record prior to 1892. Town clerks usually recorded marriages, but death records were normally left to family Bibles and tombstones.
