8 years ago
Fort Fairfield man charged with threatening judge
The Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office has arrested and charged a Fort Fairfield man who allegedly made threatening social media comments toward a Maine judge.
Stories by Anthony Brino
8 years ago
Winter biking a way to stay fit
When most people are running errands in a warm car during the winter, Raphael Gribetz is usually riding his bike.
8 years ago
Amish family builds home, barn in PI
A young Amish family is heading out on their own and putting down roots in Presque Isle, starting with a winter barn raising.
8 years ago
Chinese students making their way at UMPI
International students from China and their families have found a lot to like about the University of Maine Presque Isle.
8 years ago
Media analysis firm with PI office marks 130 years
Driving into downtown Presque Isle from the south, thousands of people regularly pass by the Route 1 offices of BurrellesLuce, though many may not have much of an idea of what the company does.
8 years ago
Bear sighting halts Nordic ski race in PI
A group of black bears has made their winter home under a ski trail at the Nordic Heritage Center, surprising a university ski race and closing off a portion of the trail until spring.
8 years ago
Mars Hill mulling new trash options
With a power-purchase subsidy ending for the waste-to-energy facility in Orrington this spring, Mars Hill residents are being asked to weigh in on other options for their trash.
8 years ago
Central Aroostook nursing homes facing uncertain financial future
Phil Cyr has worked in the elder care industry for decades and said it’s getting harder and harder for small and family-owned nursing homes to make the economics work.
8 years ago
PI nursing home brings on new head administrator
Jane Hanson, the new administrator at the Presque Isle Rehab and Nursing Center, is settling into the job and hoping to spread her passion for senior citizens.
8 years ago
LUPC opens public comment on update to mining rules
The Land Use Planning Commission is preparing to adopt changes to regulations for mining activities in the unorganized territories under the state’s new mining law.
