Staff said they were abruptly told on Sept. 6 that the child psych unit would no longer be taking patients, and that the unit would be closing once its current patients were discharged.
Two bridges are in Frenchville, and the others are in Fort Kent, Nashville Plantation and Dyer Brook, according to Damian Veilleux, a spokesperson for the Maine Department of Transportation.
The craft fair will take place at the St. David Church Hall on 774 Main Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both Oct. 12 and 13. Proceeds from the fair will support the church’s youth ministry.
Lonnie Charette, 65, was riding southbound on an e-bike on Market Street at approximately 10:10 a.m. when the crash occurred.
The board of selectmen held a special meeting earlier this week to formally set the date to Oct. 9, but they were not able to do so because they did not have a quorum, or the minimum number of required members to sign the warrant.
A question on their local ballot this November will ask if they will accept $230,343 for upgrades and improvements for equipment and programs at the St. John Valley Technical Center.
Krystie Gagnon, 46, faces charges of arson, a felony, and criminal trespass, according to police.
Crystal Condo, a volunteer at 1st Mile Active Recovery, was inspired to distribute naloxone cabinets to local businesses throughout the region in an effort to prevent more overdose deaths.
The revaluation means the town will not be able to commit taxes until mid-October, and will hold the meeting to see if residents will approve moving the deadline before interest accrues to Dec. 31.
A group of Madawaska residents recently came together to create a new town sign after the old one fell down and broke two years ago.
