Limestone officials could cut off the former Loring Air Force base from fire protection services if Loring’s governing body does not pay more than $1 million to the town.
Maine wildlife biologists are using a new approach to track wood turtle populations and keep the critters from being sold illegally as pets.
Limestone’s town budget committee will soon become open to new members.
Taking care of children is not an easy task, but for Theresa Dube, it’s the work she feels meant to do.
Maine School of Science and Mathematics gets a quarter of what they requested from the Legislature.
Caribou’s newest merchants say they want to maintain the character of the legacy businesses they acquired to preserve some of the city’s personality.
For the thousands of people who attended throughout its four days, Caribou Cares About Kids did not disappoint.
A Woodland Select Board member owes two years of unpaid taxes to the town.
After a four-month delay, Woodland residents approved increased budgets for both the town and local school district.
Families are enjoying the new playground at Albert Michaud Memorial Park while the town finishes the last phase of a beautification project there.
