A New Hampshire man escaped injury after crashing his tractor trailer truck on a trailer park in Easton Tuesday, Oct. 5, according to the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office.
A well-known local father and daughter shared their artwork with the community and helped launch a new gallery that aims to connect senior citizens and younger generations through art.
Ongoing renovations at City Hall and a local hospital’s ordeal with the COVID-19 pandemic were a few of many topics that the Presque Isle City Council discussed during its regular meeting Wednesday.
The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce is looking to start a new tradition with its inaugural The County’s Oktoberfest, slated for Saturday, Oct. 16.
The results of a recent family survey are fueling efforts by SAD 20 and the Fort Fairfield community to establish a universal child care center within the district.
Blake Harvey and Michael Smith are on a mission to bring farm fresh foods and products to the dinner tables of people throughout Aroostook County and beyond.
Those who step inside The Stone Flower Boutique, one of Presque Isle’s newest businesses, will not only meet owner Stacey Walton but also many of the youngest budding entrepreneurs in the family.
The Presque Isle Planning Board has set Thursday, Oct. 21, as the date for a public hearing in which city residents could potentially address concerns and give feedback on a proposed 10-year comprehensive plan.
For the second year, Fort Fairfield councilors have approved a decrease in the town’s mill rate, which town manager Andrea Powers attributes to the recent community-wide tax revaluation and the 2021-22 fiscal year budget approved last June.
Due to increasing numbers of COVID-19 cases locally, the University of Maine at Presque Isle will require proof of vaccination or negative testing for people who want to attend indoor Homecoming events this weekend.
