New bronze battle cross adorns Washburn veterans park
A six-foot-tall bronze battle cross is now in place at the park, honoring the 27 service members from Washburn, Wade and Perham who gave the ultimate sacrifice during wartime.
 
                                     
                                     
                                     
                                    A six-foot-tall bronze battle cross is now in place at the park, honoring the 27 service members from Washburn, Wade and Perham who gave the ultimate sacrifice during wartime.
Forest tent caterpillars devoured more than 60,000 acres of aspen, poplar and maple leaves, and spruce budworm damaged about 3,500 acres of trees this year.
Events will be based at the Northern Maine Fairgrounds for the four-day festival, slated from Thursday, Aug. 22 through Sunday, Aug. 25.
The new crossing facilities are expected to boost trade and tourism between the two countries.
The new two-story structure will be safer, more accessible, and a better fit for the larger planes that will serve the region when JetBlue starts service next month.
The hospital will not close any practices or departments, said Jay Reynolds, M.D., hospital president.
The event from Friday, Aug. 16, to Sunday, Aug. 18nd draws people from around The County, Maine and beyond for reunions, a parade, and music.
The cause of death of a Washburn man whose body was found in April near the Aroostook River remains a mystery, according to state officials. Erik Foote, 39, of Washburn went missing on Jan. 30. Exhaustive search efforts turned up nothing. His body was found April 23 on the banks of the Aroostook River in […]
Late blight is a fungal disease that affects potatoes and tomatoes, and can cause widespread crop destruction.
From refined dining to rustic picnics, The County offers mealtime with a view to suit all tastes.