About 120 people attended a dedication ceremony Monday for the Aroostook County Action Program’s Norman L. Fournier Place, a 13-unit supportive housing building in Presque Isle.
New aluminum bleachers, paid for in part by community donations and other contributions, were installed in front of the grandstand.
The Loring Air Museum marked a homecoming: pieces of the plane in which the base’s namesake crashed during a Korean War mission have arrived in Limestone to become part of the museum’s collection.
The diversity, equity and inclusion committee would, in part, review flag and other ceremonial requests.
The restaurant failed its two most recent inspections, according to the Maine Department of Health and Human Services.
As the proposed land port of entry project takes shape, a resident who wants to maintain access to her home and others who worry the border will be closed for an extended period questioned federal leaders.
Six years ago, the action program was chosen one of 10 nationwide and the only one in the Northeast to pilot a “whole-family” restructuring.
After spending some time in the St. John Valley, the Most Rev. James Ruggieri traveled to Caribou to celebrate Mass and tour the Catholic Charities Maine Food Bank. He later visited Presque Isle.
Houlton Police Department staff confirmed Tuesday that Duard Nunnally III, 53, of Houlton died from injuries he received in the July 20 crash.
The town council also made its first step toward replacing Town Manager Cyr Martin, who will step down from the position on Aug. 8.
