Next year’s budget is $2.45 million more than this year’s $13,712,315 budget with some of the highest increases coming from police, ambulance, public works, the arena, employee benefits, roads and RSU 29.
The average Caribou customer would see their bill increase by less than one dollar per month.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Thirteen individuals at Northern Light AR Gould Hospital were welcomed into a “Veterans-In-Partnership” or VIP group at the hospital last week. While all employees are considered very important at the organization, this impressive group is the hospital’s most tenured, all having achieved the status of 20 years or more of service. […]
Presque Isle has reached a $700,000 in revenue above the budget, city officials said, a testament to growing appeal and a thriving economy. The excess is partly due to revenue sharing, Industrial Council revenues, emergency medical service revenues, investment income, and tip fees for solid waste. Presque Isle is the heart and service center of […]
The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cutting at Raven Center, located at 18 Roberts St. in Presque Isle, managed by County Cares.
A conversation between Van Buren Town Manager Luke Dyer and U.S. Sen. Angus King about the town’s electricity rates inspired them to collaborate with a South Carolina university to create a new marketing effort promoting the low costs.
The annual holiday celebration that seems to draw bigger crowds every year kicks off on Friday, Nov. 22.
Acadia Federal Credit Union, with eight — soon-to-be nine — branches throughout northern and eastern Maine, is excited to announce the addition of Michael C. Borman as the new vice president of lending. Borman joined Acadia’s team last month, bringing with him over 25 years of extensive experience in the financial industry. Acadia FCU is […]
Bike Board & Ski enlarged its location at 450 Main St. and launched a new division, BBS Team Sports, in October.
DG Fuels expects to break ground on both the Louisiana and Loring facilities around mid 2025, with Louisiana’s construction lasting approximately four years and Loring’s close to five years.
