A business rooted in Tammy Kerekes’ attempt to soothe her screaming infant at 3 a.m. has blossomed into a full-time venture that has doubled its income in one year.
It is with great pleasure that Southern New Hampshire University congratulates the following students on being named to the fall 2023 president’s list.
Katahdin Trust has partnered with the United Way of Aroostook for their annual workplace giving campaign for several years and this year was no exception.
Even though Grey Ridley was born nine days after the New Year rolled in, he was Houlton Regional Hospital’s first baby of 2024.
Municipal officials around Aroostook County say more than 50 people have signed what they thought was a petition to support a political party, but actually signed voter registration applications resulting in their unknowingly switching political parties.
Houlton police will soon be able to monitor resident and visitor comings and goings at dozens of municipal locations including cemeteries and parks.
The Southern Aroostook Soil and Water Conservation District will host a meeting of the USDA Local Working Group at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 24.
To the editor:
Have you ever wondered why we’ve designated our most precious resource to be gold?
The Dec. 18 storm hit all of Maine hard. Roads and bridges washed out, hundreds of thousands lost electricity and heat, many were cut off from towns or services and several people died. The so-called “grinch storm” generated a lot of media coverage and the word on everyone’s lips was “resilient.”
25 Years Ago – January 27, 1999
Hospital honors Williams – On Sunday, Jan. 17, Houlton Regional Hospital held ceremonies to dedicate the “Edward P. Williams Emergency Department” in honor of Dr. Edward Williams.
