A chill is in the air, the daylight hours are shorter, and we relish late fall sunshine. But before more snow flies and the gardening catalogs set us to longing for spring, here are a few thoughts about putting the flower gardens to bed for the winter.
With the holiday season looming, you may want to ask Santa for a DNA test kit or perhaps gift one to a special person. Most people are interested in their family ethnicity even if they aren’t genealogists. Ethnicity tests (autosomal DNA) are offered by a variety of companies.
Breakfast for all Schools
Breakfast is served with multi-grain reduced-sugar cereal, WOWbutter/jelly, assorted fruit juice and 1 percent and skim milk.
Putting on a pair of quad or inline roller skates for the first time can be a bit daunting, but a recent roller skating revival has even skating neophytes rolling around rinks to break a sweat.
Northern Maine Development Commission has worked collaboratively with the Maine Center for Entrepreneurship and Sunrise County Economic Council to bring the business accelerator program TopGun to both Aroostook and Washington County.
York’s of Houlton announced its achievement of Gold Class status, the industry standard for training that contributes to complete and safe repairs. Only around 9,000 of collision repair businesses currently meet the rigorous training requirements necessary to earn the Gold Class designation, and we are a part of that number.
The 68th annual Houlton Rotary Radio, TV & Internet Auction will take place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 20, 21 and 22. The event will air at 6 p.m. each night on WHOU Radio 100.1 FM.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has started mailing ballots for the Farm Service Agency county committee elections to eligible farmers and ranchers across the country. To be counted, ballots must be returned to the Aroostook County FSA office or postmarked by December 4.
75 Years Ago – November 4, 1948
Houlton 1948 Building Total Now $540,800 – Houlton moved into classification of cities several times its size in terms of construction activity so far this year, according to the 10-month report this week of Building Inspector J. Maynard Austin.
The decision to stop paying bonuses did not give the union the opportunity to bargain, according to the NLRB complaint.
