East Grand graduate credits outdoor program with keeping him in school
The only one among his seven siblings and cousins to graduate from high school, Emery, 18, said the early morning outdoor ed program is what kept him in school.
The only one among his seven siblings and cousins to graduate from high school, Emery, 18, said the early morning outdoor ed program is what kept him in school.
The Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Southern Aroostook Development Corporation and the Gateway Ambassadors, is delighted to announce a special meet and greet event to welcome Houlton’s newly appointed Town Manager Jeremy Smith.
Timothy Pinkham, 34, of Somersworth, NH was charged with five felony counts of possession and trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamines and driving without a license.
25 Years Ago – June 9, 1999
Buswell honored for her years of teaching — For 32 years, Tess Buswell has been educating children. “Watching the children grow and succeed in their learning is probably the best part of teaching,” said Buswell.
The Church, now known as the Patten Historical Society Cultural Center, had a badly leaking roof, which was destroying its hand painted trompe l’oeil ceiling.
You can complete this crossword puzzle online. Just click on the box you want to fill in and begin typing the word you think is the answer to the clue.
Craig Harriman requested access to government records relevant to the installation of 50 surveillance cameras, the use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for the cameras, and the policies and procedures regarding the cameras’ data, according to the lawsuit.
BLUE HILL, Maine — No. 8 seeded Houlton/GHCA girls tennis made the long drive to Blue Hill on Monday for a C North quarterfinal against top seed George Stevens Academy. Unfortunately Houlton was down a player and had to forfeit the 2nd doubles match. The teams split 2-2 but with the forfeit, Houlton lost 3-2. […]
The County Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce that James Mattila has been promoted to chief operations officer.
Michelle Henderson, who last fall ran on a platform opposing LGBTQ+ programming in the schools, said that such programming only protects one class of children.