Aroostook man killed by police posted video during standoff blaming abortion laws
A video showed him saying he was
resisting authorities because he opposed Maine’s abortion and gay rights laws.
A video showed him saying he was
resisting authorities because he opposed Maine’s abortion and gay rights laws.
A man died late Monday after a standoff with police in Aroostook County.
Many law enforcement officials surrounded a motel and restaurant in Portage Lake early Monday afternoon as they responded to an incident.
While it has certainly been colder — the National Weather Service in Caribou recorded 11 days in January with below-average temperatures — the snow has been minimal.
The Northern Maine Ice Busters, a St. John Valley group that holds the current world record for building the largest ice carousel, is setting its sights on two new records.
They don’t want the project, which could potentially become the state’s largest utility-scale solar project both by acreage and power generation.
Police arrested a Fort Fairfield man Friday after he allegedly shot another resident.
The Trump administration’s order freezing federal grants has caused confusion for the programs that provide County residents with heating, childcare, meals, health care services and education.
The Caribou Police Department is asking for the community’s help to identify two people.
Friends of the Nordic Heritage Center, founded in November, is forming a fundraising committee to try to buy the 750-acre former Nordic Heritage Outdoor Center.