A major Presque Isle road project is expected to start this year
The biggest ticket item outlined in the plan is $84.2 million for construction starting this year of 5.83 miles of the new bypass in Presque Isle.
The biggest ticket item outlined in the plan is $84.2 million for construction starting this year of 5.83 miles of the new bypass in Presque Isle.
“The developers we work with [have] made clear to us that they would like to have a structure,” Planning Board Chair Dick Langley said.
Aaron Huotari, Bangor’s public works director, will become the Aroostook County town’s leader in June.
Heavy Easter Sunday winds resulted in more than 10,000 power outages throughout the state.
CARIBOU, Maine — Cary Medical Center is pleased to announce Timothy Goff as the hospital’s new chief marketing and community relations officer. Goff, a seasoned communications professional and community leader, most recently served as town manager in Fort Fairfield and brings a wealth of experience in media, public relations, and civic engagement to his new […]
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine – In honor of National Volunteer Month in April, UScellular associates in Presque Isle will be hosting a pet supply and donation drive at its store located at 733 Main St. Through May 24, the UScellular store in Presque Isle will be accepting donations of new pet food, treats, toys, bedding and […]
Many in Maine and elsewhere are remembering Francis for his deep connection to the poor.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Northern Light AR Gould Hospital will be holding a brief presentation to celebrate Phineas Ellis, who played a key role in the hospital’s history, as well as to recognize a long-standing collaboration with the Presque Isle Historical Society at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, April 29. “We’re excited to celebrate the family […]
Just a follow up on our awesome weekend at the Trash & Treasure Sale. The final tally that we raised was $3,059 and that is the best ever weekend event that we’ve ever had at these shows. We truly couldn’t have been happier with the turnout of people that stopped by to support our shelter. […]
It’s part of a larger effort to address food insecurity in Maine, given ongoing challenges to providing all kids with adequate nutrition, as well as recent funding cuts by the Trump administration that have made it harder to support local food networks.