Caribou City Council candidate wants to spur development and revitalization

Letter: Can’t imagine Maine under communism

“The Cuban government owns and controls nearly everything, including what the people eat every day.”

Aroostook motel hits market for 3rd time in a decade

Built in 1959, the motel is among the most northeastern lodging establishments in the U.S.

How to sex and age your harvested ruffed grouse

The feathers provide several clues that can be used to determine a the bird's sex and whether it is a juvenile or adult.

Aroostook’s only warming shelter faces deficit even with new state boost

The Presque Isle shelter is getting $112,000 from MaineHousing but, at 25% less funding than last year, that may not be enough.

Disappearing meds lead to massive family rift

A woman discovers her husband stole her pain medication, causing her to falsely blame their son. Abby advises prioritizing reconciliation with her son and caution regarding the marriage.