Midcoast town still contending with toxic carpet pile 25 years later

UMaine hockey’s Lipinski making significant strides after ‘tough end’ to freshman season

The sophomore forward enters this weekend’s series against Vermont on a three-game points streak after going scoreless in his first seven games.

Maddie Fitzpatrick off to great start for UMaine women’s basketball in new prominent role

Fitzpatrick had 14 and 19 points in her first two games and was named the America East Player of the Week.

History on the fly

The Presque Isle Air Museum looks back at almost 100 years of aviation history WRITTEN BY ANNE GABBIANELLI “If these walls could talk” is an old saying, and at the south end of the Presque Isle International Airport the walls are talking — sharing history that was once hidden. “One of the things about the […]

The fish of 10,000 casts: Chasing muskie in Aroostook County

WRITTEN BY DYLAN SAVAGEAU A foot-long lure is a curious thing to throw at a fish, particularly when you might spend an entire day doing it without getting so much as a follow. But that’s muskie fishing on the St. John River, where anglers in Aroostook County pursue one of Maine’s most unusual game fish. […]

Aroostook County artists recall winter of the past

WRITTEN BY JEN LYNDS For many Mainers, winter darkness is an interminable shroud. It camouflages the reds and golds of fall and constricts summer abundance. In the hands of two Aroostook County artists, however, the season sings. Photographer Christopher Mills and Frank Sullivan, a fine artist and teacher, capture beauty in the winter barrenness. Using paint, brushes, pencils, and snapshots, they transform hills and plains of white into snowbound landscapes that showcase the magic of The County. With a range of skills and talents, both men have captured Aroostook County winters throughout their careers. Sullivan is a Littleton resident and the […]