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February 13, 2021
With so much economic upheaval caused by the pandemic, some community organizations in Maine are reporting that they’ve received far more applications for
January 14, 2021
vigil 2019 Recovery Aroostook and Roads to Recovery partnered to observe International Overdose Awareness Day in August. (Courtesy of Recovery Aroostook) Recovery Aroostook and Roads to Recovery partnered to observe International Overdose Awareness Day in August. (Courtesy of Recovery Aroostook) Aroostook employers urged to promote “recovery-friendly” workplace initiatives With the opioid crisis continuing its hold on Maine residents, local employers are beginning to learn more about ho...
December 30, 2020
33060221_H26046255 Tammie Mulvey, right, is the new owner of Chadwicks Florist in Houlton. For 112 years, Chadwicks Florist has served the floral needs of southern Aroostook County. With Mulvey is former owner Amanda Linscott, who will be staying on with the company for the next year. (Joseph Cyr | Houlton PIoneer Times) Tammie Mulvey, right, is the new owner of Chadwicks Florist in Houlton. For 112 years, Chadwicks Florist has served the floral needs of southern Aroostook County. With Mulvey ...
December 22, 2020
Bangor, Maine News Update: December 22, 2020 The Maine CDC reports 339 new cases of COVID-19 and another death, while 43 more people have recovered. Approximately, 4,000 BINAX antigen rapid test kits for COVID-19 are in the hands of school nurses statewide, including at schools in Brewer, Augusta, and Glenburn. A Milbridge man is charged with attempted murder and robbery for a double shooting in Trenton over the weekend. Larry Smith was first treated at a Bangor hospital for injuries sustained...
December 21, 2020
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Groups that work to curb Maine’s drug overdose epidemic are slated to receive more than $900,000 from the federal government.
December 16, 2020
HSGTA 2020 ACAP board member Trey Stewart, ROMA Implementer Amy Murchison, member of both ACAP Parent Policy and ACAP board of directors Evann Myhre and ACAP Executive Director/CEO Jason Parent at the Head Start goes to Augusta event held on March 12. (Courtesy of Aroostook County Action Program) ACAP board member Trey Stewart, ROMA Implementer Amy Murchison, member of both ACAP Parent Policy and ACAP board of directors Evann Myhre and ACAP Executive Director/CEO Jason Parent at the Head Start...