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Madison Township trustees are seeking legal advice to determine if ARPA funding can be used for things like paving and other infrastructure work.

The new owner of the Yale Avenue mobile home park says the zoning change will help with planned improvements.

Madison Townships conversion to the Multi-Agency Radio Communications System is about the be finalized after trustees approve funding for equipment.

Operator Good day, and thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Q2 2021 Spectrum Brands Holding, Inc. Earnings Conference Call. [Operator Instructions] I would now like to hand the conference over to your speaker for today, Kevin Kim. Please go ahead. Kevin Kim -- Vice President of Investor Relations Great. Thank you, Francis. Welcome to Spectrum Brands Holdings Q2 2021 Earnings Conference Call and Webcast. Im Kevin Kim, Divisional VP of Investor Relations and moderator for todays call. To he...

SH-BUMachias-043021 Machias Savings Bank recently earned a statewide award for its work with the University of Maine at Presque Isle. From left are team members with the Presque Isle branch, from left, Mike Kelley, Tracy Casey, Tim Goff, Cindy Thibeau, Julie Howlett, Carol Blackstone, Sage Ouellette, Michelle MacFarline and Kathryn Easler. (Courtesy of Machias Savings Bank) Machias Savings Bank recently earned a statewide award for its work with the University of Maine at Presque Isle. From le...

Donation Homeowner Utility Program Sarah Ennis, United Way of Aroostook executive director (second from left), Tim Goff, Presque Isle Machias Savings Bank branch manager, and Sherry Locke from Aroostook County Action Program are flanked by bank personnel. The bank and the United Way donated funds to help local people in need of utility assistance. (Courtesy of ACAP) Sarah Ennis, United Way of Aroostook executive director (second from left), Tim Goff, Presque Isle Machias Savings Bank branch man...

Local Organizations Work Together to Fill Gaps for Households in Need When a gap in services was realized, three local organizations pulled together to help serve families throughout Aroostook County. “At United Way of Aroostook, we are always looking for gaps in our communities and thinking of ways we can step in to help fill those gaps. Working with ACAP, we were able to determine there was a population of people being seriously impacted by COVID-19 who were unable to find assistance to he...