HOULTON, Maine The government of New Brunswick said Friday that its “Path to Green” program would see enough of its residents vaccinated to allow the international border with Maine to open on July 1.
IMG 6141 A fallen tree located at 129 Main Street in Houlton, after a brief but powerful rainstorm which occurred on May 26. (Alexander MacDougall | Houlton Pioneer Times)
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HOULTON, Maine May 24, 2021 Ed Sanders of Oakfield stands in the checkout line at Andy s IGA grocery store in Houlton, after mask requirements were lifted for vaccinated residents. (Alexander MacDougall | Houlton Pioneer Times)
HOULTON, Maine May 24, 2021 Ed Sanders of Oakfield stands in the checkout line at Andy s IGA grocery store in Houlton, after mask requirements were lifted for vaccinated residents. (Alexander MacDougall | Houlton Pioneer Times)
Houlton grocery stores begin welcoming maskless, vaccinated shoppers In another sign of normalcy beginning to slowly return, Houlton area grocery stores began welcoming vaccinated shoppers who no longer need to wear a mask on Monday, May 24.
It was supposed to be a routine renovation of the parking lot adjacent to the Houlton Town Office. But when the pavement was being removed Thursday, May 12, town officials noticed something amidst all the dirt and mud.
Houlton s Riverfront Park trail. (Alexander MacDougall | Houlton Pioneer Times)
Expansion proposed for Houlton’s Riverfront Park trail Houlton Town Council heard a proposal on May 10 to extend the Riverfront Park walking trail beyond its three miles of scenic views of woodland and the Meduxnekeag River.
HOULTON, Maine Houlton Town Council heard a proposal on May 10 to extend the Riverfront Park walking trail beyond its three miles of scenic views of woodland and the Meduxnekeag River.
The proposed addition would see the walking trail extend near the I-95 bridge over the Meduxnekeag River, where the trail currently ends, and then go across so that people on the trail can walk on both sides of the river. The proposal was made by Gary Hagan, who developed the current trail that runs along the Meduxnekeag.