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Aroostook motel hits market for 3rd time in a decade (opens the original)
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A Madawaska motel is on the market for the third time in less than a decade. The Gateway Motel, a 33-room motel with an on-site restaurant, was listed for $650,000 on Sept. 28. The facility is among the most northeastern lodging establishments in the U.S., situated along Route 1 toward the eastern edge of Madawaska. The 5.13-acre property also has a three-bedroom owner’s residence and 12 additional rooms that could become rentable if renovated, according to the listing. Formerly named Four Corne
New UMFK athletic director brings Division 1 experience to small school (opens the original)
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A few weeks into her tenure at the University of Maine at Fort Kent, Becky Carlson found herself running lines at a soccer game. One of the local schoolchildren that usually retrieve out-of-bound balls got sick, so the school’s new athletic director stepped in until a replacement could arrive. The act was small, taking maybe 10 minutes of her time, but illustrates how Carlson, a longtime Division 1 coach, wants to lead as she begins her next chapter at Maine’s northernmost university. “It’s not
3 run for 2 open Presque Isle City Council seats (opens the original)
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The Presque Isle City Council chairperson, a former candidate and an Aroostook postmaster headline the city’s November municipal ballot in a three-way race for two open seats on the Council. Jeffery Willette, who was first elected in 2018 and has chaired the group for the past two years, is running for his third term. He will be joined on the ballot by Eugene Cronin and Jeremiah Harris, who each qualified by submitting the necessary 50 signatures by the Sept. 4 deadline. Both open seats are four
Bobby Charles brushes off polling deficit, says there is 'no reason' he can’t win governor’s race (opens the original)
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Standing in front of a crowd of 50 gathered in the Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Caribou Thursday evening, Bobby Charles confidently asserted that he’s still in Maine’s gubernatorial race. “There is no reason in the world that we cannot win this,” Charles, wearing both a Navy-branded hat and jacket, said to a veteran-heavy group of supporters at the town hall event. The Republican gubernatorial nominee has trailed Democrat Hannah Pingree by double digits in every poll conducted since the June
Owner of 20 Maine nursing homes selling to California healthcare group (opens the original)
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The owner of 20 Maine nursing homes and assisted living centers is in the process of selling its facilities to an out-of-state healthcare group. First Atlantic Healthcare, which owns or manages nursing, rehabilitation, long-term care and assisted living facilities from Caribou to Saco, is in the early stages of transitioning ownership to Links Healthcare Group, officials with both companies confirmed to the Bangor Daily News. If finalized, the sale would mark another sizable shift in Maine’s nur
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