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Aroostook town will launch a makerspace as part of its plaza makeover (opens the original)
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MADAWASKA, Maine — Madawaska is in the middle of a major project to renovate its midtown plaza, a widely visible area on Main Street, which will contain multiple new developments. Brent Bridges of Woodard & Curran updated officials on Wednesday about the work, which is expected to be fully completed in early 2028. Revitalizing the plaza has been in the works for several years. A 30,000-square-foot Fish River Rural Health facility recently opened there, and Northern Maine Medical Center plans to
Aroostook town divided over concert funding but will go on with show (opens the original)
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MADAWASKA, Maine — The Madawaska Select Board voted to go on with an upcoming concert despite concerns about whether it can meet its funding target for the $90,000 show. Summerfest, slated for Aug. 22, will feature rising country artist Cody Lohden. It’s the town’s first such concert and marks the first time in several years that a nationally recognized artist has agreed to perform in northern Aroostook. The town had pledged to fund the event with private donations and not taxpayer dollars. But
Aroostook opioid group wants stricter spending rules after school cop controversy (opens the original)
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CARIBOU, Maine — The Aroostook Opioid Task Force is proposing new bylaws after a controversial decision by county officials to hire a school cop with national opioid settlement funds. Aroostook County Commissioners voted in May to spend $209,198 to hire an Aroostook County sheriff’s deputy for a one-year pilot program. The deputy would cover six schools: Easton, Limestone, Caswell, Ashland, Mars Hill, and Washburn, all part of the nonprofit Central Aroostook Council on Education. The decision sp
Nashville singer to headline 1st Northern Maine Summerfest next month (opens the original)
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A national recording artist will come north next month for Madawaska’s inaugural Northern Maine Summerfest. Cody Lohden, who is signed to Nashville-based DeVille Records, will headline the festival. He will be supported by Anthony Todd, a Maine-based artist who blends country and hip-hop. It’s rare that nationally recognized artists travel as far north as Aroostook County, and rarer still that they perform in the St. John Valley. Fort Fairfield’s County Bluegrass Festivals draw national talent,
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