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Caribou council candidate wants to hold taxes down and bring business in (opens the original)
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A newcomer to municipal government is seeking election to the Caribou City Council because he wants the city to draw new businesses in while controlling the rise of property taxes. George Joseph LaCasse Jr., 67, is running unopposed for a three-year council term. This is LaCasse’s first run for public office. Joining him, also unopposed for the other two open seats, are Jeff Whitney and incumbent Tamara Lovewell. “I would like to be involved with the community and try and bring new business to t
Aroostook’s only warming shelter faces deficit even with new state boost (opens the original)
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The warming shelter operated seasonally by Homeless Services of Aroostook is getting $112,000 from MaineHousing but, at 25% less funding than last year, that may not be enough. The Augusta-based housing agency awarded $2.72 million in grants yesterday to 12 of Maine’s warming sites, including half of those in Bangor. The news comes as cooler temperatures foretell the winter to come, which make housing and heating greater challenges for Maine’s most vulnerable. It’s the most MaineHousing has offe
Caribou City Council candidate wants to spur development and revitalization (opens the original)
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A Caribou city councilor is seeking reelection because she wants to see the city encourage economic development, grow housing and remain an affordable place to live. Tamara Lovewell, 47, first joined the City Council in January 2024. She is running unopposed and is the only incumbent who’ll be on the ballot in November. Newcomers are running for the other two open council seats. “As a taxpayer myself, I am keenly aware of the burden that increasing property taxes place on our residents,” Lovewel
Utility outage causes spotty internet in Aroostook (opens the original)
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A utility outage caused sporadic internet service for some Aroostook customers Tuesday. Houlton-based Pioneer Broadband reported service was affected from Monday night until about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. A “chain of unusual events” transpired when local utility Houlton Water Co., conducted a planned outage, Pioneer Broadband reported on social media around 4 p.m. Tuesday. The problem was hard to find because some internet services were working, while others were not. “Pioneer’s network facilities are
Presque Isle airport still awaits federal air carrier selection (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Transportation has yet to decide whether the Presque Isle International Airport will continue with JetBlue or change to American Airlines in September. Both airline companies bid to serve the city in March. JetBlue’s two-year contract expires in two months. The airport falls under the federal Essential Air Service program, which pays subsidies to airlines that make serving rural airports profitable. Besides the possibility of introducing a new carrier, the decision could e
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