Christmas lights are a big part of the holiday season for many. On this week’s Throwback Thursday Brian Bouchard took us back to 1989 to the first Presque Isle Light Parade. In this week’s Follow Up Friday NewsSource 8′s Megan Waceken has the inside scoop on tomorrow’s Light Parade.
Caribou Police confirm an early morning motor vehicle accident on Route 1 caused a road closure. Police say the scene is being cleared up. Newssource 8 will have more information as it becomes available.
After about a year of water coolers, folks at the MSAD70 School District hope to have their brand new water treatment systems up and running in both schools by the end of December.
Snow showers will make for messy travel both weekend days, with the greatest impacts felt Saturday morning and late Sunday night. A bigger system works in to start the work week, bringing more snow in a shorter period of time for Monday morning.
Although the FAFSA opening date has been delayed by several months, this delay should not cause any changes to students’ eligibility for financial aid.
and once a part of the Loring Air Force Base and off limits to the public is now a biodiverse area for all the critters that take up residence there including some endangered critters. The Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge started 25 years ago when they bought land that was formerly used to keep bombs.
Photos capture many moments and as time passes, they also hold a lot of history. For the month of November, we are looking at Hidden Mother Photos taken during the Victorian Era.
On this segment of Matter of Law, the topic of discussion is the new federal Corporate Transparency Act that will be effective 1/1/24. Frank Bemis is guesting attorney and Shawn Cunningham moderates the discussion.
The holiday season can be a time of joy for some. But it also can be a time for sadness and depression for others. Shawn Cunningham reports on the mental health challenges the holidays can pose and what resources are available for those struggling.
It’s an annual tradition that’s been going on for years and just keeps getting bigger every year. The Carroll McKenna Thanksgiving at Framework Church.
Winston Churchill once said: “History will be kind to me for I intend to write it” and for one Washburn veteran his story will live on in the archives of the National World War II Museum.
Our next weather maker looks to bring heavy snow to portions of the county just in time for the Monday morning commute. Snow continues into the morning, before transitioning to rain for most by the afternoon.
Christmas started early for folks in the Caribou area. Activities for the kids were going on throughout most of the day, from making a letter to Santa to seeing him and his reindeer, Caribou was the place to be to kick off the holiday.
