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Dyer Brook, ME · Traffic & Transit
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Drivers reminded to share the road with Amish buggies
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine (WAGM) - On Aroostook County roads, traffic moves at two different speeds. “You’ll see a lot of Amish traffic on roads like Dorsey Rd, Forest Ave, US1A, and they travel usually taking the Easton Line Rd or the Conant Rd to head to Presque Isle or route 167 or maybe even the Maple Grove Rd. They are vastly populated in Fort Fairfield. We have a large community here,” says Matthew Cummings, the Chief of police in Fort Fairfield.
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Casey Road Bridge over I-95 bridge deck replacement project
BENEDICTA - - The Maine Department of Transportation will be conducting work on the Casey Road Bridge over I-95 starting on Monday, August 11. Work is scheduled to be completed by June 2027. According to the release sent out by the Maine Department of Transportation this is a bridge deck...
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New Aroostook bus service strikes gold by going door to door
With a boost from the Maine Department of Transportation, a local transit service is now connecting people in northern Maine with jobs. The Presque Isle-based Aroostook Regional Transportation System launched a pilot Workforce Connector program under a DOT grant. Now, it wants to secure funding to keep the buses rolling.
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DOT painting and preserving three bridges on I-95
STATEWIDE -- If you’re planning to travel on Interstate 95 you might want to be aware of some work that’s being done. The Maine Department of Transportation is performing painting and bridge preservation work on three bridges. The first is in Etna where the West Etna Road goes...
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An Aroostook historical society is reviving a century-old train station
FRENCHVILLE, Maine — The Frenchville Historical Society is reviving a unique piece of Maine history through its efforts to rebuild the Frenchville Railroad Station, originally built by the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad in 1910. The railroad station is one of three places in Frenchville under the National Register of...
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Culvert replacement to affect travel between Limestone and Caribou for several months
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Caribou, Limestone’s West Gate Road set for more than two-month detour
A more than two-month detour along the West Gate Road in Caribou will go into effect on July 7 as crews work to replace a bridge, construction company McGillan Inc. announced on June 24. The detour will be in effect until Sept. 30, covering the area of Greenlaw Brook No....
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Culvert replacement to affect travel between Limestone and Caribou for several months
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Culvert replacement to affect travel between Limestone and Caribou for several months
LIMESTONE/CARIBOU, Maine (WAGM) - If you’re heading into the Loring area this summer, you may need to make a detour. For nearly three months, the Department of Transportation will be replacing a culvert on West Gate Road. The road closure between Caribou and Limestone is scheduled as part of a project to replace a deteriorating culvert pipe. The existing culvert on West Gate Road, built in 1953, is in poor condition. According to the Department of Transportation, the road will be closed from July 7th through September 30th. The project was initiated after the culvert failed the department’s bi-annual bridge inspection.
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Cross-Border Traffic Declines, Impacting County Tourism Industry
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CBP: Road closure in Canada will temporarily close vehicle access to Maine border crossing
VAN BUREN, Maine (WABI) - Traffic will be paused at an Aroostook County border crossing next month. U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced Thursday that construction on du Pont St. in St. Leonard, New Brunswick, will temporarily close access to all traffic attempting to enter or exit Canada through the Van Buren Port of Entry starting June 9th.
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CBP: Road closure in Canada will temporarily close vehicle access to Maine border crossing
VAN BUREN, Maine (WABI) - Traffic will be paused at an Aroostook County border crossing next month. U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced Thursday that construction on du Pont St. in St. Leonard, New Brunswick, will temporarily close access to all traffic attempting to enter or exit Canada through the Van Buren Port of Entry starting June 9th.