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Hannaford to acquire Aroostook County grocery store
Hannaford Supermarkets plans to acquire Graves’ Shop ‘n Save at 797 Main St. in Presque Isle, bringing into the fold a longtime independent grocery store. The store is expected to begin operating as Hannaford in late fall. The acquisition will bring Hannaford’s total number of stores to 189, including 69 in Maine.
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Uniquely named festival continues Maine roots music tradition in Aroostook
Coddiwomple is back.
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Salmon Brook Lake Bog Public Land
Located in Perham, this public land largely consists of an ecological reserve encompassing much of Salmon Brook Lake Bog (yes, that’s its actual name! Wonderfully verbose). The bog is home to numerous rare plants, and there are areas of beautiful mature forest surrounding it. The trail network is best accessed from the trailhead on Tangle Ridge Road. Alternatively, the Bangor and Aroostook Trail (a multi-use rail trail) can be used to get to the hiking trails. The trail is a little tricky to locate through the grassy field surrounding the parking lot, but it starts directly behind the kiosk, and it is much easier to follow once it enters the woods.
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Houlton Potato Feast Days and Lobster Fest starts Friday
Houlton’s annual Potato Feast Days will kick off on Friday with a $30 lobster meal complete with baked potato, fresh corn on the cob, lemonade and dessert. The Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce’s 67th Annual Potato Feast Days will start at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14, and run through Saturday, Aug. 15.
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Rockin’ on Riverside raises $5K for paid call fire department
Despite periods of rain, the community came together in full force on Thursday, July 30, for Rockin’ on Riverside. This year, the popular event served as a benefit concert to support the Presque Isle Paid Call Fire Department. Hundreds of attendees raised nearly $5,000 to benefit the department. The...
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Presque Isle Sandwich Shop to close after more than 40 years
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) – After more than four decades serving the community, a locally loved sandwich shop is preparing to close its doors at the end of the month. The owner of the Presque Isle Sandwich Shop says the decision comes as he looks toward retirement. Tim Lyford...
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Hannaford to buy longtime Presque Isle grocery store
Hannaford Supermarkets will take ownership of Graves Shop ‘n Save, an independent grocer in Presque Isle that has long been supplied by Hannaford. The New England supermarket giant announced the acquisition Monday and said the store will begin operating under the Hannaford banner this fall. Graves Shop ‘n Save...
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Aroostook County shelter turns away dogs as waiting list grows
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Hannaford to acquire historic Presque Isle grocery store
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County Kettle Chips Stock State Shelves
LIMESTONE, Maine (WAGM) - From field to fryer, the Taste of Maine Potato Chip Company is cooking up a new chapter in Limestone. The company has been producing kettle-cooked chips for two weeks, using only locally grown potatoes. It took nearly two years to build but the Taste of Maine...
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Presque Isle’s Peace Park honors volunteer Tom Powers with new gazebo
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) - Tom Powers’ name is now part of Presque Isle’s Peace Park, recognizing the volunteer whose vision helped transform the area. Community members say Powers was dedicated to making Peace Park a place people would enjoy. Volunteers continue efforts to revitalize the area and are encouraging the public to visit the park’s newest addition — a gazebo dedicated in his honor.
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Last Call Avoided at Time Out Bar
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) - The Time Out Sports Bar & Restaurant has been closed since late June while awaiting the renewal of its liquor license. At last night’s Presque Isle City Council meeting, city staff recommended denying that license. But management showed up to make their case. Wednesday...
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Inside the new $75M potato chip factory in Limestone
On the factory floor of the newly operational Taste of Maine Potato Chip plant in Limestone, the kettle chips are humming along the line. They tumble out of a kettle, into a centrifuge to remove excess oil and along a conveyor belt. Through a machine that removes those with defects,...