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Lyman Botting, 82, was last seen alive at his Houlton Road home on the morning of Sept. 27.

Ben McKenna hadn't taken his grandfather's 30.06 out since he inherited it, and had told his grandmother he'd only use for the moose hunt.

The former Civil War surgeon's home is now a showpiece for color-popping original art works.

LIMESTONE, Maine – Aroostook’s former Air Force base is quickly becoming the hotspot for New England land sailing, and the action will return this week. With its two expansive 12,000-foot runways, Loring Commerce Center, formerly Loring Air Force Base, is the most northern venue in the U.S. for land sailing, which involves riders competing in small, three-wheeled carts with large sails, relying only on wind for propulsion.

Caribou, ME – Caribou residents will face patchy fog early this morning, reducing visibility before clearing into the afternoon. After 3 p.m., rain is expected to move in, potentially delivering up to a quarter of an inch of precipitation, and more rain will continue throughout the week. According to...

PRESQUE ISLE, Maine (WAGM) - Good Monday morning everyone! After a drier Sunday, we are starting to see a return to some steady showers associated with a stronger cold front. While I’m not expecting today to be a total washout, it marks the start of an unsettled week with numerous chances for showers as multiple systems cross over the region.

BELFAST, Maine — The Greater Houlton varsity cross country team took part in the largest single-day sporting event in New England this past Saturday, October 5, competing at the 23rd annual Maine XC Festival of Champions in Belfast. The event saw its biggest turnout ever with 85 Maine schools and 12 out-of-state teams, including international representation from Nova Scotia, Canada.

The Ellsworth Eagles Girls' Soccer Team played the Presque Isle Wildcats to a 1-1 tie on Saturday afternoon, October 5th in Presque Isle. Ellsworth's goal came with 13:08 left in the 1st Half, as Lizzie Boles scored, assisted by Camryn Clough. The Eagles led 1-0 at the end of the...

The town of Fort Fairfield is partnering with Aroostook Waste Solutions to offer local residents a safer and alternate method to dispose of rechargeable batteries. Prior to the implementation of the recycling bin located near the Fort Fairfield town office, residents had the option of disposing of the batteries at Tri-community landfill in Fort Fairfield, the Transfer Station or Lowes in Presque Isle.