Disaster declaration to speed flow of aid to Fort Kent
Homeowners and businesses are urged to apply for federal funding as cleanup from the flooding continues.
[May 11, 2008]

Big sighs of relief as International Bridge reopens
The ability to drive across the St. John River span was more than symbolic to Fort Kent residents.
[May 4, 2008]

The levee that could
The Fort Kent dike held up, even when the swollen St. John River surged to its highest level ever recorded.
[May 4, 2008]

Floodwaters recede, residents return and a tough recovery begins
Fort Kent comes back to life in the hustle and bustle of cleaning
up.
[May 3, 2008]

For prized church, sorrow and a long cleanup
Floodwaters engulfed the pews and stopped just short of the altar at St. Louis Parish, but key records were saved.
[May 3, 2008]

Flood damage assessments under way
Emergency officials ask victims to report losses as wardens
photograph 227 homes in Aroostook County, with more
expected to come.
[May 3, 2008]

[May 2, 2008]

Small businesses take bigger hit than large ones
Fort Kent's major employers dodge the worst of the flooding, but a closed bridge might pose problems for local commerce.
[May 2, 2008]

A sigh of relief, but 'it's a mess'
Fort Kent avoids further disaster as floodwater recedes, but bridges and roads remain closed, and 600 residents are out of their homes.
[May 2, 2008]

How high's the water? Worst he's seen in his 80 years
George Picard keeps his 'super-positive' attitude despite seeing his home deluged.
[May 2, 2008]

In Fort Kent, memories of 1979 flood return
Many homes have been relocated, so damage might be lighter, but the water level is higher this time.
[May 1, 2008]

A flood for the ages in Fort Kent
The rising St. John River reaches record heights, forcing evacuations and displacing hundreds of northern Maine residents.
[May 1, 2008]