Christopher Bouchard is a Journalist at BDN based in Caribou, ME. He covers a range of themes including education, culture and society, and events, with a particular focus on public education and cultural movements in the United States. Christopher has been featured in BDN and WGME CBS13.
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MADAWASKA, Maine – The Central Aroostook Association marked its expansion into the St. John Valley with the grand opening of a new location in Madawaska on Tuesday.
ST. AGATHA, Maine – School officials in northern Aroostook County discussed revisions to a plan to merge MSAD 33, which serves Frenchville and St.
FORT KENT, Maine – When a Fort Kent arts center announced last month that it needed financial help to stay afloat, the town and surrounding communities stepped up to save it.
By: Christopher Bouchard
VAN BUREN, Maine — Ay Ay Tacos, a new restaurant that offers authentic Mexican street food without cutting any corners, quickly grew from an in-home
By: Christopher Bouchard
MADAWASKA, Maine — Madawaska officials will hold an emergency meeting Thursday night at 7 p.m. to discuss a town official's employment.
By: Christopher Bouchard
MADAWASKA, Maine — Madawaska officials voted to begin the process of removing Town Manager David Daigle during an emergency meeting called earlier this week.
FORT KENT, Maine — Years of training and dedication to entering the Mongol Derby — recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest horse
FORT KENT, Maine — The Upper St. John Valley Recovery High School, the first of its kind in Maine, has officially begun its mission of helping students who are recovering from addiction learn in a drug-free environment.
Madawaska town officials will address funding for the town's recent NoMa Summerfest — an event they projected would cost nearly $90,000 and pledged to fund without tax dollars — during an upcoming Select Board meeting next week.
NEW CANADA, Maine — For half a century, Lake Road Grocery has been a fixture in New Canada. Now, it is thriving under new ownership. BDN
