Chris Bouchard is a journalist based in Van Buren, Maine. He writes for the Aroostook Republican and his work has also appeared in the Morning Sentinel. Chris covers local news and events in the St. John Valley area, including sports stories, accidents, community stories, and infrastructure developments.
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Chris Bouchard's coverage focuses on local news, community events, accidents/incidents, infrastructure improvements, and sports in the United States with a specific focus on Maine and Van Buren. His articles often cover breaking news, government announcements, event coverage as well as evolving stories related to crime, tragedy, business & industry.
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Following is a look at the top stories of the year, beginning with the first six months.
FORT KENT, Maine -- November 7, 2024 -- Actors in the Fort Kent theater program rehearse for an upcoming performance of "Chicago," which Director Doug Clapp says will feature their most ambitious choreography yet. Shanelle Rossignol is pictured in the front playing the role of Velma Kelly. Behind her, from left to right, are Sammi Chasse, choreographer Savannah Collin, Eli Hayes, Abi Guy, Laurissa Roy, Halo Hayes, and Will Gullick. (Courtesy of Chaz Pelletier)These were the top stories in the second half of 2024:
By: Chris Bouchard
FORT KENT, Maine – Fort Kent Elementary School and Wisdom Middle/High School now have new principals, according to Superintendent Benjamin Sirois.
By: Chris Bouchard
MADAWASKA, Maine – The St. John Valley region has no shortage of major developments coming in the year ahead, including a multi-million dollar road repair
By: Chris Bouchard
Officials and community members have spent several years working to make Madawaska's Bicentennial Park a central downtown location.
By: Chris Bouchard
The auction will help with operating expenses such as heating and electricity, salaries, and purchasing books.
By: Chris Bouchard
Pressure ridges are the result of shifting temperatures that force ice to expand upwards, which poses a threat to snowmobiles and other passing vehicles. In some cases the ridge can thin or break the ice.
By: Melissa Lizotte, Chris Bouchard, Paula Brewer
Tim McCabe, co-owner of The Bunker Inn, is one of several Loring business owners and residents who voiced concerns about the jump in water rates. (File: Melissa Lizotte)
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By: Chris Bouchard
Madawaska residents support an effort to freshen up the park that’s the first thing travelers see when entering the U.S. from Edmundston, New Brunswick.
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