Christopher Bouchard is a Journalist at BDN, based in Caribou, ME. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, education, culture and society, as well as business and economics, with a particular focus on events such as conferences and trade shows. Christopher's work has been featured in BDN and WGME CBS13.
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The garden, built on a plot devastated by a 100-year flood in 2008, allows residents to socialize, spend time outside and learn about food production.
On the premise that there's power in numbers, three St. John Valley towns have put their heads together to battle rising energy costs.
By: Christopher Bouchard
FORT KENT, Maine — Despite opening just a couple of weeks ago, 96 Market featuring The Doghouse Kitchen's new drive-thru is already seeing a steady stream of customers.
NEW SWEDEN, Maine – A $200,000 forestry machine was lost to a fire yesterday as crews with the Caribou Fire and Ambulance Department and Maine Forest Service battled the blaze.
The world's largest Christmas village, with more than 1,200 tiny edible buildings, will appear later this month at Van Buren's Christmas in July festival.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — A large fire on Wednesday afternoon destroyed a large machine shed in Presque Isle owned by a farming business.
By: Christopher Bouchard
CARIBOU, Maine — “Thursdays on Sweden,” Caribou's annual biweekly summer street fair, is now in full swing and is continuing to draw large crowds more than a decade after it launched.
By: Christopher Bouchard
MADAWASKA, Maine — T&D Eatery, a family-owned food truck that opened just last week, offers customers a little bit of everything with a focus on traditional Acadian cuisine.
It’s rare that nationally recognized artists travel as far north as Aroostook County, and rarer still that they perform in the St. John Valley.
When Cindy Fuhs isn’t helping out animals, she is raising money by cycling in the annual Pan-Mass challenge.
