Central Aroostook Chamber honors community VIPs
More than 200 packed the Northern Maine Community College gym for the event.
More than 200 packed the Northern Maine Community College gym for the event.
Leaders of the Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races in Fort Kent came to Presque Isle Friday to donate more than 700 pounds of dog food to the Central Aroostook Humane Society.
The club will host a dinner theater starting at 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, at Washburn District High School.
50 Years Ago – March 13, 1974
Four made Eagle — Some 50 persons associated with Boy Scout Troop 171 of Presque Isle gathered at Grant Memorial Methodist Church for a court of honor which officially named four boys to Scouting’s highest rank, Eagle Scout. Th
25 Years Ago – March 17, 1999
VA Clinic larger and remodeled — On June 13, 1987, County veterans got a little more back for their service to their country when the Aroostook County Veterans Administration Clinic opened its doors at the Cary Medical Center.
50 Years Ago, April 10, 1974
Dow is Named As Trustee For Police Academy– Houlton Police Chief Donald C. Dow has been appointed by Governor Kenneth M. Curtis to the Board of Trustees of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Waterville.
Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash, celebrated the induction of two Aroostook County residents into the State of Maine Franco-American Hall of Fame.
Councilors will meet in executive session on Wednesday, March 20, city hall staff said.
All general public rides will be free for Aroostook County residents for one day on Monday, March 18 to remember the contributions the late Mavis Towle and James “Jim” Tweedie made to the community.
With Easter approaching in just a few short weeks, there are many of you who are surely attempting to find the perfect Easter gift for your children and loved ones. Images of furry bunnies and soft downy ducks and chicks are all over the television, on advertisements in the paper and on the web.