The Presque Isle Downtown Revitalization Committee chairman recently expressed a need for more help with committee events as the city focuses on planning for next year’s Rocking on Riverside.
Area children made their way to the Wintergreen Arts Center on Saturday, Oct. 21, to celebrate Halloween early with spooky crafts and scary treats.
Building on the growing going green discussion taking place in Maine libraries, the Star City’s public library plans to become a zero-waste facility to become more environmentally friendly and reduce costs.
The city’s budget workshops continued Wednesday evening at City Hall where department heads shared proposed 2018 budgets and answered council members’ questions.
Hundreds of enthusiasts from nearby New Brunswick and parts of the Pine Tree State poured into the Nordic Heritage Center to guzzle locally crafted brews and wines Saturday at the third Aroostook County Brew and Wine Festival.
On her third and final fall foliage tour of the season Sunday, before she hits the local holiday circuit later this year and then goes into “hibernation” until spring, Molly the Trolley carried about a dozen passengers from the Star City to Mars Hill to view nature’s beautiful autumn colors.
Dozens of men and women walked slowly across the University of Maine at Presque Isle campus Thursday evening while holding candles and guarding each flame against the breeze in support of domestic violence awareness.
Now’s the time to prepare your car for the coming winter months.
The dust was blown off a time capsule tucked away for a quarter century as the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s Campus Center, a hub for student activities, community events, and cultural programs, celebrated 25 years as part of the campus on Friday, Oct. 6.
A bright harvest moon loomed over the Nordic Heritage Sport Club’s annual Haunted Woods Walk on Friday night.
