PORTLAND — An Aroostook County professional is among the second class of the John T. Gorman Fellowship, a leadership program in Maine for exceptional nonprofit and public sector professionals, announced the John T. Gorman Foundation last week.
PRESQUE ISLE and BANGOR — The Presque Isle- and Bangor-based financial services firm of Thompson-Hamel, LLC, has announced Natalie Nadeau joined the firm as an associate on Jan. 3.
The Aroostook County Snowdogs Special Olympics basketball team gather for a group photo during a recent practice, showing off their new basketballs.
PRESQUE ISLE — Officials at Chester M. Kearney, CPAs, have announced the promotion of Michael J. Beardsley to the position of senior accountant at the Presque Isle location.
CARIBOU — City officials report the 2016 Caribou Marathon was a success, drawing more than 450 athletes, their friends, families, over 200 volunteers, 60-plus corporate sponsors and endless support from the community. Now Caribou is looking toward this coming September.
PRESQUE ISLE — The United Way of Aroostook is joining forces with New Ventures Maine, the Aroostook Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Aroostook County Action Program, KeyBank, and VITA to offer free tax preparation once again.
Children’s Stage Adventures and Shakespeare are coming back to town, and auditions for the production of “Shakespeare’s Midsummer Dream” will be held at 11:30 a.m., Monday, Jan. 23, at the Washburn District Elementary School gymnasium.
The Walter T.A. Hansen Memorial Library’s annual Bidding For Good on-line auction is now open
EASTON — Officials at Easton Junior/Senior High School recently announced the first-quarter honor roll for the 2016-17 school year. The following were included.
The UMPI Owl men’s basketball team will try to get back to the .500 mark when they travel to Auburn to take on Central Maine Community College at 7:30 p.m. tonight. UMPI won the first matchup back in November at Wieden Gymnasium, 54-52.
