Local educators receive grants to support curriculum
Three local educators are recipients of an Early Career Educators Grant to support creativity, hand-on learning and team building in their classrooms and respective schools.
Three local educators are recipients of an Early Career Educators Grant to support creativity, hand-on learning and team building in their classrooms and respective schools.
The Center for the Advancement of Rural Living will host its first Aging Symposium on Aug. 8 at Caribou High School.
Grade 12, highest honors: Chloe Blackstone, Raiden Cochran, Abigail Siddiqui; high honors: Olivia Bate, Ashton Embelton, Kiri Peterson; honors: Owen Henderson, Lilah Pelkey. Grade 11, highest honors: Max Adams, Tobias Campbell, Olivia Hopkins, Mea Lagasse, Drew Lamoreau, Jamie Mackay, Wyatt Manning-Harris, Madisan Patterson, Allison Rouse, Brayson Tompkins; high honors: Allison Bate, Lily Peterson; honors: Josiah […]
Presque Isle Elks, Lodge #1954, will be hosting the 19th annual July 4th Community Celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m at Riverside Drive on the Saturday holiday.
Sign Pro of Southington, Connecticut, a nationally recognized expert in advertising solutions, has donated to the Town of Limestone a fully functional digital display sign, replacing their old and outdated sign.
The Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians saluted its graduating high school Class of 2026 Friday evening, June 19 with a special ceremony and dinner at the Wilderness Pines Campground.
Wintergreen Arts Center recently received a $10,000 grant from the Maine Community Foundation through the 2026 Community Building grant program for operational support.
Community Action in Aroostook, Washington and Hancock Counties has reached a defining milestone in the development of a unified, regional community action agency serving northern and Downeast Maine with the formal election of a new 30-member, three-county board of directors.
Mapleton is enjoying the 37th annual Mapleton Daze, which is now at the halfway point.
On Sunday, June 28, residents of the St. John Valley will gather to celebrate Maine Acadian Day, in honor of the first families who began the French settlement in 1785 in what then was known as the Madawaska Territory.