PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Northern Maine Community College has announced its dean’s list for the spring 2025 semester, recognizing 239 students for their outstanding academic achievements. To qualify, students must attain a grade point average of 3.2 or higher, with 88 students earning special distinction for achieving a GPA above 3.85 *. “These students have […]
CARIBOU, Maine — The Center for the Advancement of Rural Living, a nonprofit based in Caribou, is proud to introduce “Heart Ties”, a handwritten letter-exchange program that helps people form meaningful connections and reduce loneliness. This program encourages individuals to write and receive letters through the U.S. Postal Service. In an increasingly digital world, Heart […]
Aroostook Friends for Scouts is creating an outdoor learning center at the Caribou scout hall. Curt Patterson, president of Aroostook Savings and Loan and Aroostook Payroll, recently presented a $5,000 donation from each company.
PAWS of Fort Kent introduces Gene, the sweetheart in stripes. This handsome brown and gray tiger kitty was quite shy at first but his quiet confidence is growing.
For some dogs, the sound of car keys jingling is the most exciting thing in the world. For others, car rides can bring anxiety or, worse yet, carsickness.
The Mapleton Lions Club hosted the 2025 Mapleton Memorial Day Parade and Remembrance Ceremony.
EASTON, Maine — The principal of Easton Junior Senior High School Laura Hunter is pleased to announce the honor parts for the graduation ceremonies of the Class of 2025. Valedictorian Blake King is the son of Andrew and Nicole King. Blake has been heavily focused throughout his high school career and earned highest honors all […]
Trixie’s story starts in a cardboard box left at the end of a driveway, a heartbreaking beginning for such a beautiful soul.
We hope to see many of you this Saturday, May 31, at our big open house and 5K Walk. There is certainly much to celebrate, especially now that the Central Aroostook Humane Society is finally settled in our new building.
Dignitaries from Canada, Quebec and France joined the representatives to honor 2025’s inductees into the Maine Franco-American Hall of Fame.
