The antics of Ollie
Summer is upon us, and I am sure many of you love this hot weather. I’m more a 70s girl. When it hits the 80s or 90s, it’s just too hot for me – and for my dog, Ollie.
Summer is upon us, and I am sure many of you love this hot weather. I’m more a 70s girl. When it hits the 80s or 90s, it’s just too hot for me – and for my dog, Ollie.
With over 96 million “birders” in the United States and the number of species that can be seen right here in Aroostook County, including rare birds, Presque Isle is pleased to welcome our birding friends.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Buffy, a stunning 2-year-old, long haired ginger girl with a gentle spirit that instantly wins hearts.
The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for the grand opening of Maple-Den, located at 1716 Main St. in Mapleton. From left are, front row: Jennifer Olson, chamber; Cathy Darrell, Kirsten Darrell and Skylaya Darrell. Middle row: Chris Darrell, Paxton Darrell, owner Collin Darrell, Harper Darrell, Mac Browning, Jodi Browning, Karen Browning, Town Manager […]
The County Federal Credit Union has awarded a $2,600 community mini-grant to the Lister Knowlton Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Caribou in recognition of the organization’s unwavering commitment to supporting local veterans and their families.
Three weeks ago, the Town of Mapleton was the place to be in the Aroostook County. Starting on Monday June 22, the new Maple-Den had its grand opening with the assistance of the Mapleton Daze Committee and the Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce.
Not every cat bursts into a room demanding attention. Some, like Toby, quietly wait for someone to notice the gentle soul behind those curious eyes.
Eighty-eight golfers, including several past champions, competed on Sunday, July 12, in the 42nd annual Cary Classic Benefit Golf Tournament, the Jefferson Cary Foundation’s signature fundraising event supporting Cary Medical Center.
The University of Maine at Presque Isle, in partnership with the Mark & Emily Turner Memorial Public Library, will host an owl-themed Community Open House on Friday, July 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in and around the Campus Center.
Now entering its fifth year, the festival has grown into one of Northern Maine’s most unique cultural celebrations.