3 months ago
Houlton schools face staff shortages as new year nears
“We have to keep working hard to find the right people, or we will substitute with our veteran list of substitute teachers and ed techs,” Superintendent Joe Fagnant said.
Education
3 months ago
LP Building Solutions awards largest scholarship class in company history
LP Building Solutions, a leading manufacturer of high-performance building products, has awarded a record 104 scholarships to the children of team members for the 2026–27 academic year, marking the 25th anniversary of the LP Scholarship Program.
3 months ago
UMFK nursing doctorate program earns accreditation
The University of Maine at Fort Kent’s doctorate of nursing practice program has earned accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, affirming the program’s commitment to academic excellence, quality nursing education, and preparing advanced practice nurses to meet the evolving needs of healthcare.
3 months ago
Aroostook school officials seek site for proposed new school
The districts are also planning a public meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 26, to talk about revisions to the reorganization plan, in which residents can provide feedback.
3 months ago
Fort Kent library invites young Mainers to explore careers from the Moon to Mars
FORT KENT, Maine — Young people interested in space, science and engineering have an opportunity to meet aerospace engineer and analog astronaut Makiah Eustice during a live virtual presentation at the Fort Kent Public Library from 3 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 13. Eustice will present “From Maine to the Moon to Mars” in […]
3 months ago
University of Maine at Fort Kent receives largest research grant in institution’s history
FORT KENT, Maine — The University of Maine at Fort Kent has received the largest research grant in the institution’s history, securing a five-year, $649,836 total award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture through its Agriculture and Food Research Initiative. The USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture’s Agriculture […]
3 months ago
19th Annual TD Bank Golf Tournament raises more than $24,400 to support NMCC students
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The Northern Maine Community College Foundation raised more than $24,400 through its 19th Annual TD Bank Golf Tournament, held July 16 at the Presque Isle Country Club. Proceeds from the event will support student scholarships and initiatives that advance Northern Maine Community College’s mission and expand educational opportunities for students. The […]
3 months ago
These are the changes coming to Presque Isle’s schools this fall
Dozens of changes — from new names to substantial construction — will greet students entering the district’s three schools.
3 months ago
Acadia FCU awards $17,000 in scholarships to five outstanding students
Acadia Federal Credit Union is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 scholarship program, awarding a total of $17,000 to five exceptional graduating seniors pursuing higher education. Acadia FCU’s annual scholarship program reflects the credit union’s long-standing commitment to investing in students and helping them achieve their educational goals. This year, the credit union […]
3 months ago
New Limerick native selected for prestigious internship
WATERVILLE, Maine — Thomas College biology and psychology student Macy Cram is one of 11 students selected for the University of Florida Health Cancer Center’s STRONGER Program internship this summer. Cram, from New Limerick, is spending the summer conducting cancer research under the mentorship of Samantha Ali Ghandour, a PhD student in pharmaceutical sciences. She […]
