Birth at Houlton Regional Hospital – October, 2024
The following birth was recorded recently at Houlton Regional Hospital.
The following birth was recorded recently at Houlton Regional Hospital.
The Maine Community Foundation has awarded more than $217,000 to Aroostook County students through the Wendell S. Doody Memorial Scholarship Fund and the Sally Stetson Tongren Fund for Aroostook County.
Adult learners returning to school may be eligible for scholarships from the Maine Community Foundation.
Recently we took in a cat that looked like he had pretty much been on his own most of his life. He was not neutered, his fur was very dirty, his ears were bloody and he had a mouth full of bad teeth.
HOULTON, Maine – Katahdin Trust Company, a local community bank founded in 1918, serving northern Maine and the greater Bangor and Portland regions, is proud to announce that they have been named one of the 2024 Best Places to Work in Maine. “Our team is the key to our success,” said Jon Prescott, president and […]
Organizers are hoping that this year’s event will raise more than last year’s whopping $95,000.
25 Years Ago – November 17, 1999
Area Youth Attend Adventure Training — More than 50 youths and chaperones from the southern Aroostook area attended a Ropes Adventure Training on Oct 10-11 at the Northern Outdoors Resort on the Kennebec River, as part of the Southern Aroostook Tobacco-Free Outreach Project (STOP) youth action program.
Research shows that as we age, most of us want to remain in the communities we know and love, with access to essential services that support a healthy, fulfilling life.
HOULTON, Maine — Momentum Aroostook celebrated the accomplishments of 15 outstanding leaders at its annual Aroostook Achievers Banquet on Thursday, November 7, recognizing individuals in categories spanning Agriculture & Natural Resources, Business & Leadership Development, Education, Health & Wellness, and Local Government & Civic Leadership. Among the honorees were Josh McLaughlin and Johanna Johnston, both […]
Katie Sloat, along with her two children Clara and Avery Bither, and family friend Megan Fitzpatrick of Hodgdon, made the 18-hour trek to the North Carolina mountains to deliver winter coats, hats, gloves and blankets.