Missing for nearly a century, Caribou’s Boston Post Cane traveled 800 miles home
Inside a long, skinny cardboard box was the answer to a mystery that had eluded northern Maine historians for nearly a century.
Inside a long, skinny cardboard box was the answer to a mystery that had eluded northern Maine historians for nearly a century.
An Aroostook teacher will bring Acadian culture to life with a weeklong immersion experience next month. “Living Acadia” (or “Acadie Vivante”) workshop will draw educators from across Maine to northern Maine’s St. John Valley, culminating in a public daylong reenactment of early Acadian life on June 27. It’s the first large-scale immersion event of its […]
It is no secret that many shelters are in crisis mode these days. Most have run out of room and have paused intakes. Prices are rising – and that includes pet food, litter and basic supplies. The cost of vet care has risen as well. Despite the circumstances, rescues are still showing up determined to […]
As with any good foundation, women tend to be the cornerstone of farm families, doing the sometimes behind the scenes work that needs to be done.
Northern Maine Community Trails is in the midst of a community fundraising campaign honoring the life of local forester Hugh Violette, with all donations matched dollar-for-dollar up to $22,300 through June 5. The matching challenge was established by Hugh’s parents, Dennis and Holly Violette, who chose to support Northern Maine Community Trails because they believe […]
Presque Isle Historical Society’s Maysville Museum will open for its 11th summer season from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m on Saturday, May 30. The museum is located at 165 Caribou Road on the corner of U.S. Route 1 and Brewer Road. The site is historically significant in that it once served simultaneously as the Maysville […]
This May was likely the most successful month in the program’s 14 years, organizers said.
“It’s a lot of fun, which is what you want at a dinner theater,” said Theater Director Doug Clapp.
“An overnight visitor has a heck of a lot more economic impact than a day trip visitor.”
When you think of smart animals, which animals come to mind? Dolphins? Monkeys? Perhaps even dogs?