Free food, clothing and games for the young, and young at heart, were up for grabs Saturday at the Houlton Wesleyan Church on Kelleran Street as part of the annual Adopt-a-Block of Aroostook’s Mini Carnival.
Five members of The Greatest Generation were honored recently at the Maine Veterans Home in Caribou for their service during World War II.
The following births were recorded recently at Houlton Regional Hospital.
I am excited at the change of seasons. I feel I can breathe when I go outside. I find I pause before getting into the house or the car.
Aroostook County Action Program Early Care and Education staff, along with a parent of an enrolled child, recently participated in the annual Head Start Goes to Augusta event at the Maine State House.
In a sure sign of spring, the annual Aroostook River Fun Run will take place starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 18, offering a fun opportunity for individuals and families to get outside and enjoy the Aroostook River and the area around it.
Municipal officials are gearing for the annual citywide yard sale and distributing flyers to residents detailing addresses of everyone signed up to participate in the three day event.
With Mother’s Day fast approaching, students and teachers at Zippel Elementary School came up with a way to express what makes their mothers special in their lives.
Children in Miss Tina’s preschool class at Teague Park School in Caribou gather on the playground on Earth Day, Monday, April 22 while helping to pick up trash.
Mother’s Day is always a great time for a family walk and in northern Maine, the celebration of motherhood overlaps with the process of trees and shrubs coming out of dormancy, or “greening up.”
