High school genealogy project uncovers students’ Indigenous roots
The discovery shows that for many with Acadian heritage, their roots are more diverse than they imagined.
The discovery shows that for many with Acadian heritage, their roots are more diverse than they imagined.
This past week my very dear friend, Nancy, had to say goodbye to her cat of 20 years. She said that Lily had been her pillow and lap warmer for so long and had lived a wonderful life of luxury.
The Mapleton Lions Club started the annual holiday season earlier this year than any previous year on Saturday, Nov. 15.
Animal lovers can assist feral and stray cats during the winter months when a warm shelter, food and water resources are difficult if not impossible to find, said Halfway Home Pet Rescue of Caribou.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Copper. If you’ve ever dreamed of having a cat who truly adores you, Copper is your boy.
The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for Children’s Museum of Aroostook County located at 52 Sweden Street, Caribou. From left are, front row: Samantha Doak, chamber executive assistant; Margo Dyer, chamber board president; Marie Kilpatrick; Elise Browning; Melissa Libby, Mrs. Maine; Courtney Boma, Caribou Mayor; and LaNiece Sirois, chamber executive director. […]
Presque Isle’s dog park, part of Peace Park on Central Drive, has a new bench for pet owners to enjoy while their dogs run freely in an enclosed area.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Callie, an 11-month-old beauty. She’s past the wild kitten chaos but still full of youthful charm, curiosity and playful energy.
Did you ever wonder what shapes your dog’s personality? And why do dogs behave so differently, even within their own breeds?
Presque Isle, Limestone and Fort Fairfield will each host their annual parades in the first two weekends of the month, kicking off a busy holiday season for local events.