“We were drawn to this story not just because of the eclipse,” says New York City-based co-director Mia Weinberger, “but because of the people we met while we were up there.”
Smoke-haze from Canadian wildfires will be present. Conditions will be hot and muggy with only a slight chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm.
“This is more than just a structure of wood and nails. It’s a symbol of collaboration, learning and community spirit.”
The cook-off is newly sanctioned by the Northeast Barbecue Society, and was the first event — and the only one in Maine — of the society’s 11 contests this year.
“The key isn’t just a symbol of recognition, it’s a way to say thank you in a way that lasts.”
The Tour de la Vallee last year raised $46,375, breaking the previous year’s record-breaking total of $31,300.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Oliver, a handsome gray tiger-striped fella with a big personality and an even bigger heart.
The Maine Potato Blossom Festival is just around the corner, and once again the Central Aroostook Humane Society will host its Household Pet Show.
Two Mapleton students were recognized this year at their schools.
The County Community Players are rehearsing to present their summer musical performance. “Back Stage Pass: A Musical Journey” is not a traditional show. This season the players have compiled a list of selections from 19 prominent Broadway musicals, including “Rent,” “Hamilton,” “Wicked,” “Les Miserables” and more, that they will perform in more than 20 solo […]
