25 Years Ago – Nov. 17, 1999
Center of attention — More than 200 people and a U.S. senator attended the open house Saturday for the nearly complete Ralph and Dorothy Allen Center for Women and Children’s Health at the Cary Medical Center.
10 Years Ago — November 12, 2014
Students learn about harvesting — Education technician Carlene Martin taught La Maternelle preschool students about sunflower seeds on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014.
50 Years Ago – November 13, 1974
Flewelling honored — Robert H. Flewelling was honored by the Northern National Bank upon completion of 25 years of service to the bank.
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.
Once again, our shelter is full of healthy, loving pets of all shapes and sizes that are available for adoption. Here are some of the benefits of adopting a shelter pet.
The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.
The following births were recorded in August and September at Cary Medical Center in Caribou: WILCOX- A girl, Raya Micota Wilcox, born to Hailey Verret and Casey Wilcox of Presque Isle on August 8th, 2024. THERIAULT- A boy, Tayden Allen Theriault, born to Sierra Deabay and Troy Theriault of Fort Kent on August 12th, 2024. […]
High pressure will build across the Valley today into Thursday then retreat to the northeast Friday.
The County’s Civil Air Patrol, a youth and adult group modeled on military service, is raising funds to buy evergreen wreaths for veterans’ graves in Caribou, Presque Isle and Augusta in December.
