The story of a life
The little girl sighed, her breath crystal clear and lingering. She put her shoulders back and took her first step onto the dirt road she had to travel in order to catch the school bus.
The little girl sighed, her breath crystal clear and lingering. She put her shoulders back and took her first step onto the dirt road she had to travel in order to catch the school bus.
To the editor:
As a resident of Maine and The County, I feel inspired to express my concern regarding the story of little Hercules. (Wednesday, Dec. 31, The County print edition – Ed.)
As soon as a safe depth of ice forms each winter, that’s when smelt jigging is usually fast and furious.
“The secret sauce is we have created partnerships in these areas and are doing more of what people need,.”
FORT KENT, Maine — The Acadian Archives/Archives acadiennes located at the University of Maine at Fort Kent will launch its annual Acadian History Lecture Series on Feb. 12, featuring five weeks of expert-led presentations exploring 400 years of heritage. The series will take place every Thursday at 6 p.m. and will be entirely available through […]
Pet owners can get their dogs and cats immunized against various diseases at a clinic on Saturday.
NorState Federal Credit Union has donated the user fees it has collected from the use of coin sorters to local Aroostook County charities since 2014.
FORT KENT, Maine — The Fort Kent Ladies of St. Anne continued their tradition of community generosity during their recent Christmas Party, where members passed around a basket to collect donations for the Forest Hill Manor activity department. The contribution was made in honor of the Ladies of St. Anne members who currently reside at […]
The proposed amendment to LD 382 allows relief for property owners facing uncertain futures.
Temperatures at the surface and aloft are expected to be warm enough to produce a rain/snow mix for the region.