21 hours ago

East Grand students travel to D.C.

East Grand students Madison Napoli, Emma Davis, Nathan Frye, and Lucas Potter traveled to Washington D.C. November 2nd through 6th along with teachers Jennifer Fronczak, Kim Gray, Jill Plummer, and principal/superintendent Margaret White. 

2 days ago

Caribou middle school students interview local veterans to learn about their experiences

Caribou sixth-graders had an opportunity to sit down with local veterans at the Lister-Knowlton Post 9389 VFW on Nov. 13 and ask them about their experiences in the military. 

2 days ago

East Grand students travel to D.C.

East Grand students Madison Napoli, Emma Davis, Nathan Frye, and Lucas Potter traveled to Washington D.C. November 2nd through 6th along with teachers Jennifer Fronczak, Kim Gray, Jill Plummer, and principal/superintendent Margaret White. 

3 days ago

East Grand’s Outdoor Education class offers riflery

A good fit for rural Maine, recently the East Grand School Outdoor Education class has been taking part in riflery as part of the outdoor education class.

3 days ago

Fourth graders from Mill Pond School return to enjoy what they planted in the school garden

As third graders at Mill Pond School, these students planted carrots in the school garden. This fall, when they returned as fourth grade students, they were able to pull their carrots, wash them, and enjoy them with some ranch dip as a snack.

3 days ago

Mill Pond School names the top salesman for fundraiser

Aiden Hogan, a fourth grade student at Mill Pond School in Hodgdon, was named the top salesman for the school's fall fundraiser.

3 days ago

Mill Pond School’s students of the month for October 2019

October "Big Fish" of the month at Mill Pond School in Hodgdon are, from left, Daniel Clark, Neve O'Donnell, Lyndsay Little and Aurora Lorom.

3 days ago

SAD 70 menu – Week of November 13, 2019

Breakfast Breakfast is served with choice of cereal, assorted fruit juice and white or chocolate milk.

3 days ago

SAD 29 menu – Week of November 13, 2019

Breakfast for all Schools Breakfast is served with multi-grain reduced-sugar cereal, Wowbutter/jelly, assorted fruit juice and 1% and skim milk.

3 days ago

RSU 50 menu – Week of November 13, 2019

Breakfast Choice of 1 percent white or fat-free chocolate milk; assorted fruit juice and fresh fruit.

3 days ago

East Grand school menu – Week of November 13, 2019

Breakfast Breakfast is served with milk, fruit and juice.

4 days ago

3D table brings advanced anatomy study to NMCC

Northern Maine Community College has acquired a virtual anatomy table for use in allied health and science courses. 

6 days ago

Desjardins joins national education group board

The National Association of State Boards of Education has announced the election of seven new members to its board of directors during its annual conference last month in Omaha. Fern Desjardins, a resident of St. Agatha, Maine, was elected as the board’s new state board member representative.

1 week ago

Presque Isle High School drama club to perform “Mary Poppins” for fall musical

Students in Presque Isle High School’s Shipmates Playhouse will present their fall musical, “Mary Poppins,” in a series of performances in mid-November.

1 week ago

Houlton Elementary School receives visit from Airman

Airman First Class Jeramie Ledger, son of Peter and Shelley Ledger of Houlton, has spent the last two years serving in the United States Air Force, stationed at Yokota Air Base in Japan. 

1 week ago

Houlton Middle-High School announces students of the month for Sept. 2019

The Student of the Month for September at Houlton Middle-High School have been announced.

1 week ago

LP Houlton donates to Houlton Southside After School Program

The Louisiana-Pacific Corp. Houlton facility recently donated $2,500 to the Houlton Southside After School Program. The funds were able to provide nutritional activities, field trips and supplies to over 60 students in the program.

1 week ago

For these County veterans, college education has helped them move beyond military life

When James Poullaides of New Limerick returned home to Chelsea, Massachusetts, after serving six months in Iraq with the U.S. Army, he faced challenges that often plague many combat veterans: learning to live with the painful memories of war.