In Frenchville, 432 voters approved the funding while 58 voted against it and seven left the space blank. In St. Agatha, 286 voted in favor of the funding, 32 voted against it.
MAPLETON — Rhianna Desjardins, a junior at Presque Isle High School, is a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders to be held on June 25–27, 2025, just outside Boston on the University of Massachusetts Lowell campus. The Congress is an honors-only program for high school students who want to become physicians or go […]
Throughout November, students from 13 school districts are slated to come to a personalized screening of the film Lost on a Mountain in Maine at the Temple Theater in Houlton.
Northern Maine Community College held its annual open house on Oct. 18, attracting nearly 400 high school students and chaperones from Aroostook County and surrounding areas.
The installation of a new carbon filtration water treatment system aimed at eliminating PFAS from the water at Mill Pond Elementary and Hodgdon Middle High School, will be completed soon
The Presque Isle center is one of 11 sites that, if voters approve, will receive grants from the Maine Department of Education for career and technical education.
CARIBOU, Maine — Caribou High School is excited to announce that it will be participating in a state-wide student mock election on Tuesday, Oct. 29. The event, aimed at fostering civic engagement and political awareness among high school students, will simulate a full-scale election, giving students the opportunity to experience the democratic process firsthand. Schools […]
Nearly 200 students from both towns took part in a color run and team activities, including kickball, football and racquetball, at Limestone Community School.
University of Maine at Fort Kent Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Kennedy Rubert-Nason will present at the University of Maine System’s inaugural Rural Issues Symposium on Friday, November 1 at the Wells Conference Center in Orono. Dr. Rubert-Nason will present on how UMFK faculty are collaborating to overcome challenges and create opportunities for people in […]
Eight students from the Loring Job Corps honor guard program recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to present as the color guard at the opening ceremony of the national Job Corps’ 60th anniversary gala.
