Opinion
A booming celebration
Fireworks can herald the celebration of new leadership for a society. The flash and unexpected noisy boom can scare pets, wildlife and people. Fireworks trigger a natural thrill for the enthusiasts.
Early census oddities
One of the frustrating things involving the early U.S. censuses (1790-1840) is that the members of the household aren’t named, nor their relationship to one another given.
Awakening the sleeping giant within
Over the past week, I have received more than a hundred phone calls, emails, and in-person conversations regarding the closure of the Nordic Heritage Center. These interactions have revealed a profound truth: this is not just about a facility.
Looking for tax-prep volunteers
To the editor:
Tax filing season may be a few months away, but our Tax-Aide team in Caribou, also serving Presque Isle and surrounding towns, is already seeking volunteers who want to serve their community through the AARP Foundation’s Tax-Aide program.
La visite
Avis: Ceci est une vrais histoire. J’étais pas la en cause que j’étais probablement trop jeune. Mais me mére m’a compter l’histoire. On a ris ensemble pi je les jamais oublié.
Try a dry run first
To the editor:
I have an answer to the question on how to proceed with the Main Street renovation.
Daniel Stickney: An interesting man of his time
Daniel Stickney was born on Nov. 25, 1804, in Hallowell, and was the third of nine children.













