The family of Patrick and Yvonne Boucher had their first family reunion in almost 50 years this summer. Family members gathered at Nadeau Point in Eagle Lake on Aug. 29. Patrick and Yvonne Nadeau lived most of their lives in the St. John Valley, both in St. Agatha and Fort Kent. They lived on a […]
For the third consecutive year, students at the Temiscouata Campus of Cegep de La Pocatiere in Quebec are building meaningful connections with 19 senior residents at Country Village Estates in Madawaska through an intergenerational and cross-border pen-pal project.
The annual event helps students from each high school in Aroostook County learn about money management and budgeting, and is expected to draw hundreds of participants.
The 18th annual Maine Academic Scholarship Pageant and Green Carpet Fundraiser Event was held recently in South Portland, with 83 vying for titles, scholarships and the opportunity to represent the Unite Against Bullying ME Crown CARES project in Maine schools.
Within the first couple of hours of voting, about 150 had visited the polls, City Clerk Kim Finnemore said.
There are candidate signs everywhere, political ads, accusations hurled back and forth, truths and half-truths, outright distortions, and many people just hoping to ignore the furor until it’s all over.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Ziggy, a handsome 1-year-old black and white boy who is ready to purr his way into your heart. H
The Badges vs. Blazes charity game will raise funds for a program that helps local kids who need a boost.
Dellagrotta was startled last Tuesday morning by a loud crash and the sound of breaking glass when a pickup slammed into the tree.
But even in their home county, the race is too close to predict, with voter sentiment divided on who would best represent Aroostook residents’ interests.
