The University of Maine at Fort Kent Alumni Association is proud to announce John and Denise Kaleta as the recipients of the 2026 Outstanding Alumni Award.
October is Pedestrian Safety Month, a time to remind everyone that at some point during the day, we are all pedestrians.
Saturday was Kim Paradis’ last shift at Fort Kent’s Northern Maine Medical Center after working for 24 years at the hospital. The emergency department registered nurse said she is among a growing number of staff who no longer recognize the hospital they had loved. In the last month and a half, six nurses – five […]
Friday currently has the highest rain probability of the seven-day period, although rainfall amounts should remain relatively modest.
The news comes as cooler temperatures foretell the winter to come, which make housing and heating greater challenges for Maine’s most vulnerable.
Aroostook County earned second place statewide for its safe driving practices during 2025 and received a $4,000 award.
The facility is among the most northeastern lodging establishments in the U.S., situated along Route 1 toward the eastern edge of Madawaska.
The Fort Kent Historical Society invites all members in good standing to its annual meeting at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
The court created the program 21 years ago to give students an opportunity to see how the appeals court functions.
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