The school is doing a “teen edition” of the play adapted by Concord Theatricals, which is specifically designed to be performed in high schools and removes overtly adult themes from the original musical.
The Houlton event opened on Friday afternoon with several gaming tournaments and will wrap-up on Sunday with a focus on Star Wars, including a lightsaber battle at the Houlton Bridge at 9 a.m. followed by a group walk through downtown and the church organist playing the Imperial March on the historic pipe organ.
The event began with an introduction from Student Life Coordinator Stacy Martin, who introduced nursing student Rebekah Sanchez to sing the National Anthem.
St. John Valley employers had always had to travel to other parts of The County to recruit, so chamber members decided to try to pair workers with jobs closer to home.
As part of the inaugural All Shire’s Eve Witches Walk that began just before sunset at Riverfront Park in downtown Houlton, about 50 or so witches, warlocks and other goblins walked through the wooded trail.
The next Edgemore Woods haunted walks in Woodland will take place Nov. 1 and 2 from 6 to 10 p.m.
The event is scheduled for Nov. 8-10, and is co-hosted by Shiretown Gaming and the Houlton Unitarian Church.
The event on Saturday, Nov. 2, will feature a variety of employers from northern and central Aroostook County.
Within minutes of the 10 a.m. opening, hundreds filled Caribou High School’s gymnasium and cafeteria, eyeing crafts from 137 vendors.
FORT KENT, Maine – The Fort Kent Rotary Club will host its annual hunters’ breakfast on Saturday, November 2 from 6 to 9 a.m. at the University of Maine at Fort Kent Nowland Hall. The breakfast is open to community members. Tickets are $15 per person. You may purchase your ticket from any Fort Kent […]
