UMFK lights up field in honor of beloved Fort Kent resident Michael Simon
Hundreds came out on Friday night and cheered as newly donated lights illuminated the University of Maine at Fort Kent’s first-ever night game.
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Southern New Hampshire University announces student on dean’s list, 2023
Candyce Marsh of Fort Kent achieved the honor.
PAWS Pet of the Week – Cherish
Cherish is about 3 years old and delivered kittens when she first came to the shelter. The kittens found homes quickly.
K of C lotto winner, Sept. 4-10, 2023
The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.
St. John Valley area From our Files – Week of September 20, 2023
Members of the graduating class of 1943 of Van Buren Boys’ and Girls’ High School met for their 55th reunion recently. The event began with a Mass at the Acadian Village Chapel in Upper Van Buren, officiated by Rev. Adhemar Deveau, O.M.I. Following was a buffet meal served at the Village kitchen building.
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K of C lotto winner, Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 2023
The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.
UMFK Blake Library Gallery to feature exhibit by UMFK alumnus McBreairty
The University of Maine at Fort Kent Blake Library Gallery will feature a collection of photographs entitled, “Friends & Family” by UMFK alumnus Darrell McBreairty during the month of October.
Community partners come together to support and celebrate recovery
The University of Maine at Fort Kent Behavioral Science program and club, Fish River Rural Health, Aroostook Mental Health Center, and Life By Design have been working together to host its annual Recovery Celebration on Saturday, Sept. 23 at the Fort Kent Riverside Park Lion’s Pavilion.
UMFK student participates in impactful research
When biology student Derry Bessette began her college career at the University of Maine at Fort Kent, she had no idea that someday she would have the opportunity to participate in a research project beyond her university’s campus that would ultimately benefit the healthcare industry.
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