“I love this trip, and I love that kids that don’t usually get this experience are able to come out and enjoy it." Read More
In this edition: 1) Learn to ski and shoot in Fort Kent. 2) Take a spin on your mountain bike or test your map and compass skills in Fort Kent. 3) Go for a group hike in Presque Isle. Plus lots more!… Read More
A surprising amount of feathers were still fluttering and floating to the ground around a chicken that stood on the asphalt in shock, probably thinking to herself, “What the heck happened?” Read More
John Holyoke writes that there are many ways to enjoy moose hunting season even if you can't hunt them yourself. Read More
An autumn storm is heading toward northern and eastern Maine, bringing with it gusts of up to 45 miles per hour Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. Read More
Presque Isle’s former police chief has dismissed a taxpayer-funded investigation of his conduct as a way to “appease a few detractors who have maliciously attempted to destroy [his] campaign” for Aroostook County sheriff. Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — The Aroostook Medical Center is proud to announce the return of Rashid Cheema, MD, who will be providing full-time endocrinology services for patients in the region. “Dr. Cheema was a well-liked and respected hospitalist at TAMC from 2012 to 2016,” says… Read More
FORT KENT — Jackie Harvey, C.N.A.-M, at Forest Hill Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center, was chosen to receive the 2018 Excellence in Long-Term Care Award. In a letter announcing Harvey’s recognition, Brenda Gallant, RN, executive director for the Maine Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, said, “The award is… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — “Code Like a Mother” is a new meetup for women who work with computer technology and those seeking to learn programming skills in a supportive environment, with the next gathering 7-10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28, at HardScrabble Solutions, 445 Main St. Opportunities to work on a group… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — Makin’ Mine is a weekly children’s drop in playgroup featuring hands-on creation of sensory media and toys 1-3 p.m. Saturdays at HardScrabble Solutions, 445 Main St. We provide materials and instruction to assist children in creating FUN and captivating sensory media toys. Children of all… Read More
“I love this trip, and I love that kids that don’t usually get this experience are able to come out and enjoy it." Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — The Aroostook Medical Center is proud to announce the return of Rashid Cheema, MD, who will be providing full-time endocrinology services for patients in the region. “Dr. Cheema was a well-liked and respected hospitalist at TAMC from 2012 to 2016,” says… Read More
High winds from an autumn storm knocked out power to more than 1,300 Emera Maine customers in northern Maine Friday evening. Read More
In this edition: 1) Learn to ski and shoot in Fort Kent. 2) Take a spin on your mountain bike or test your map and compass skills in Fort Kent. 3) Go for a group hike in Presque Isle. Plus lots more!… Read More
A surprising amount of feathers were still fluttering and floating to the ground around a chicken that stood on the asphalt in shock, probably thinking to herself, “What the heck happened?” Read More
John Holyoke writes that there are many ways to enjoy moose hunting season even if you can't hunt them yourself. Read More
FORT KENT — Jackie Harvey, C.N.A.-M, at Forest Hill Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center, was chosen to receive the 2018 Excellence in Long-Term Care Award. In a letter announcing Harvey’s recognition, Brenda Gallant, RN, executive director for the Maine Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, said, “The award is… Read More
An autumn storm is heading toward northern and eastern Maine, bringing with it gusts of up to 45 miles per hour Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. Read More
Grant funds from nomination to benefit Limestone Food Pantry CARIBOU—The Rev. David Raymond was named a nominee for the 2018-19 Lumen Christi Award, an annual honor given by Catholic Extension to an individual or group who demonstrates how the power of faith can… Read More
Presque Isle’s former police chief has dismissed a taxpayer-funded investigation of his conduct as a way to “appease a few detractors who have maliciously attempted to destroy [his] campaign” for Aroostook County sheriff. Read More
BREWER — Eastern Maine Basketball League 2018 informational meeting open to coaches and administrators, 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, at Brewer High School Cafeteria. Topic is travel basketball teams for third-eighth grade. Contact Lance Cote at ljc22871@gmail.com for information. … Read More
"I had erroneously assumed a dog one-tenth the size of my other dogs past and and present would be one-tenth the work. I could not have been more wrong." Read More
PRESQUE ISLE –– TAMC welcomed the following “Special Deliveries” born at A.R. Gould Memorial Hospital in Presque Isle during the month of August 2018: BROWN – A girl, Mackenzie Rae Brown, born August 14, to Melissa and Tyler Brown of Presque Isle. Maternal… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE — The Aroostook Medical Center officials are planning six free seasonal flu shot clinics in the region. The schedule includes three traditional walk-in clinics, including a family one for kids and adults, and three of its popular drive-up clinics. Those 65 and older will be able… Read More
The state says the pesticide disposal program has kept more than 103 tons of pesticides out of the waste stream since 1982. Read More
The 24-year-old Theriault, driving the No. 30 Toyota Tundra for the new On Point Motorsports team, started 21st in the 32-truck field but supplyied On Point Motorsports with its first ever top-10 finish. Read More
The U.S. national median age is 38. Read More
In this edition: 1) Trail work and trail fun in Fort Kent. 2) A shorebird walk in Fort Fairfield. 3) A colorful run in Houlton. Plus lots more! Events: Saturday, September 15 … Read More
Former Aroostook County residents now living in the path of Hurricane Florence in North Carolina have been busy making preparations and getting ready to ride out the Category 2 storm that already was producing heavy rain and winds on Thursday. Read More
The city of Presque Isle paid more than $10,000 to a Portland law firm this summer to quietly investigate its police chief, who resigned last week and is now running for sheriff. Read More
