Well, it has become a reality. After almost two years of meetings, planning, countless hours of grant writing, letter campaigns, fundraising and pleading our cause, last weekend we celebrated “moving day” at the Central Aroostook Humane Society.
This coming Saturday evening, Nov. 23, the West Chapman Advent Christian Church will hold their annual fundraiser harvest dinner at 5 p.m.
Well, that LOOKED easy. I’m still sore.
The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.
On Monday, Nov. 11, Houlton Elks Lodge 835 provided a free meal to all of the area veterans and their families.
Fireworks can herald the celebration of new leadership for a society. The flash and unexpected noisy boom can scare pets, wildlife and people. Fireworks trigger a natural thrill for the enthusiasts.
One of the frustrating things involving the early U.S. censuses (1790-1840) is that the members of the household aren’t named, nor their relationship to one another given.
Over the past week, I have received more than a hundred phone calls, emails, and in-person conversations regarding the closure of the Nordic Heritage Center. These interactions have revealed a profound truth: this is not just about a facility.
CARIBOU, Maine – The Annual Great American Smokeout was on Thursday, November 21. The event, sponsored by the American Cancer Society, encourages people who currently smoke to quit – even if it’s just for one day. To help people take the first step, Pines Health Services is providing free nicotine replacement therapy kits and resources. […]
Houlton Middle High School has announced that Peter Bonaparte, a dedicated and talented student, has won first place in the Cole Land Transportation Museum’s prestigious Veteran Interview Program.
