In the coming weeks, the parks and recreation department will create an 80-foot rink that will be located adjacent to the Fort Fairfield Town Office on 18 Community Center Drive, on the same land where children play basketball in the summer.
Despite challenges posed by changes in state demographics, the University of Maine at Presque Isle has seen “positive movement forward” in its fall enrollment numbers.
Only a week after Kirk Lilley told The Star-Herald about a mysterious photo album that he had come across, the Presque Isle resident was able to give the album back to a member of the family that once owned it.
For the 10th year, the Northern Aroostook Toys For Tots is collecting toys to ensure that all children in Aroostook County experience the magic of Christmas.
For people who want to decorate their Christmas trees with handmade keepsakes, learning to make stained glass ornaments can be a fun way to share the holiday spirit with family and friends.
In 1975 Donna Sanipass packed her bags and moved to Sante Fe, New Mexico, after graduating from Presque Isle High School. She had never been to the city, or even to New Mexico, before but felt that after spending most of her childhood in central Aroostook County she needed a change.
Despite cold, rainy weather, volunteers from the United Way of Aroostook and Townsquare Media dedicated most of their time collecting turkeys that will help make Thanksgiving just a little more festive for hundreds of people in need.
The Fort Fairfield Town Council has taken the next steps toward establishing a full-time fire and EMS service by approving the future purchase of two new ambulances to serve local residents.
The last thing Kirk Lilley of Presque Isle expected to come across was a 1930s-era photo album that provides few clues about its previous owner.
During the first weekend of December, more than 60 unique Christmas trees will fill the Northern Maine Community College’s gymnasium for St. Apollonia Dental Clinic’s sixth annual Festival of Trees.
