Now in its 7th year, the Aroostook CA$H Coalition’s Free Tax Assistance Program remains a vital program for much of Aroostook County’s population, according to program organizers and participants.
During an informal workshop at the Mark and Emily Turner Memorial Library on March 21, Presque Isle city councilors discussed with various city department officials what initiatives they would like to see the council adopt as formal goals for the year.
This past weekend was Maine Maple Weekend and at Salmon Brook Valley Maple Syrup in Perham Roger and Joan Connolly were more than ready to welcome hundreds of folks for the beloved tradition.
Lifelong learners and friends came together at the University of Maine at Presque Isle on March 22 to officially launch the spring session of Seniors Achieving Greater Education, also known as SAGE.
The Presque Isle Kiwanis Club has revived one of its past spring traditions with an annual showcase for local businesses, clubs and organizations at The Forum.
Beginning in early April, members of the SAD 1 school board will start discussions on the 2019-2020 fiscal year budget, with hopes for no increase in the school district’s portion of local property taxes and only a slight increase in the overall budget.
Members of the SAD 1 school board voted unanimously on Wednesday to end their administrative sharing contract with SAD 45 in Washburn effective July 1, 2019, at the end of the 2018-2019 fiscal year.
When the Bradburys began producing their own maple syrup near their home in Bridgewater, they hung a few buckets from trees and, without access to electricity on the wooded property, came through the season with 17 gallons of maple syrup.
Current Maine Poet Laureate Stuart Kestenbaum will present a poetry reading at the Mark and Emily Turner Memorial Library in Presque Isle in April while also showcasing a collaborative art exhibit with his wife, visual artist Susan Webster.
Members of the Aroostook Shrine Club will soon hold their first ever Spring Basket Festival, which they hope will become a fun, family oriented tradition.
