Since beginning the new Champions after-school program in fall 2018, elementary students in SAD 1 have gained more opportunities to interact together while also taking part in fun, educational activities.
Thirteen years ago during the first ever Planet Head Day friends and colleagues Kevin McCartney and Jeanie McGowan set up chairs in the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s geology lab and collected $200 in a pickle jar to present to the nonprofit Caring Area Neighbors for Cancer Education and Recovery, also known as C-A-N-C-E-R.
Have you ever wondered how to create jewelry, window catchers or other unique home decorations that are as beautiful as stained glass windows? Crafters need to look no further than stained glass itself.
Just days after the New York-based Kohan Retail Investment Group confirmed buying the Aroostook Centre Mall in Presque Isle, area residents expressed a desire to see new stores and maybe even nontraditional tenants re-energize the space.
Presque Isle police officers on Thursday arrested two individuals on drug charges and turned a third over to the U.S. Border Patrol after an attempted traffic stop turned into a brief car chase.
United Way of Aroostook has chosen three additional contestants as wild card picks, also known as “United Way Saves,” from the Northern Star regional shows to perform in the finale later this month.
United Way of Aroostook’s Northern Star competition continued to celebrate its 15th year by showcasing 15 talented acts during their Presque Isle regional show on Saturday, March 9.
On Wednesday, March 6, the Presque Isle City Council officially approved a plan that advises city officials how best to restore the water quality of the Kennedy Brook watershed.
When Pamela Snow Sweetser of Presque Isle teaches folks about women and transportation from the late 1800s to the 1930s, she likes to question the idea that women of that era were always confined to traditional gender roles such as being housewives and mothers and never participated in what was considered to be “men’s spaces.”
A group of pre-K and kindergarten students at Mapleton Elementary School received a visit Thursday from Daigle Oil Company employees, who delivered brand new books and shared a special storytime.
