During a daylong wood heating symposium held at Northern Maine Community College on Thursday, several school officials spoke about the cost savings that biomass heating systems have brought to their school districts.
Skeletons, Disney characters, dinosaurs, astronauts and even a few police officers were just a handful of the scary and colorful characters that roamed the Sargent Family Community Center on Friday evening.
The fifth annual Take Back the Night event is a national movement that aims to spread awareness of both domestic and sexual violence.
Melissa Carson, a native of Presque Isle, recently began a new journey in her career as the owner of Maine Billing Services, located in downtown Presque Isle.
Halloween came early for many local children on Wednesday, Oct. 24, when the University of Maine at Presque Isle opened its doors for a night of trick-or-treating and a walk through a scary new haunted house.
With the holiday season fast approaching, many folks might be wondering how they can create unique presents for friends and loved ones with a more personal touch than the usual store-bought items.
City councilors are in the process of discussing the proposed municipal budget for 2019, which City Manager Martin Puckett hopes will continue the city’s trend of reducing property taxpayer costs by as much as possible.
A Presque Isle native has provided a major donation to the University of Maine at Presque Isle that will help grow their new agricultural science and agribusiness program, create a permanent faculty position and support workforce needs in Aroostook County.
Officials from Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital, formerly The Aroostook Medical Center, hosted their annual health fair Saturday, providing community members with many opportunities to learn about healthy living habits and how to prevent common illnesses during the fall and winter months.
More than two years after then U.S. President Barack Obama designated over 80,000 acres of land in northern Maine as the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, officials are in the midst of creating a formal management plan that will strive to make effective use of the land for visitors while keeping its natural resources and history intact.
