Green slime and a “magic genie” were just two of many chemical reactions that youngsters witnessed, and at times assisted with, when a member of Mad Science of Maine brought the organization’s “Radical Reactions” show to Presque Isle.
The owners of The Cubby Thriftstores, LLC recently installed security cameras outside their Presque Isle and Caribou locations in hopes of preventing potential theft and damage of donations left outside.
One hundred and ninety students received degrees during Northern Maine Community College’s 53rd commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 12, at the Presque Isle Forum.
When David Corser of Presque Isle began working out near the abandoned lot behind the Presque Isle fairgrounds to avoid being seen at a gym, he did not expect to meet someone else who was there for the same reasons.
With Mother’s Day just around the corner on May 13, Aroostook County folks young and old recently shared their favorite memories of that special day, including traditions they’ve passed down to their own children and grandchildren.
When Larry Hall, of Ashland, left Aroostook County for the University of New Hampshire in the early 1960s, he never expected to return after one year and begin a 33-year career as the music teacher and band instructor for Ashland District School. But that’s exactly what happened.
After the first draft of MSAD 1’s budget for the 2018-2019 fiscal year failed at the polls on Tuesday, May 1, school district leaders are set to present much the same budget to voters on Tuesday, June 12.
Friday morning, May 11, 305 athletes from 25 schools and agencies across Aroostook County gathered on the track and field area at Presque Isle Middle School for the opening ceremony of the 42nd annual Special Olympics Spring Games.
Students at Fort Street Elementary School in Mars Hill received a unique lesson on local agriculture on May 2 with a visit from Pam Townsend, president of Maine Agri Women.
A New Hampshire-based children’s theater company visited Fort Street Elementary School in Mars Hill during the week of May 7-11 to give students a unique opportunity to learn about and participate in a musical production.
