Tom Berube, owner and general manager of Gil’s Sanitation in Presque Isle, and his father, Gil Berube, have seen so many changes in the sanitation business over the last 50 years they can’t keep track of all of them.
As more women today balance professional work with taking care of children and aging parents, it becomes much easier for them to ignore their own physical and emotional well-being
Domestic abusers often use faith as a way to justify their abuse, according to experts in domestic violence services who conducted a workshop for religious leaders here on April 10.
The Presque Isle City Council voted during a special meeting on April 11 to cover additional expenses that have arisen from the Riverside Park Community Playground Project.
Not long after the Houlton Farms Dairy Bar opened for the season in Presque Isle on Thursday, about a dozen people stood in line eagerly awaiting their first taste of fresh ice cream.
Aroostook County’s first hospice facility officially opened its doors to the public on Saturday, April 7, with an open house that welcomed local families and community members.
University of Maine at Presque Isle art students held two popular events during the First Friday Art Walk on April 6 that showcased the variety of talent at both the university and in the community.
With the increasing use of technology in our everyday lives, local and state highway safety officials are using Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April to educate the public about the dangers of driving with incomplete focus on the road.
With warmer temperatures arriving and much of the snow beginning to melt, Central Aroostook folks are preparing for and eagerly anticipating the start of spring.
During an April 4 meeting, the Presque Isle City Council voted to approve a memo drafted by Presque Isle Police Chief Matt Irwin that will allow officers to arrest individuals outside their jurisdiction
