Young talent shines at PI Northern Star competition
The second night of the 13th annual United Way of Aroostook Northern Star competition shined a spotlight on the many talents to be found in The County on Saturday, March 10.
The second night of the 13th annual United Way of Aroostook Northern Star competition shined a spotlight on the many talents to be found in The County on Saturday, March 10.
Over 40 community members gathered at the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s Wieden Hall Gymnasium on Saturday, March 10, for what has become the largest fundraiser in Aroostook County dedicated to helping area cancer patients.
When Loren Johnston of Presque Isle began an exercise program last May called “DDP Yoga,” created by former pro-wrestler Diamond Dallas Page, he had tried other fitness programs such as P90X and weight lifting but had never finished what he started.
Debbie Cyr carefully pulled a piece of red thread through the red-and-white-patched quilt as she showed students in her afternoon quilting class at the Presque Isle Middle School’s Skyway Learning Center
Two social services organizations that provide crucial assistance to homeless families and individuals in Aroostook County will soon benefit from a local effort to raise awareness and funds for much-needed operational and security expenses.
For Washburn native Larry Harrison, all his career and volunteer endeavors have focused on making the local community a better place for everyone.
When 49-year-old Mike Daigle went to the emergency room for a broken finger in 2012, he had no idea that the visit would lead to a diagnosis of kidney disease and six years of hoping to find a kidney donor.
Starting in fall 2018, Northern Maine Community College will offer a new program for students interested in pursuing careers in the field of water treatment technology.
Whether they’re helping to maintain unique local history projects or setting up galleries to showcase Maine artists, Steven Vance and Clifton Boudman
Around a dozen people gathered in the Senior Center at the Sargent Family Community Center on Wednesday, Feb. 28, to hear officials from AARP Maine speak about potential steps that Aroostook County communities can take to become “age friendly.”