Ever since the Presque Isle community received three Little Free Libraries as part of a grant from the Maine Humanities Council in 2014, the outdoor receptacles have played an important role in sharing the joy of reading with others.
When Gary Smith of Presque Isle was growing up in the 1950s, he enjoyed watching TV shows that many viewers and critics now consider “classics” such as “Life of Riley,” “I Love Lucy” and “Leave It To Beaver.”
Sue Bernard of Caribou has always kept the spirit of community with her, whether home among family and friends in Aroostook County or farther away.
With temperatures in the upper 30s and plenty of sunshine, Saturday proved to be a great day for families to enjoy outdoor activities during the annual Family Fun Day at Aroostook State Park in Presque Isle.
For the last 10 years, Jay Edgecomb wanted to open a Mexican restaurant in Aroostook County and now his goals have come to life with the Feb. 23 opening of Mainely Mexican.
The Aroostook County Action Program and United Way of Aroostook have partnered for a community initiative aimed at giving County residents opportunities to help fulfill basic but crucial needs facing local individuals and their families.
The recent decision by the MSAD 1 school board to officially end harvest break for high school students in fall 2019 also will signal the end to a program
Ryan Ashby, a Mapleton resident and 2005 Presque Isle High School graduate, has begun a new business venture that he hopes will help people of all ages develop healthy short-term and long-term exercise and nutritional habits.
Bob Graves, co-owner of Graves Shop n’ Save in Presque Isle, said Thursday morning that no produce or other perishable deliveries to the store were cancelled or postponed Wednesday
New Ventures Maine has announced that its seventh annual ALL for Women: Aroostook Leadership and Learning Conference will be held on Friday, March 16
