After three hours of discussion and debate, city officials voted against an ordinance that would have put in place a registration process and yearly inspection schedule for rental properties in Presque Isle.
With a new education and childcare center, Aroostook County Action Program and Presque Isle Housing Authority hope that more families can access regular childcare and employment, thus provide a more stable future for their families.
With masks no longer required for vaccinated students and staff in Maine, SAD 1 Superintendent Ben Greenlaw is expecting the coming school year to more closely resemble those of the pre-COVID-19 days.
Cars lined the streets of Fort Fairfield on Saturday, as hundreds of people celebrated the return of one of Aroostook’s most beloved summer festivals.
After spending the past year focused on fundraising and growing their board of directors, the nonprofit Mainely Girls now hopes to find long-term ways to sustain their programs for young girls in Aroostook County.
Presque Isle councilors approved upgrades to The Forum’s heating and ventilation systems and heard updates regarding City Hall renovations during their most recent meeting.
Presque Isle city councilors took further action regarding a previously condemned building on Elm Street and addressed concerns about increased marijuana businesses during their regular meeting on Wednesday.
Framework Church recently purchased and began repairs on a former apartment building that they hope will become a coffee and community-based “hub” for people in The Star City.
For many people who visited the historic James School on Sunday, hearing the Declaration of Independence spoken aloud was like traveling back in time and realizing the struggles that led to the founding of the United States.
Hundreds of people gathered near the Presque Isle International Airport on Saturday for a day of patriotic community celebrations.
