Due to the low number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Aroostook County, SAD 1 will use a “Green Plan,” referring to full-time classes but with changes to promote student and staff wellness and safety.
Hundreds of vehicles filled parking spaces at the Aroostook Centre Mall Thursday evening, as folks anxiously awaited the first drive-in summer concert held in Presque Isle amid COVID-19 restrictions.
From the time Shaye McHatten started developing classes for Wintergreen Arts Center’s Summer Arts program, she knew that getting children together to create and have fun would become a highlight of their summer.
A Fourth of July event in Presque Isle reminded people of the often turbulent road to independence for America, even after the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence.
The coronavirus pandemic has dealt many challenges to Homeless Services of Aroostook bringing drastic changes to how they serve The County’s homeless population.
Maine Potato Blossom Festival director Cheryl Boulier confirmed on Wednesday that alternative festival events have been canceled for the summer due to a recent COVID-19 outbreak in Aroostook County.
For two years, Micmac Farms in Caribou has seen an increased presence of bees, butterflies, moths and other insects known as “natural pollinators,” whose pollination of blossoming plants has helped produce successful summer crops.
Fort Fairfield fire chief, Vince Baldwin, has resigned, town manager Andrea Powers confirmed Wednesday.
Washburn Elementary School’s 21st Century After-School Program and the Washburn Recreation Department are offering virtual learning activities in place of their usual in-person programming.
The Fort Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department will reopen in time to host a limited variety of summer activities aimed at local children and teens beginning July 6.
