County Behavioral Medicine located on North Street in Presque Isle PRESQUE ISLE — County Behavioral Medicine, a 501(c)3 non-profit community mental health clinic founded by Mary-Helena McInerney, MA, LCPC and Mathew A. Salch, MA, LCPC with the mission to provide quality behavioral health care for everyone.
PRESQUE ISLE — This year, the Aroostook Aspirations Initiative will accept 23 college students across The County to the Gauvin Scholar program.
115 Years Ago —May 15, 1901
Good fishing — William P. Allen, Esq., of this village, and J.P. Yerxa of Upsala were among the most successful fishermen. They arrived in Caribou Monday evening with about 50 pounds of trout and togue, the result of a day’s finishing on Cross and Square lakes.
Spring in full abundance —The delicious fiddlehead is once again abundant, plum trees and dandelions in full blossom, lawn mowers are being heard around town, and graduating exercises of the Caribou grammar school will occur in Clark’s Hall Friday evening of this week.
CARIBOU, Maine — The area’s newest event, the Caribou Farmers Market, is gearing up to begin June through October 2016.
We have all heard the adage, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” In Caribou, Maine we have experienced that reality.
To the editor:
As hard working citizens, rampant illegal immigration, swelling welfare rolls, and the growing malaise toward the future of our society rightly upsets us. We know these things are wrong, but what makes them wrong? How do we articulate the underlying truths that inform our feelings that things are not right?
To the editor:
The open-meeting section of Maine’s Freedom of Access Act often is taken for granted, but it was conceptualized by common citizens. For example, Aldene Gordon was a newspaper reporter who championed the enactment of the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law and testified for its passage in 1958.
Megan Bouley and Jordan Theriault to attend college for three weeks
Two students from Aroostook County high schools have been selected to receive full scholarships to attend Exploration Summer Programs (EXPLO) at Yale University for three weeks in July and August 2016.
TRIO College Access Services at the University of Maine at Presque Isle is now recruiting students in grades 9-11 for the TRIO Upward Bound program.
The Aroostook Retired Educators Association executive board has determined the programs and dates for the 2016 summer meetings. The June 28 meeting will be held at the Meduxnekeag Ramblers Snowmobile Club in Littleton and will feature music selections performed by Chloe Wheeler and a presentation by John Kosinski speaking on the “Stand Up for Students” program.
