Stories by Staff Aroostook Republican

10 years ago

Teague Park School Honor Roll

CARIBOU, Maine — Teague Park School officials recently named the first-trimester honor roll for 2015-16. included were:

10 years ago

New Sweden School Honor Roll

     NEW SWEDEN, Maine — The New Sweden School recently named the first-trimester honor roll for 2015-2016. Included were:

10 years ago

Limestone Community School Honor Roll

     LIMESTONE, Maine — Named to the honor roll at Limestone Community School for the first trimester in grades 3-8 were the following.

10 years ago

Van Buren High School Honor Roll

     VAN BUREN, Maine — Officials at Van Buren High School recently announced that the following students were named to the first-quarter honor roll for 2015-16.

10 years ago

Woodland School Honor Roll

     WOODLAND, Maine — Students making the first-trimester honor roll at Woodland Consolidated School include the following.

10 years ago

Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School Honor Roll

     CASWELL, Maine — Officials at the Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School in Caswell have announced the first-quarter honor roll for 2015-16. Recognized were: 

10 years ago

Connor School Honor Roll

First Trimester Honor Roll:

     GRADE 4 — High honors: Nick Anderson, Chanelle Babin, Johanna Coleman and Jayden Edgecomb. Honors: Hunter Leichliter.

10 years ago

The New Year’s Resolution

To the editor:

     The new year is creeping upon us very fast. Many of us are wondering what we will choose to be our resolution for 2016.

10 years ago

An inspirational day at Arlington National Cemetery

 

     For the last 24 years, Wreaths Across America has honored our nation’s heroes by laying Maine-made balsam fir wreaths on the headstones at Arlington National Cemetery. This meaningful tradition sends a resounding message to our veterans and their families that we are so thankful for their service and sacrifice, and also gives us reason to be proud that this is a Maine-led project. This year, for the first time, I had the chance to attend the wreath laying in Arlington and I am still thinking about that very moving experience.