EM runner-up Eagles strive to improve throughout year
LIMESTONE, Maine — The Eagles’ baseball team has one motto to carry them through the season, according to second-year coach Eric McGough — “win the day.”
LIMESTONE, Maine — The Eagles’ baseball team has one motto to carry them through the season, according to second-year coach Eric McGough — “win the day.”
CARIBOU, Maine — The Vikings swept a track and field meet involving all the Aroostook County schools, held Friday at Caribou High School.
The Caribou girls posted 227.25 points, easing
Craig and Julie Latuscha of Lewiston are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, McKinley Bennett Latuscha, on April 23, 2015; joining brother Lincoln Bennett Latuscha. Grandparents are John and Anne Latuscha and Christine Jennings, all of Lewiston, and Peter and Donna Bennett of Caribou. Great-grandparents are Herb and Lorraine Weaver of Caribou, Gene […]
Loring Job Corps Center officials recently announced Jorge Lopez as the Star Student of the quarter.
Lopez is an electrical student at LJC, and in addition to his work at the center also participates in work-based learning at The Aroostook Medical Center in Presque Isle, helping with ongoing expansion of the hospital.
Teague Park’s fifth-graders recently experimented in verse for an Americanism poetry contest sponsored by the Lister-Knowlton VFW Ladies’ Auxiliary of Caribou.
AUGUSTA, Maine — State Sen. Paul Davis (R-Sangerville) has introduced a bill that would provide tax incentives to doctors who practice in rural Maine.
Contributed photo Benjamin Poitras of Van Buren, a member of Boy Scout Troop 184, recently attained the rank of Eagle Scout and was honored during an Eagle Court of Honor on April 25. The rank of Eagle Scout is the highest achievement in Scouting and is given for excellence in skills development, leadership, personal growth […]
Aroostook’s four hospitals are joining forces with the region-wide Feed The County effort to replenish area food pantries in the month of May. The Hospitals Against Hunger Food Drive will kick off Monday, May 11, and continue through May 21, with numerous drop-off locations where non-perishable food item donations will be accepted.
The Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge will host a workshop Saturday, May 9, from 10 a.m.-noon where participants will learn about the wildlife that live in vernal pools in Aroostook County.
Two automotive technology students from the Caribou Regional Technology Center are headed for New Hampshire this weekend to compete in the 66th annual Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Challenge.