Central Aroostook Association recently recognized longevity accomplishments for 17 staff who work as direct support professionals and supervisors, education technicians, program managers, case managers, administrative assistants, and board certified behavioral analyst teachers. Contributed photo The Central Aroostook Association honored staff for their years of service during the annual employee recognition dinner on Oct. […]
Central Aroostook Association recently recognized longevity accomplishments for 17 staff who work as direct support professionals and supervisors, education technicians, program managers, case managers, administrative assistants, and board certified behavioral analyst teachers.
CARIBOU — Blue Ox Technologies Ltd. of Caribou has announced an app development competition for Maine students taking place during the 2016-17 academic year.
Contributed photo Sabrina Haney of Limestone was chosen the October grand prize winner of the Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce’s morning trivia contest. The game is featured on the chamber’s Facebook page. Winners are drawn every Tuesday and a grand prize winner is selected at the end of each month. Haney, who is the lead […]
By Joseph Cyr Pioneer Times Staff Writer HOULTON — A group of about 40 individuals with the Maine Development Foundation toured Aroostook County recently as part of a three-day economic study in a “Leadership Maine” experience.
PRESQUE ISLE — A partnership between the Presque Isle Rotary Club and Aroostook Huskies Football will bring a new football field on U.S. Route 1 midway between Presque Isle and Caribou one step closer to reality.
To the editor:
Today’s busy lifestyles can make it hard to find time to volunteer, however, the benefits of volunteering are enormous to you, your family and your community. Finding the right organization to volunteer for can help you make an impact in the community, learn new skills and enhance your resume.
To the editor:
It’s not surprising to me that one of the most common statements I hear when speaking to Maine seniors is that they are so confused about how to handle the ever more complex insurance programs being offered by the government, private industry, and myriad other decisions they have to make as they approach retirement.
115 Years Ago —Nov. 13, 1901
Early snowfall — A full foot of snow fell Sunday night and Monday. No lack of snow for sleighing since the last storm which deposited about 12 inches of “the beautiful.”
On November 11, 1919, which was actually the first anniversary of the end of World War I, Armistice Day was born. The name was eventually changed to Veterans Day and became a recognized national holiday in 1938. Understandably, there is often confusion between Memorial Day and Veterans Day, but the two are quite different.
