Stories by Staff Star Herald
Presque Isle summer registration to start
The Presque Isle Recreation and Parks Department is accepting registrations for non-aquatic summer’s programs.
Swim classes to start at Gentile
The Presque Isle Recreation Center will be taking pre-paid registrations June 13-24 for the upcoming session of classes, set for June 27-Aug. 5.
FF rec registration begins
FF rec registration begins
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine — Registration begins tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Fort Fairfield Community Pool for summer programs offered through the recreation and parks department.
Soccer tryouts slated
Soccer tryouts slated
Tryouts for the Presque Isle Middle School girls’ and boys’ soccer teams will be held Monday, June 13 and Tuesday, June 14, 2016 from 3-5 p.m. each day at the Johnson Athletic Complex.
June 18 golf tournament benefits House of Comfort
June 18 golf tournament benefits House of Comfort
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The Aroostook ‘House of Comfort’ will host its fourth annual Golf Classic on Saturday, June 18, 2016 at the Presque Isle Country Club.
Woman battles back
Woman battles back
Knowing your ‘norm’ is key to early detection
EASTON, Maine — In August 2006, Danielle Brewer of Easton had recently given birth to her second child and was at her four-month postnatal visit with her provider, Mary Hamilton, a certified nurse midwife at The Aroostook Medical Center’s Women’s Health Center. Hamilton noticed a lump in Brewer’s neck and began asking some important questions.
Students create paper chairs
Students create paper chairs
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine —This spring, some not-so-typical chairs were on display in the University of Maine at Presque Isle’s Center for Innovative Learning [CIL]. What set these particular chairs apart from the various stools, computer chairs and cushioned seats available in the library is that these works of art were made from cardboard.
Camp to give kids a taste of the past
Camp to give kids a taste of the past
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The Presque Isle Historical Society is gearing up for its second annual Summer History Camp for youth ages 8-12.







