CARIBOU, Maine — An integral part of treating cancer successfully is making sure patients receive their treatments, but many find making transportation arrangements is a challenge. In the face of an urgent need for volunteer drivers locally, three organizations have joined together in a recruitment effort.
The Aroostook Medical Center is supporting the Boys and Girls Club of Presque Isle by sponsoring some evenings combining fun and important information. These healthy family engagement nights are designed to raise awareness for several societal issues.
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine — The Fort Frontier ATV Club is up and running and in need of members.
PORTLAND, Maine — The Diocese of Portland recently announced that one of the striking stained glass windows which once offered an ethereal and vibrant glow to the interior of St. Patrick Church in Portland will provide warmth and tranquility to the future patients and families at the Aroostook House of Comfort.
Animal abuse is all too real PET BULLETIN‘Mews and Yips’ from the Central Aroostook Humane Society By Gail Wieder Sometimes there can be a fine line between discipline and abuse, but not very often. Dogs might be man’s best friend, but they don’t have the same level of thought patterning as a human. Applying […]
CARIBOU, Maine — Ordinary people can do extraordinary things, and some of those will be honored at this year’s 18th annual Red Cross Real Heroes Breakfast slated for Wednesday, May 11, 2016.
MADAWASKA, Maine — Recently, members of the youth ministry group at Notre Dame du Mont Carmel Parish in Madawaska held their annual box-a-thon to help bring home the plight of the homeless.
MARS HILL, Maine — A Mars Hill man was arrested early Sunday morning after Maine State Police were called to a Silver Street residence for a report that a local man wanted on a warrant was there.
Blaine man sentenced to 15 years
for transporting child pornography
BANGOR, Maine — A Blaine man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for transporting child pornography during a hearing Monday in U.S. District Court.
FORT FAIRFIELD, Maine — A day after celebrating the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland, Bishop Robert P. Deeley headed nearly 300 miles north to the town of Fort Fairfield, joining priests, deacons, religious and lay faithful from northern and eastern Maine for the Mass of the Oils at St. Denis Church.
