PIHS runners place at home meet
PIHS runners place at home meet
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — All the Aroostook County varsity track and field teams gathered at the University of Maine at Presque Isle for a meet on the campus’s five-kilometer course.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — All the Aroostook County varsity track and field teams gathered at the University of Maine at Presque Isle for a meet on the campus’s five-kilometer course.
Freshman Deliah Schreiber scored four goals to lead the University of Maine at Presque Isle women’s soccer team to an 8-6 win over Fisher College in a game played at Park Family Field Sunday.
CARIBOU, Maine — Not unlike most marathons, the inaugural Caribou Marathon course offered some real challenges, but Erik McCarthy still was able to capture his first victory at the distance.
GIRLS’ SOCCER
Tuesday, Sept. 13
Ashland 12, Fort Fairfield 0
Presque Isle 2, Caribou 1
On Sunday, Sept. 25, 2016 at 10 a.m., the Presque Isle Elks, Lodge 1954, will host its annual Soccer Shoot penalty kicking contest on the athletic field at the University of Maine at Presque Isle behind the Gentile Hall athletic complex.
Officiating class
Basketball officiating school, hosted by the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials Board #150, will begin Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2016 at PIHS.
Framing Communities
“When there are friends, there is wealth,” according to a Southern Spanish proverb. How true that is, not only for adults but also for youth.
BUG GUTS & BEAUTY
Have you kissed your favorite Furbish Lousewort? Pucker up and smooch the green leaves of a plant more powerful than a United States Senator and stronger than 100,000 Massachusetts electricity users.
Well, it’s that glorious time of year again, when our forests, along with our prized neighborhood trees, begin to astound us with their spectacular annual color display.
To the editor:
Instead of a leaking toxic mine at Bald Mountain, Aroostook County citizens could consider what other individuals are doing to lead the path to the future creating sustainable communities.