50 Years Ago — September 4, 1974
Fournier honored on retirement – Louis Fournier was honored on his retirement from the Madawaska Post Office with a party at Una’s Restaurant, Madawaska, in September of 1974.
75 Years Ago – August 25, 1949
Churchill Buys The Sports Shop — Announcement was made this morning by Phillip B. Churchill of his purchase from Frank H. Totman of the Northern Maine Sports Shop, wholesale and retail dealers in everything for the sportsman.
LITTLETON, Maine – For those who have ever wondered about the Native American way of life, the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians will provide a glimpse into its impressive culture when it holds its 44th annual Metaksonekiyak Community Day celebration Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sunday, Sept. 8. Formerly known as Recognition Day, the tribe has […]
County grocers will have to get milk from Portland, where Maine’s other commercial dairy processors, Hood and Oakhurst, are headquartered.
The St. John Valley Chamber of Commerce will also host a Fall Fest Community Wide Yard Sale on Sept. 21 and 22.
The 24 x 40-foot space will include amenities like a kitchen, equipment storage, public bathrooms and a concession stand.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine – On Saturday, August 24 the Aroostook Hospice Foundation hosted its annual Remembrance Way Memorial Garden & Pathway Dedication Ceremony at the Aroostook House of Comfort Gazebo, a touching event that brought together families and friends to honor the memory of their loved ones. This year’s ceremony featured the dedication of 38 […]
FORT KENT, Maine — The University of Maine at Fort Kent’s Blake Gallery will feature the American POP Artist Michael Albert through the month of September. Albert has been creating art since his college days at New York University, where he studied business. His art has evolved from doodles with colored pencils, magic markers, pen […]
Melanie Burns, the worship pastor and Randall Burns, the lead pastor, are preparing to leave Military Street Baptist Church on the Hill later this month.
