HOULTON, Maine – Bringing the latest trends and updates in the health field to tribal citizens is one of the main missions of the Houlton Band of Maliseet’s Health and Wellness Center. And if this year’s health fair is any indication, the message of healthy lifestyles is reaching far and wide. “This was one of […]
The St. John Valley Chamber of Commerce & Tourism is pleased to announce the appointment of several new members to the Chamber’s Board of Directors. The Chamber is honored to welcome these community leaders, each bringing unique perspectives and invaluable expertise to further the Chamber’s mission of promoting economic growth and tourism in the region. The […]
The following births were recently announced at Cary Medical Center: SKIDGEL – A boy, Charles Lee Skidgel born to Lena Gaggey and Wayne Bruce Skidgel of Caribou on April 29th, 2024. KNIGHTS – A boy, Chase Patrick Knights born to Rebecca and Drew Knights of Woodland on May 1st, 2024. LAUSIER – Kailee Elizabeth Lausier […]
On the evening of Friday, June 7, Washburn District High School graduated 10 seniors.
Eleven members of the Ashland District School (ADS) Class of 2024 graduated and received their diplomas on Friday, June 7.
A Flag Day ceremony will be held at the Presque Isle Elks Lodge, 508 Main St. in Presque Isle, at 5 p.m. on Friday, June 14. “Elks lodges throughout the nation are urged to host an Elks Flag Day ceremony open to the public. The ceremony at the Presque Isle Lodge will be open to […]
Southern Aroostook Community High School seniors received scholarship awards of over $200,000 at their very memorable graduation and scholarship awards ceremony held on Friday, June 7 in the gym.
100 Years Ago – June 12, 1924
First place winner — Miss marguerite Dudley, a senior in the Caribou High school, won the first place in the typewriting contest at the fourth annual county convention for commercial subjects in Houlton Saturday, her average being a net of 61 11-15 words a minute.
50 Years Ago – June 12, 1974
Mrs. Morris retired after 43 years in education — Mrs. G. Caroline Morris, guidance counselor at Ashland Community High School, retired after 43 years in education.
NorState Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce they are awarding seven $1,000 scholarships to local graduating high school seniors. As part of the application process, high school applicants had to attend an Aroostook or Northern Penobscot County school, be accepted, and attend a two-year or four-year college or university and be an active NorState […]
