WATERVILLE, MAINE — Thomas College announces undergraduate students named to the spring 2025 honors list. Local students named to the list are Ryder Brewer of Blaine and Eva Callioras of Easton. The number of students named to Thomas College’s spring 2025 honors list was 382 students, representing 62 percent of the undergraduate student body.
The Class of 2025 graduated on Saturday, May 31, from the Maine School of Science and Mathematics in Limestone.
The grant is in collaboration with the Maine Department of Education to help students and their families avoid homelessness.
The federally funded Job Corps training centers in Bangor and Limestone, along with nearly 100 other sites across the country, will close at the end of the month. The U.S. Department of Labor will start a “phased pause in operations” of its 99 contract-operated Job Corps sites on June 30, the agency announced Thursday. The […]
FORT KENT, Maine — Each year the University of Maine at Fort Kent Alumni Association recognizes a UMFK alumnus or alumna for their outstanding character, professional achievement, distinguished leadership, service to UMFK and service to the community. Without your input, we are unable to present a deserving individual the appropriate recognition. The Alumni Association Board […]
Frontier Nursing University is thrilled to announce Dr. Samantha Paradis, FNP, CARN-AP of Caribou as the recipient of the prestigious 2025 Distinguished Service to Society Award. This annual honor recognizes an FNU graduate who demonstrates an extraordinary commitment to improving the lives of others through selfless service and unwavering dedication to their community. Dr. Paradis’ […]
The program will see its highest number of graduates ever for the second year in a row.
When a Danforth man was born, doctors told his parents he would never ever talk. He recently spoke to a crowd.
Patrick T. Tardie II graduated from Maine Maritime Academy in Castine, on Saturday, May 4, with a double major, earning bachelor of science degrees in marine biology and biology. He is the son of Paul Sr. and Yvonne Tardie of Washburn. His final semester grade point average was 3.86, above the 3.3 standard for placement […]
WORCESTER, Massachusetts — Olivia Dube from Greenland, New Hampshire was awarded Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s Salisbury Prize. Dube, Class of 2025, majored in chemistry and is the daughter of Robie Dube and Cynthia Tenteromano and granddaughter of Frank Tenteromano of Florida and Paula Guerette-Manning (Mark) of St. David and Lucien and Linda Dube of Madawaska. Not […]
