A few weeks ago we told you about a sweet cat named Shamu who came to the sanctuary in critical condition. We did not hesitate to help him. He was at the vet clinic for a week and went through a four-hour surgery. We thought he was on the road to a happy, healthy life.
In my previous column I discussed the need to weigh information when there are conflicts in birthdates or places in commonly used genealogical records particularly death records. Let’s continue with other problems you may encounter.
To the editor: I have spent most of my life working in health care. One of the most rewarding aspects of this work is the opportunity to help educate the public about ways that they can live a long and heathy life. Abundant research now can help all of us make the healthy choices that […]
TOPS is celebrating Diane Folsom for placing second in the state of Maine for weight loss for 2022.
Recognizing the statewide reach of Northern Light Acadia Hospital, MMG Insurance has committed $25,000 to the Acadia For All campaign. MMG’s gift will provide patient assistance funds for Aroostook County residents receiving treatment from Acadia Hospital and aid in the construction of a new 50 bed pediatric inpatient wing at the hospital.
FORT KENT, Maine — Some people show up for work each day. Some people like Game Warden Jeff Spencer show up for work, rescue people and earn the 2022 Maine Game Warden of the Year Award.
75 Years Ago April 22, 1948 Air Force Increases Training Classes – The Air Force will increase to 3,000 the number of cadets for pilot training classes in 1948, it was announced today by Capt. Matthew M. Mack, recruiting officer, Presque Isle. Last year, he stated, only 776 candidates were accepted.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Staying well allows us to live better lives. Through group classes, informational sessions, and public events, the Aroostook Agency on Aging staff and volunteers share topics and techniques that are intended to help all people age well.
HOULTON, Maine — Two Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office employees went above and beyond in their heroic efforts to help individuals who were in mental health crises, said Aroostook County Sheriff Shawn Gillen.
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Aroostook Agency on Aging will exhibit the work of southern Aroostook artist Gina Parent in May as part of the Artists for Aging initiative. Parent will present a large selection of her works, as well as prints and greeting cards, during an opening reception from 5-8 p.m. Friday, May 5.
