The Madigan Estates nursing home closed its doors to indoor visitation starting Tuesday, April 6, although Madigan administrator Jim Brown said the facility could resume visitations next week if all goes well.
They’re heading to Al’s Diner in Mars Hill on Thursday morning for the first of many diner breakfast bus trips on tap for the Presque Isle Recreation and Parks Department.
The Maine Community Foundation reached a milestone in charitable giving this month, passing the $500 million mark in grants awarded since it was founded 38 years ago.
Madelyn Porter, Patten’s oldest resident, was treated to a drive-by parade in her honor as she celebrated her 100th birthday on Sunday, March 14.
The community COVID-19 vaccination clinic that Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital has scheduled for this Friday, March 12, still has openings for people age 60 or older.
Jim Gardner, left, presents the Boston Post Cane Award to Jean A. Lamoreau as Easton’s oldest citizen. In 1909, the Boston Post distributed between 400 and 600 ebony, gold-capped canes among towns in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Rhode Island that requested one.
Healthy Living for ME, a partnership between the Aroostook Agency on Aging, SeniorsPlus and Spectrum Generations, has revamped its courses so they can be offered online for seniors.
Though the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about many additional food distribution events throughout Aroostook County, one program that began years before is still going strong thanks to a partnership between Aroostook Agency on Aging and Catholic Charities.
Due to frigid weather forecast for Tuesday, Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital is advising those with appointments at its COVID-19 vaccine clinic either to wait in their cars, or not to arrive early, so they can stay warm.
The Community COVID Vaccination Clinic that Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital has scheduled for next Tuesday, March 2, still has openings for more than 300 people age 70 or older.
