6 years ago
MSAD 1 teachers, staffers air concerns in survey
A survey of employees of Maine School Administrative District 1 shows a range of concerns among teachers and other employees.
Stories by Anthony Brino
6 years ago
$5,650 state grant helps UMPI address food waste with compost
The University of Maine Presque Isle is launching a new year-round composting project to put food waste to good use on campus thanks to a grant from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection.
6 years ago
County Faces: Carl Michaud of Mapleton
Carl Michaud has worked at the Central Aroostook Association for 10 years and has seen the organization’s growth in serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
6 years ago
Mars Hill town budget to avoid tax increase
The town of Mars Hill is on track to pass its next municipal budget without any tax increases.
6 years ago
Logging truck knocks out utility pole in Masardis
The Maine State Police were helping manage traffic on Route 11 in Masardis Tuesday morning after a fully loaded logging truck struck a utility pole affecting power for about 300 Emera Maine customers in the area.
6 years ago
Maurices closing its Aroostook Centre Mall store
The women’s clothing store Maurices in the Aroostook Centre Mall is closing in late January.
6 years ago
Presque Isle man charged with trafficking in heroin
Maine State Police summoned a Presque Isle man on a charge of trafficking in illegal drugs after a trooper reported finding 40 grams of heroin while searching the suspect’s car on the Maine Turnpike.
6 years ago
PI police seek information about pedestrian hit and run
The Presque Isle Police Department is asking for help from the public in locating the driver and vehicle that hit a pedestrian on Davis Street on Saturday, Jan. 5.
6 years ago
BikeMaine generated $742,000 for economy with County tour this summer
The 2018 BikeMaine tour through Aroostook County generated an estimated $742,000 for the economy, according to the Bicycle Coalition of Maine.
6 years ago
New year brings more sunlight
With a new year comes growing periods of sunlight and reasons to appreciate both winter and the eventual transition to spring.
