The Department of Economic and Community Development wants to hear from the residents of Presque Isle about their experiences living or growing up in the Star City. Informal outreach — a method yet to be determined — on the topic will begin next summer.
As the city of Presque Isle closes the curtain on 2021, there will be new projects to keep an eye out for heading into 2022 and beyond.
After 3 years as the head coach of Presque Isle’s boys varsity soccer team, Tim McCue has been selected as the Penobscot Valley Conference Class B boys soccer coach of the year.
Josh Stahl has never been one to shy away from the great outdoors. What started out as a childhood interest quickly turned into Stahl’s passion. Now, at only 30 years old, Stahl is living out his dream job working in Presque Isle.
Live and Work in Maine will hold a “Welcome Home” event at the Northeastland Hotel Dec. 2 in Presque Isle.
The Presque Isle Planning Board discussed making changes to parking and sign regulations for the city when it met on Nov. 16.
Over the last two years, Presque Isle has had problems retaining police officers, who were drawn to other departments for a variety of reasons, including benefits and location. Thanks to new efforts by the department over the last year, retention is improving.
After months of working with department heads, the Presque Isle City Council closed the book on the 2022 budget process Thursday night.
With quarantines removing students from in-person learning, the Central Aroostook school district is putting time into the calendar to help teachers get the right amount of attention to each student.
The Fort Fairfield Town Council approved the appointment of a new school board member at its monthly meeting on Wednesday.
