4 years ago
SAD 32 approves status quo budget amid COVID-19 pandemic
Such conservatism seems to be at least partially influenced by the uncertainty created for districts by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stories by David Marino Jr.
4 years ago
A.R. Gould Hospital continues to expand services as pandemic cases drop
Presque Isle’s Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital has trimmed limitations on visitors and services due to the low number of COVID-19 cases in Aroostook County.
4 years ago
Elderly couple loses home to fire in Fort Fairfield
A fire destroyed a house Wednesday at 16 Cogswell St. in Fort Fairfield, displacing the elderly couple who had lived there, the Fort Fairfield Fire Department said.
4 years ago
Washburn holds in-person graduation ceremony
Many of their events had been canceled and their education quickly made remote because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet, Washburn District High School’s graduation on Friday was a reasonably conventional one for its six graduating seniors.
4 years ago
Presque Isle Police release new details on road rage shooting
Presque Isle Police released new details Wednesday about the suspects in a road rage shooting that occurred on Thursday.
4 years ago
Presque Isle High seniors graduate in several small ceremonies
Presque Isle High School’s series of graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020were truly of their time — from the team of janitors who wiped down surfaces between sessions to a common theme from speakers that the class would emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic stronger than before.
4 years ago
Dozens on Presque Isle’s Main Street protest police brutality and racism
More than 30 people protested police brutality and racism in the criminal justice system in Presque Isle on Saturday, June 6.
4 years ago
2020 Presque Isle High School graduates appear in city-wide motorcade
Dozens of 2020 Presque Isle High School students set to graduate over the weekend participated in a parade across the Star City on Thursday evening.
4 years ago
Presque Isle City Council addresses local concerns and looks to future in meeting
The Presque Isle City Council held its first in-person meeting in three months on Wednesday, June 4, addressing several local concerns and setting sights on the Star City’s future.
4 years ago
Michael Carpenter ready to take on Trey Stewart in state Senate race
Incumbent Sen. Michael Carpenter and Rep. Harold “Trey” Stewart III, R-Presque Isle, are the expected nominees for their respective parties in this year’s election for a two-year term in District 2 of the Maine State Senate.
