This year’s been tough for County native Jessica Roettele, who now lives in Milford, Ohio. Back in March, she was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. After chemotherapy and surgery she’s now cancer free. She attributes her successful battle with cancer to a loving family, an amazing medical team and a sarcastic sense of humor.
A relationship that spans across the ocean from northern Maine to Africa has brought a visitor to The County.
City councilors on Wednesday discussed upgrades to streetlights and The Forum and heard updates on the splash pad and road construction projects.
Over the weekend, Lisa and Clark Scott, and their two sons Colby and Carson came out to support others affected by cancer in The Aroostook Medical Center’s Colors of Courage 5k walk and run.
With all that’s been going on in the news lately, raging storms, earthquakes, the nation on the brink of nuclear war, I’m starting to get the feeling someone around here is in possession of a stolen artifact or perhaps someone read a passage from some ancient text that has left us all jinxed.
Officials with the town of Washburn presented the Boston Post Cane to its eldest resident Theresa Wilcox on Thursday, Sept. 28.
One person was killed early Saturday morning as a result of a single-car rollover on the Washburn Road.
I just glanced over at the calendar. It won’t be long before my wife is back to work and it’s just me and my infant son against the world.
“I’m not dead you son of a (expletive deleted),” were the words that caught U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Allen Murphy’s attention while under enemy fire out on patrol in Vietnam in late October 1965.
Cruising along Interstate 5 making our way from LAX to my mom’s place on the border of Silver Lake and Los Feliz in Los Angeles, mom’s three row tank of a rental is tuned into KRTH, LA’s 80s hits station.
