Stories by Staff Star Herald

8 years ago

Washburn’s Worcester gains prestigious honor

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. —  Husson University sophomore guard Kenzie Worcester has been named to the New England Women’s Basketball Association (NEWBA) Honor Roll, making it the first time this season an Eagle player has claimed this honor.

8 years ago

Church starts year with song

Due to severe weather earlier in December, the Mapleton Baptist Church had to postpone the performance of their cantata “He Came to Us.”

8 years ago

Bernier, Flewelling take top placements in spelling bee

The first round of the 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee was held at the Easton Junior-Senior High School gymnasium Jan. 11 and congratulations goes to the winner, Logan Bernier, and the runner up, Mitchell Flewelling.

8 years ago

Presque Isle area From Our Files week 3-2017

102 Years Ago – Jan. 21, 1915

School inspection — Col. C.P. Allen, a member of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal Schools, who accompanied Supt. Payson Smith and the members of the Educational Committee to the upper part of the County on a trip of school inspection, said they found the Fort Kent Training School at high water mark of efficiency and prosperity. They had 175 pupils, the largest number in the history of the school.

8 years ago

Aroostook County Scoreboard/Schedule

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

Tuesday, Jan. 10
East Grand 45, Ashland 42
Washburn 56, Van Buren 21
Fort Fairfield 50, Hodgdon 28
Presque Isle 76, Caribou 46

8 years ago

Maine Potato Conference convenes Wednesday

  Contributed photo/ Steven Johnson  A potato in August 2015 that is infected with Dickeya dianthicola, a bacteria that causes the rotting disease blackleg.   CARIBOU, Maine — Potato farmers, researchers, industry advocates and representatives from agricultural companies are gathering to discuss the latest issues in raising potatoes at the 32nd annual Maine Potato Conference […]

8 years ago

Dead River set to begin new depot in Presque Isle

PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — A new propane distribution facility is opening in the Skyway Industrial Park, replacing a similar structure in Caribou that’s no longer being serviced by the railroad and state government.