On October 18 Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash toured the Region Two School of Applied Technology in Houlton. Jackson was invited to learn more about the southern Aroostook career and technical education program by Region Two Director Ammie London.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent will host its annual fall open house for prospective college-bound students on Friday, November 3 to give everyone a chance to experience campus life.
The Houlton Lodge of Elks No. 835 recently donated school supplies to two local schools.
The Probus Club of Aroostook held their monthly meeting on Thursday, Sept. 19, at Northern Maine Community College.
A developing program at East Grand School gets kids out from behind desks and into paid jobs that may become local careers.
Northern Maine Community College is pleased to announce the success of its open house event, which took place Friday, Oct. 13. The event welcomed prospective students from Aroostook County high schools and beyond, and attracted a significant attendance from student prospects interested in quality, cost-effective education within a personalized and close-knit community.
After sharing plans this summer for the addition of a 3-D Sun to the Maine Solar System Model, University of Maine at Presque Isle officials are pleased to announce that its finalized location will be in front of Preble Hall, in the grassy area between the UMPI sign and flagpole.
As Ricker Alumni rolled into Houlton the weekend of Sept. 29, the memories erupted for those that have come to many reunions through the years and those who had not been back for 50 years.
In just two years, middle school students at Limestone Community School have gone ice fishing, downhill skiing, camping, canoeing, hiking, horseback riding and snowshoeing, grown vegetables and made their own maple syrup.
Nearly 200 geologists are convening at the University of Maine at Presque Isle this weekend. But you won’t find them in a lecture hall.
