In two days, students at the Summit Academy built the beds, measuring, drilling and piecing the 84 inch-by-30 inch wooden beds together in front of the Military Street school as they bring their year-long plan to life.
The Houlton Band of Maliseet Boys and Girls Club has a new director for its youth programs.
Local law enforcement was informed of an alleged threat to school safety made by a student at the Zippel Elementary School and determined it was not credible.
In less than seven minutes, fifth and sixth graders at an Aroostook County elementary school came up with nine potential projects designed to create an atmosphere of kindness in their school.
When Stephen Perreault was first asked to become Caribou’s middle school boys soccer coach in 1982, he knew nothing about the game.
The Maine Community College System held its Board of Trustees meeting at Northern Maine Community College for the first time in several years.
Sept. 17-23 is a nationally recognized Adult Education & Family Literacy Week. Adult education has many components which offers our community an opportunity to grow and learn.
Students are building high-end computers in a unique program devised at University of Maine at Fort Kent that the school’s newly formed esports club will use.
In an era of population decline, Aroostook’s newest school is experiencing a major population boom.
Candyce Marsh of Fort Kent achieved the honor.
