1 year ago
Southern New Hampshire University announces students on dean’s list, 2023
McKayla Mulherin, Isaiah Sypien and Abigail Ortiz of Caribou achieved the honor.
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1 year ago
Southern New Hampshire University announces students on dean’s list, 2023
Taylor Miller of Mars Hill and Brandon Tenney of Easton achieved the honor.
1 year ago
Southern New Hampshire University announces students on dean’s list, 2023
Jasmine Phillip of Houlton and Jordan Farnham of Littleton achieved the honor.
1 year ago
US Cellular donates $32,000 for STEM programs at local Boys and Girls Club
The 21st Century STEM education site at the Boys and Girls Club of Border Towns is getting a boost in funding through a partnership with US Cellular.
1 year ago
Presque Isle school district to hire an ESOL teacher for a growing student population
SAD 1 School Board in Presque Isle voted unanimously to hire an English for Speakers of Other Languages teacher.
1 year ago
Limestone school hoping pool will be open to the public in October
Limestone Community School has already seen local excitement about the pool’s return, said Superintendent William Dobbins.
1 year ago
A County nonprofit and school will join forces to increase child care options
A Caribou school district and Aroostook County Action Program partnership will bring after-school care to an area that desperately needs more options.
1 year ago
UMFK student participates in impactful research
When biology student Derry Bessette began her college career at the University of Maine at Fort Kent, she had no idea that someday she would have the opportunity to participate in a research project beyond her university’s campus that would ultimately benefit the healthcare industry.
1 year ago
Presque Isle school needs interpreter for students who speak only Spanish
SAD 1 in Presque Isle has students who speak only Spanish, barring them from learning in the English-speaking school.
1 year ago
East Grand School students braved river rapids with new principal
East Grand School new principal Patricia Metta braved the Penobscot River’s white water rapids just hours after meeting some of her students and teachers a few weeks ago.
