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17 May 2013

FORT KENT- Even as the campus prepares to award diplomas to some 180 members of the Class of 2013 this weekend’s Commencement, the University of Maine at Fort Kent and its partners at School Administrative District (SAD) 27 Adult and Community Education are prepping adults for success as future college graduates through the hugely-successful College Access Program (CAP).

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17 May 2013

To the editor,



Congratulations on being a finalist for the Aroostook Entrepreneur of the Year. Your success in starting up a business on a "shoestring" that is now thriving is impressive and it is gratifying to see you recognized for your accomplishment. I am very happy for you and your staff.

Jean Cobb

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17 May 2013

AROOSTOOK– The Miss Northern Maine and Miss Aroostook pageant will take place at the Caribou Inn and Convention Center on June 29. In the competition, girls ages two and over, and who are a resident of Maine, will vie for the esteemed titles in the following age divisions:

Mini: 2-3; Petite: 4-7; Jr. Pre-Teen: 8-10; Pre-Teen: 11-13; Teen: 14-16; Miss: 17-19; and Ms. 20+

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17 May 2013

WASHBURN — It’s been a long winter and many people in northern Maine are looking for events and activities to pull them outside to enjoy warmer weather. One such event is the Aroostook River Fun Run canoe and kayak race, and it’s happening on Saturday, May 18.

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17 May 2013

PRESQUE ISLE – The Special Olympics Aroostook County Area Management Team announce the 37th Annual Spring Games today, Friday, May 17, at the Johnson Athletic Complex at Presque Isle Middle School. The Opening Ceremony will begin at 9 a.m. and members of the community are invited and encouraged to attend the day’s activities.

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17 May 2013

Blog ending midnight 14, May, 2013 

22:29 - An officer reports a motor vehicle accident with a moose. 

09:30 - A caller from the Edmundston Police Department reports that they have located a stolen vehicle. 

09:10 - A caller from the Edmundston Police Department reports a stolen vehicle. 

Blog ending midnight 13, May, 2013 

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17 May 2013

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16 May 2013

FORT KENT – The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine primarily suspended Robert K. Desai, M.D., on May 14, citing an “imminent danger” in a press release the Maine State government issued Thursday afternoon.

According to the press release, the board reviewed information which raised serious concerns about Dr. Desai's fitness to practice medicine. Based upon review of the information, the board determined that Dr. Desai presented an imminent danger to his patients.

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16 May 2013

FORT KENT - Promoting their profession is what Northern Maine Medical Center (NMMC) nurses do throughout all of the events held during National Nurses’ Week. Over the past three years through their fundraising efforts, the Nursing Practice and Quality Council at NMMC has raised money to establish a scholarship fund that promotes the profession of nursing.

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16 May 2013

AROOSTOOK COUNTY- TAMC is coordinating an effort to replenish County food pantries, as it reaches out to the community with a number of activities to mark National Hospital Week and National Nursing Home Week May 13 through 18.  Organizers are hoping to bolster their collection efforts by partnering with local IGA stores and by building Aroostook County’s Great Wall of Cereal at the A. R. Gould Memorial Hospital.

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15 May 2013

VAN BUREN– An organization dedicated to preserving the St. John Valley and Acadian heritage is seeking new members.

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15 May 2013

FORT KENT – The University of Maine at Fort Kent's Blake Library Gallery will feature, "Art Reminds Us" the work of students in Therese Provenzano's Art 430 Drawing and Painting class. The exhibition will be on display through Friday, May 17.

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15 May 2013

To the editor:

With policy discussions regarding marijuana in the headlines it is an important time to review the known impacts of marijuana use on the public health of communities. Marijuana is often portrayed in popular culture as a benign, harmless substance. However, there is clear information and evidence that this is not the case, and that marijuana has some very significant impacts, particularly for youth.