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Births at Northern Maine Medical Center, October 2019

The following births were recorded recently at Northern Maine Medical Center.

Changes in heating assistance guidelines will benefit more people

More people in Aroostook County could gain access to life-saving heating assistance this winter thanks to changes in the statewide Home Energy Assistance Heating Program, offered locally through Aroostook County Action Program.

Coat drive coming to Madawaska

With winter right around the corner, the Ladies American Legion Auxiliary 147 is gearing up to hold a coat drive on Oct. 26 at the Legion.

Eagle Lake teen earns Eagle Scout rank

An Eagle Lake teen recently received a certificate of recognition for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout.

Births at Cary Medical Center, August and September, 2019

The following births were recorded at Cary Medical Center in August and September.

Births at Northern Maine Medical Center

The following births were recently recorded at Northern Maine Medical Center.

Girl Scouts decorate town trash cans

Members of Girl Scout Troop 83 in Fort Kent are hoping more people will use the trash cans at Riverside Park now that the girls painted them as part of a scouting project.

Births at Cary Medical Center, July 2019

The following births were recently recorded at Cary Medical Center.

Births at Northern Maine Medical Center -July & August, 2019

The following births were announced recently at Northern Maine Medical Center.

Fort Kent kicks off week-long 150th birthday celebration

The town of Fort Kent officially began celebrating a weeklong 150th birthday party with an opening ceremony, complete with a giant birthday cake, at the Lonesome Pine Trails Lodge on Sunday, Aug. 4.

Fort Kent kids say goodbye to summer rec season with Fun Day Jamboree

A sure sign that summer vacation will soon come to a close and children will grab their backpacks and hop onto school bus seats came on Friday, Aug. 2, when the Fort Kent Recreation and Parks Department summer recreation program celebrated its end-of-season Fun Day Jamboree.

Cyrs will gather Aug. 17 in New Brunswick

Cyr descendants will reunite Saturday, Aug. 17, in Memramcook, New Brunswick, to socialize and learn about the genealogy and history of the big family, the three branches, the offspring of Pierre Sirre from Beaubassin, Acadia.

St. Joseph’s residents enjoy rides in classic automobiles

Fourteen residents of St. Joseph’s Memory Care in Frenchville enjoyed an afternoon of riding in style as members of the Northern Cruisers Auto Club escorted them around town in classic cars on Thursday, July 11.

Literacy at Long Lake gets a boost with grant money

Thanks to an $1,800 grant composed of funds from people who chose to donate money from their tax refunds, the Long Lake Public Library is able to continue programs for children in the area.

Frenchville to celebrate 150th Anniversary Festival

Frenchville will celebrate 150 years as a town this weekend with events including live music, a parade and fireworks. The motto for the celebration is the Frenchville town motto: “A small town with a big heart,” or “Un petit village avec un grand coeur.”

Births at Cary Medical Center, June 2019

The following births were recently announced at Cary Medical Center.

Charette received her doctorate

Nathan Charette and family of Fort Kent, and the late Christine Caron, have announced that their daughter Brittainy has received her doctor of psychology in leadership psychology from William James College during June commencement exercises.

Former Valley residents mark 60 years together

Roger and Bernice Martin, formerly of Madawaska, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at their home in Hampden on Sunday, June 23, joined by their children and family members.

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