Aroostook groups pitch in for those facing SNAP cutoff
“Just knowing that the people that rely on those benefits, that there’s a real need, so they’re probably going to go without a meal.”
“Just knowing that the people that rely on those benefits, that there’s a real need, so they’re probably going to go without a meal.”
A big shout out to the winner of our lottery board raffle at the Caribou Arts and Crafts Show. We had more than 700 people purchasing tickets for a chance to win big.
Supporters of the national space are concerned about adequate staffing and protection of the monument’s resources.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Rafiki. If you’re looking for a loyal companion that is adorable and loving, look no further.
The University of Maine at Fort Kent is beginning the planning process for its 150th anniversary celebration and is seeking community input.
Partly sunny skies are expected Thursday as a low pressure system approaches.
Rural areas like Aroostook County, where SNAP enrollment is well above the state average, are expected to feel a greater strain.
Be sure to stop by the Caribou Arts & Craft Show this weekend, Oct. 18 and 19, and say hello.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Chloe, your new best friend in fur. This stunning 7-year-old tortoiseshell has a heart as warm as her golden flecks of fur.
A few weeks ago, we at the Ark were asked if we could help a puppy in need.