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UMFK employees recognized for years of dedicated service

The University of Maine at Fort Kent’s Human Resources honored 22 members of its faculty and staff for their service to the University at a recent ceremony on campus. Special awards were given to employees who have been at the UMFK for five, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 years of service.

Cub Scouts jump ahead in the ranks

Hard work and dedication paid off for some local Cub Scouts who moved up in the ranks this weekend. Cub Scout Pack 189 celebrated a Blue and Gold Ceremony Saturday to recognize the achievements of dozens of youngsters with their eyes on community service and self-betterment.

Works of local artist on display at chamber office

Folks visiting the St. John Valley Chamber of Commerce office in Madawaska may notice the workspace is brighter and more colorful lately

K of C lotto winner, May 8-14, 2023

The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.

UMFK nursing students honored at pinning ceremony

On Friday, May 5, 171 University of Maine at Fort Kent nursing students graduated from the program, with 28 attending the 39th annual UMFK Nurse Pinning Ceremony at the Sports Center on the UMFK campus.

PAWS Pet of the week – Olivia

Olivia is a lovely ginger who would be a great addition to a home preferably without other cats. You see, she is coexisting just fine currently with lots of other cats, but she really does not like being around them.

Special Olympics Games return to Presque Isle after 4 years

After four years of a pandemic lockdown and a cancellation due to bad weather, the Special Olympics surged back Friday with a large turnout of athletes, volunteers and supporters.

New group to meet regarding Northern Maine Medical Center

A newly formed community group will meet to discuss Northern Maine Medical Center.

Adam Bouchard named 2022 Aroostook County Deputy of the Year

A sheriff’s deputy with a reputation for excellence and a passion to serve others has been named 2022 Deputy of the Year by the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office.

Aroostook Agency wants to break down barriers for older residents as technology advances

Aroostook Agency on Aging is celebrating 50 years of service as the agency looks for better ways to break down barriers to services older people may need, and to support the aging population through technology.

Students to perform Broadway classic ‘Guys and Dolls’

Those who have never had the opportunity to attend a Broadway show can have a taste of the experience when Valley Unified drama students perform “Guys and Dolls."

UMFK nursing students honored at pinning ceremony

On Friday, May 5 171 University of Maine at Fort Kent nursing students graduated from the program, with 28 attending the 39th annual UMFK Nurse Pinning Ceremony at the Sports Center on the UMFK campus.

From our Files – Week of May 17, 2023

50 Years Ago -- May 24, 1973 Library telethon, a first for Van Buren -- Dr. Philip Plourde and Robert Marquis anchored the live telecast soliciting funds for the Abel J. Morneault Memorial Library on a Monday evening in 1973. The telecast originated from the studios of CATV 5, located within the confines of the Van Buren District High School.

Fort Kent Criminal Docket, January 2023

The following cases were heard under the Aroostook Criminal Docket at the Caribou Courthouse in January.

Friends of St. Francis visit Augusta

Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash, recently welcomed Linda Deprey, Myra Pelletier and Cindy Jandreau of the Friends of St. Francis to his office in Augusta. Friends of St. Francis earned a Spirit of America Award, which honors organizations providing community service and volunteerism.

K of C lotto winner, May 1-7, 2023

The Fort Kent Knights of Columbus have announced the winner of their ongoing lotto fundraiser for the previous week.

PAWS Pet of the Week – Mimi

Mimi would love to meet her new family quickly. She is extremely loving but dislikes other cats. She is struggling a bit because of this, and in turn is bullying the others.

Workforce coordinator will build bridges for ‘new Mainers’

Victoire Liwanga recently became workforce development coordinator for New Mainers at Northern Maine Community College.

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