Rothery Sullivan
Multimedia Journalist
Christmas shopping has evolved over the years with the help on technologies, mainly the internet.
Crafts, crowds and Christmas bring the community together.
Experts provide some tips to make the holidays more accommodating for individuals with dementia.
The most common question asked this year is how to minimize prescription costs.
“We’re constantly trying to evolve and adapt our practices to keep our kids safe because that’s our most important job,” Superintendent Greenlaw says.
From the 1980s to now, a lot has changed with the WAGM telethons.
A former Walmart employee called in a gun-powder bomb threat to the Presque Isle store on Sunday, November 19.
Members of Daigle Oil and Dead River speak about the financial strains people will face this winter.
Stakeholders voiced their thoughts at the end of the Caribou meeting.
Chief Deluca will fill the role of interim town manager until a candidate is chosen for the permanent position.
A recap of the last stakeholder meeting in Fort Kent and looking ahead to the next meeting in Caribou on Tuesday, November 14.
With evolving nicotine technologies that target children, such as the vape, we must ask what contributes to kids smoking habits. According to healthcare experts, what happens in the home plays a big role.
Due to the Federal constitution, there will be no legal changes despite the outcomes of referendum questions 7 and 8.
The Houlton Health Services Foundation have begun their annual Festival of Trees event.
The Southern Aroostook Elementary School hosts their annual Veteran's Day assembly.
Members of Pride Aroostook and UMPI's Rainbow Society speak out about why LGBTQ+ history month is important to Aroostook County.
Shenna Bellows, the Secretary of State, and Molly Thompson, from Disability Rights Maine, explain Question 8.
This week's Follow Up Friday looks at local hospitals plans in case of a mass casualty event.
MSAD 20 is hosting a gift card shower to support the sole survivor of the fire, while the Town of Fort Fairfield is raising funds to improve smoke detector safety.
The Fort Fairfield Town Manager, UMPI President, and MSAD 20 Superintendent are offering support to the community at this time.
The Northern Maine Community College went into a lockdown on the morning of Thursday, November 2, 2023. President Crowley speaks about how their lockdown procedures worked, and what may change going forward.
Mainers show support for Lewiston following the mass shooting.
Reaching out to your community is helping some feel safe.
Big Bert's French Fries passed out over a thousand fries to the Presque Isle public.
Law enforcement and a technology professional give tips on how to stay safe on Halloween.
This October, keep an eye on your own mental health and be sure to check in with your loved ones.
Nearly 40 people attended the protest against sexual and domestic violence.
The changing seasons can have an impact on mental health, but there are resources available to those who are struggling.
There has been an increase in pets in Maine since that time, according to local animal shelters and veterinarians.
The new model of the Sun will make the end to the Maine Solar System Model more visible.
The students were able to ask questions they had prepared ahead of time.
A local shelter, which is operating near capacity, worries about having to turn people away this winter.
In this weeks Follow Up Friday there are some tips on how to get through Friday the 13th.
One of the main topics of conversation was the extension of I95 to the St. John Valley.
It appears that this illness is not as severe as online posts have indicated, according to a medical director at the Medical Directors at Maine Veterinary Medical Center.
Versant Power partnered with Aroostook Agency on Aging to hold their first ever Energy Literacy Day.
The new center will be able to sleep 15 people per night.
“The damage was awful,” recounts Carmichael. “I'm basically starting over."
This week’s Follow up Friday looks at how potato production costs are continuing to rise and if potato farming is as profitable as it was in the 1980s.
The story of Hope the dog, an animal that died at the hands of animal abuse, is not a rare one, according to staff at the Houlton Humane Society.
The memorial was held to raise awareness for animals suffering from abuse and neglect in the state of Maine.
The prestigious award is given to Americans who have demonstrated significant support for the U.S. Navy.
A memorial for Hope, a dog that died at the hands of animal abuse, will attract supporters from across the state.
Local businesses met to discuss how to expand the Aroostook County workforce.
The Eagle Lake sewage and water system haven't been upgraded in 40 years.
The Well aims to give a space for older kids to go after school in downtown Mars Hill.
The investigation into the Houlton Airport industrial park fire has concluded and the cause of the fire is undetermined.
A Jeep left the roadway and struck a fence in front of Pineland Farms in Mars Hill.
A chaotic incident occurred at the site of the Pineland Farms Potato Company in Mars Hill Monday evening. This video is shot and provided by a Newssource 8 reporter on scene.
This week the Hodgon school district is hosting a series of interactive talks and trainings about promoting kindness in their schools.
