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New Health Clinic Opens in Fort Fairfield

A new health clinic is open and taking patients in Fort Fairfield. As Shawn Cunningham reports, the site brings an added health presence to that community and also helps boost economic development.

NewsSource 8 at 6 June 6, 2013

Students Sell Hot Dogs for Make-A-Wish

On Thursday Students in Madawaska practiced their math skills and learned how important it is to give back. They put on a hot dog fundraiser, with a goal of helping out kids just like them. News Source 8′s Katie Zarrilli has the story.

Mini Lemon Sponge Cakes

OPEN KITCHEN with NATHAN SCOTT   Mini Lemon Sponge Cakes   Topped with fresh berries and lots of whipped cream, these cakes make a delicious and simple dessert. Ingredients   Makes 1 dozen   4 large eggs, room temperature, lightly beaten     1 cup granulated sugar       Kosher salt     1 [...]

New Mars Hill Town Manager

Some changes are underway in the town of Mars Hill… A permanent town manager has been selected. News Source 8 Reporter Angela Christoforos has more on who this new town manager is… as well as her long term goals for the town of Mars Hill.

Tim Horton’s Camp Day

Buying a cup of coffee one day out of the year could make a world of difference to a child in Aroostook County or New Brunswick. Dick Palm explains how.

NewsSource 8 at 6 June 5, 2013

Maine’s Untapped Workforce Forum

Giving people with disabilities more opportunities in the workforce. That was the topic of conversation at a workshop held at the University of Maine at Presque Isle Wednesday. News Source 8′s Katie Zarrilli has more.

UMPI reacts to Pay Scale study

University Officials at the University of Maine at Presque Isle aren’t happy with a report released late last month. A company called Pay Scale rated the University as one of the worst colleges when it comes to return on investment. The University President says  the company’s methodology behind the report is faulty and has unfairly labeled [...]

Zippel Students Visit Wilder Home and Historical Museum in Washburn

Some youngsters didn’t need a machine to go back in time today. They did so by way of a tour of a historical museum in Washburn. Shawn Cunningham reports on how they’re appreciating their modern lives today…by learning about farm life in the 1800′s.