Contributed photoFOOD CENTER DONATION — On Nov.

If you’re in need of a gift for the gardener in your life, University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering eight new bundles of pre-recorded webinars on gardening-related topics.

The Canadian Pacific Kansas City Holiday Train will roll into Maine on Friday, Nov.

As the holiday shopping season approaches, you’re not alone if your loved ones’ wish lists are filled with the latest tech products.

MILO — Late last month Milo and Brownville officials held a public hearing on the possibility of merging the two neighboring communities’ recreation departments into a new Penquis Recreation Program.

MILO — Three Rivers Kiwanis recently received two generous donations that will go toward the Secret Santa program.

BANGOR — Rape Response Services, a Penquis subsidiary, will be hosting a dessert auction on Nov.

GREENVILLE — More than 25 percent of children in Piscataquis County are food insecure, a figure that greatly exceeds the Maine average.

GUILFORD — Join the Guilford United Methodist Church, 3 School Street, on Tuesday, Nov.

By Kim Brawn, Thompson Free Library At times, we all find ourselves “going down the rabbit hole.

As temperatures continue to fall across Maine, Penquis is gearing up for its Coats of Kindness program’s fifth year of helping people stay safe and warm during the cold winter months.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Penquis is proud to announce the dedication of the Captain Miller House in honor of Richard M.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The GFWC/Miosac Club met Nov.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Dover Foxcroft Tractor Supply is inviting customers to attend a pet adoption event on Saturday, Nov.

MILO — The Milo Garden Club will hold its November meeting on Tuesday, the 12th, at 1 p.

GUILFORD — The Guilford United Methodist Church invites all to a Family Fun Night (intergenerational) from 5-6:30 p.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Pine Tree Hospice, Piscataquis County’s only state licensed non-medical volunteer organization serving those with life-limiting conditions, care partners, and those grieving, is excited to announce the successful launch of two innovative programs.

By Kathleen Phalen Tomaselli, Houlton Pioneer Times Staff For 98 minutes, about 1,600 school kids, from Millinocket to Fort Fairfield, will be transported into the sometimes terrifying tale of the boy who survived alone in the harshest of Maine landscapes.