Winter season is in full swing. And so is home heating cost season. But following a few practical tips could keep more money in your wallet and YOU WARM at the same time. Shawn Cunningham reports in Real Estate Matters.
If you’re one of the many people worried right now about how you’re going to pay your home heating costs this winter...financial help is available. Its the focus of this week’s Real Estate Matters with Shawn Cunningham.
A former student who recently underwent a heart transplant was honored on Wear Red Day by staff and students, including her own son, during Wear Red Day festivities at Woodland Consolidated School.
Officials with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension have found a number of benefits to hosting webinars, since in-person meetings have been limited or canceled as a result of the pandemic.
The grades are out on how the state of Maine is tackling issues involving smoking. There’s some good news to report, but as Shawn Cunningham finds in this week’s Intervention Aroostook, there is more work to be done in a few particular areas.
Winter season means something else. Home heating cost season. And that can be expensive for many people, especially for some on fixed incomes. But as Shawn Cunningham reports in this week’s Real Estate Matters, a few practical tips could keep more money in your wallet and YOU WARM at the same time.
Cooperative Extension hosts Virtual 4-H Club with exchange students, bringing youth from around the world together to share their experiences, crafts and more.
Now is the time for potential homebuyers to file an important set of paperwork. Shawn Cunningham explains what that is and how that could mean huge savings for taxes in this week’s Real Estate Matters.
A New Year and one resolution that local law enforcement maintain is important to keep...combating drugs in the community. Shawn Cunningham talks to the Aroostook County Sheriff about the effort to keep drugs off the streets in 2020 and what’s ahead for 2021.
Selling your home can be surprisingly time-consuming and emotionally challenging, especially if you’ve never done it before. But as Shawn Cunningham reports in this week’s Real Estate Matters, a local realtor offers some insight to make the process a bit easier.
Researchers with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension are teaming up with other researchers, using plant DNA to develop new varieties of fruits and vegetables, including potatoes.
Its the holiday season, Shawn Cunningham talks to our contributing Matter of Law Attorney Frank Bemis about the importance of knowing OUI laws this time of year.
Selling your home can be surprisingly time-consuming and emotionally challenging, especially if you’ve never done it before. But as Shawn Cunningham reports in this week’s Real Estate Matters, a local realtor offers some insight to make the process a bit easier.
Many health care providers are now seeing patients via telehealth programs, which reduces physical contact in a pandemic, while providing much-needed medical care.
A doctor with Northern Light A.R. Gould Hospital shares the signs and symptoms of shingles and how to treat the disease, which is caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox.
2020 has been a year unlike any other. The stress of this ongoing pandemic can pose a challenge to mental health and make some people vulnerable to vices like substance use. But there are some things you can do to be mindful and positive. Its the focus of this Intervention Aroostook.
Pork and poultry farmers say they’re dealing with delays in processing meat and having to find alternative methods to market their products for the holidays, due to the pandemic.
You’ve finally found what could be your perfect dream home. Now its time to make an ofer. In part 2 of a two part Real Estate Matters, Shawn Cunningham reports on the steps to do so diplomatically.
The holidays are more stressful than in past years, thanks to the pandemic, but following a few simple tips can help alleviate some of the stress that comes with the holidays and winter.
To prevent the risk of suffocation, the American Academy of Pediatrics advises parents place babies in a crib with a fitted sheet and nothing else, with no additional bedding or toys.
On this segment of Matter of Law, attorney Frank bemis talks about an impending lawsuit related to the pandemic and a wedding that caused an outbreak in Maine.
Drug interactions can occur when two or more drugs react with each other. It can have dangerous effects on patients. In this week’s Intervention Aroostook, Shawn Cunningham talks to a healthcare practitioner about the importance of knowing your meds.
The Aroostook Centre Mall will be open early for Black Friday shoppers, and in addition to retail stores, this year there will be several local crafters selling their creations in time for the holidays.
The U-Maine Cooperative Extension and Maine Agribility program is offering a program that teaches vets and the disabled the skills necessary to become farmers.
