Jessica A. Daigle

EAGLE LAKE- One event this month that is sure to bring in some spectators is the Mudbog in Eagle Lake on May 26.

This is the second year the Eagle Lake Fire Department sponsors the event that will take place on the Convent Road in Eagle Lake.

Event Coordinator Rene St. Onge explained what spectators might see at the event.

FORT KENT- Students at Fort Kent Community High School had a chance to try outdoor and wildlife photography on Friday, March 30.

FORT KENT- Seven students from Fort Kent Community High School embarked on a learning experience Tuesday when they traveled to Augusta to the Maine State Crime lab to see what it is like to work in the field of forensic science.

**3/30 UPDATE**We've updated this story to reflect donations that contributors made after the original story was posted. The original amount raised was $4085. It is now $4230.

SINCLAIR- Snow flurries and chilly winds greeted participants of the first ever ‘Polar Dip’ for Special Olympics who were going for a swim to raise a total of $4230 for the cause.

FORT KENT - On Friday, March 2 at 4:30 p.m., Larry Nadeau, 41, was driving down Market Street in front of Jim's Hats and Signs when a woman ran out into the road with two pit-bulls in pursuit.

According to Fort Kent Police Officer Dalen Boucher, the woman was University of Maine at Fort Kent student Kimberley Reardon, and she had been walking her small dog. It was cold, so she picked the dog up, and that was when two large pit bulls ran up to her and began attacking Reardon and her pet.

FORT KENT - Pat's Ride for All, held on Thursday, Feb. 23, had a large turnout, large enough to fill up the two dining rooms at the 10th Mountain Ski Lodge.

FORT KENT - One week after the girls finished off their season, the Fort Kent Warriors boys took to the court against the Limestone Eagle's Friday, Feb. 10.

FORT KENT - Basketball season is nearing a close for the Lady Warriors as they faced the Washburn Beavers in their last home game.

The JV team won their close match-up with a final score of 31-30.

Before the varsity girls took the court, Coach Larry Murphy said that it would be "a very emotion game since the seniors are leaving."

FORT KENT - On Monday, Feb. 1, the Limestone Eagles traveled on the icy roads to take on the Fort Kent Warrior girls.

As the end of the basketball season approached, the Warriors felt the increased pressure to win, but the JV girls started the evening with a loss to Limestone, 40-46.