Eight students from the Loring Job Corps honor guard program recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to present as the color guard at the opening ceremony of the national Job Corps’ 60th anniversary gala.
Did you have an ancestor who worked in transportation? Here in New England, many of us had ancestors who were involved with the sea or rivers.
A huge shout out to everyone who stopped by our booth at the Caribou Craft Fair this weekend. It was a smashing success. We raised close to $1,900 to help with our new building fundraiser.
FORT KENT, Maine – The University of Maine at Fort Kent Board of Visitors is encouraging the public to attend a Business Breakfast that will take place on Friday, November 15 at 7:30 a.m. in the Nadeau Hall conference room on the UMFK campus. The topic of discussion for the breakfast will be “Untapped Resource […]
CARIBOU, Maine – Pines Health Services is excited to announce the appointment of Traci Rogers, RN as the new chief nursing officer/chief operating officer. With over 20 years of experience in the healthcare field, Rogers brings a wealth of knowledge and proven track record of success to this critical leadership position. “Traci’s extensive experience in […]
Note: This is another in a series of historical look-backs at Cary Memorial Hospital as Cary Medical Center celebrates its 100th anniversary. This article tells the story of the development of the intensive care unit at Cary Memorial Hospital. CARIBOU, Maine — Today’s modern intensive care units with advanced bed-side technology is a far cry […]
Michael Bruce didn’t hit it into the water at the final hole at the State C Golf Championship two weekends ago and earned the title with a five-over-par 77.
The Ark is currently home to approximately 100 cats. Our numbers go down and then go up just as quickly.
Last year James Winslow decided to help Lynwood, his brother, sell his pumpkins. Because of James’ eagerness to help run the stand, the Winslows named it James’ Pumpkin Stand.
