3 years ago
Caribou to once again host Memorial Day parade
After several years, Caribou’s Memorial Day parade will finally return to the city on Monday, May 30.
Stories by Melissa Lizotte
3 years ago
Caribou teacher hoping to shine light on Aroostook educators as Teacher of the Year
When Heather Anderson began teaching at Caribou Community School last fall, she never expected to end the school year this way.
3 years ago
Caribou citywide yard sale kicks off with enthusiastic community response
While some may consider Friday the 13th to be the unluckiest day of the year, Caribou area shoppers lucked out.
3 years ago
Caribou river race showcases scenic beauty of riverfront area
The Aroostook River Spring Runoff Canoe & Kayak Race kicked off Saturday morning, with 19 boats and 28 paddlers launching from the Lower Lyndon Street boat landing. Last year’s race, which revived Caribou’s river racing tradition, saw 21 boats with 34 paddlers.
3 years ago
Caribou City Council approves Juneteenth, revised home occupations ordinance
Caribou is now the first municipality in Aroostook to approve Juneteenth as a holiday for city employees.
3 years ago
Caribou City Council to assist entrepreneur in establishing medical marijuana store
An aspiring entrepreneur is hoping that the Caribou City Council will change the city’s current marijuana ordinance to allow for-profit medical marijuana facilities to operate.
3 years ago
Fans return in droves to Anah Shrine Circus in Presque Isle
After three long years, the Anah Shrine Circus returned to Aroostook County this week.
3 years ago
Truck driver suffers minor injuries after Masardis crash
A Thursday morning crash in Masardis resulted in minor injuries for a truck driver.
3 years ago
RSU 39 school board approves $20.8 million budget featuring slight increase
On Wednesday, RSU 39 school board members unanimously approved a budget that will be slightly higher than initially predicted.
3 years ago
Limestone Rotary donation helps local group feed community members
When members of the Limestone United Methodist Church and Age Friendly Limestone formed The Purple Ladle in early 2020, they intended to serve free weekly lunches and dinners to people in need at the church.
