Caribou eighth-graders recently gained hands-on experiences with design, animation and coding technologies that could bring to life the lessons they are learning in humanities classes.
Families who stopped by the Caribou Public Library on Tuesday got a lesson in dog sledding from a local musher and one of her sled dogs.
Multiple city councilors expressed concerns Monday over a projected rise in the city’s tax rate and advised City Manager Penny Thompson to work with department officials on potential cost savings.
After freezing rain caused slippery travel conditions on the weekend, Caribou’s Winter Carnival committee canceled most of the carnival’s final events on Sunday.
Snowmobile riders and enthusiasts gathered at Northern Maine Brewing Company on Saturday for a series of races that brought community members together while supporting cancer patients.
The town of Limestone and Maine School of Science and Mathematics are partnering on a solar purchase agreement that they expect will save both parties thousands of dollars on their annual electric bills.
Woodland residents elected new members to the selectboard and school board and approved expenses related to road repairs and other budget items during the town’s annual meeting on Tuesday.
Caribou city councilors continued to explore their broadband expansion options Monday with a presentation from Charter Communications, the company that provides internet services under the Spectrum brand.
The city of Caribou will host its first Winter Carnival in three years next weekend, with indoor and outdoor activities designed to get families out and about in the community.
Caribou High School graduate Ben Ezzy and his news crew have been nominated for a national College Television Award.
