After impressing judges with their robotic skills at the Maine state competition, a VEX robotics team from the Maine School of Science and Mathematics will take part in the world championships.
The Limestone Water & Sewer District is helping the town and a nearby school explore how to potentially benefit from electric savings.
Changes to a long-standing Home Occupations Ordinance will once again be open for discussion during an upcoming Caribou Planning Board meeting.
Woodland residents will be able to vote on the town’s annual budget and elect new selectboard and school officials during the annual election and town meeting next week.
A home in Connor was a total loss after a fast-spreading fire engulfed the structure, including an attached garage, on Sunday.
Students and staff at RSU 39 schools will no longer be required to wear masks starting March 7.
Even after approving a ballot referendum question to present to voters in June, the Caribou City Council remains divided over whether spending $10 million for a new police station is a good idea.
Despite being located in one of the farmost regions of Maine, Loring Job Corps in Limestone has become an ideal destination for students across the country who are looking to better their lives through job training.
When Tracy Babin of Caribou began looking for a winter sport that her entire family could be involved with, she immediately thought of dog sledding. Two years later she and her daughter Chantelle, 15, are gearing up for their second race.
With many options on the table, Caribou city councilors will soon delve deeper into discussions on how to best guarantee high-speed internet to all residents and businesses.
