Caribou councilors unanimously approved amending the city’s Downtown Tax Increment Financing District on Monday, thus expanding the number of businesses eligible for tax incentives.
The people behind a Maine-based art contest are seeking submissions from Aroostook County artists.
Like many children at Caribou Community School’s Power Hour after school program, 10-year-old Benson Belanger is on a mission to learn French and forge stronger cultural connections with his family.
The idea for a new committee in Fort Fairfield resulted from the numerous comments that concerned residents made during last year’s budget process.
Residents who wish to start a business out of their homes might find the process easier thanks to the Caribou Planning Board’s recent changes to a long-standing ordinance.
As the city of Caribou begins planning its most popular summer events, including Thursdays on Sweden Street, officials are hoping that the COVID-19 pandemic does not cause the level of disruptions they saw in 2020.
Though the event is still a couple of months away, organizers for the Aroostook County Sled Run are already encouraging local riders to join them in supporting Relay for Life.
The Caribou City Council might soon amend the current Downtown Tax Increment Financing District to expand the number of businesses that could be eligible for development incentives.
CARIBOU, Maine – Did you know that during Caribou’s 1942 Winter Carnival, a man rode up and down the streets in a moose-drawn carriage? That tale is just one of many that Caribou residents have the opportunity to write and illustrate thanks to the public library’s newest endeavor. The History of Caribou Picture Book Project […]
After seeing public support for a new police station, the city of Caribou is continuing conversations with architects and eyeing the possibility of an official voter referendum in June.
