9 years ago
Eagles track making strides
LIMESTONE, Maine — The LCS/MSSM Eagles have built up their track and field roster, with 33 athletes competing, and coach Kirk Cote has been encouraged with the popularity of the program.
Stories by Staff Aroostook Republican
9 years ago
Caribou tennis teams split matches
The Viking girls’ tennis team kept its season-long winning streak alive, while the boys suffered defeat for the first time in home matches against John Bapst Saturday that saw all four squads enter with undefeated records.
9 years ago
Little League season now underway in Caribou
CARIBOU, Maine — Results from Caribou Little League regular season games played from May 14-20, 2016 are as follows:
9 years ago
Aroostook County Scoreboard /Schedule (week of 5-25-16)
SOFTBALL 2016
Tuesday, May 17
LCS/MSSM 11, Fort Fairfield 4
9 years ago
Fort Fairfield track teams small in size, big in results
The Fort Fairfield Middle High School track teams are not blessed with large numbers of athletes, but what they lack in quantity, they have more than made up for in quality this season.
9 years ago
Caribou Rec News (week of 5-25-16)
Recreation center hours
Hours at the Caribou Wellness and Recreation Center are Monday through Friday from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. The facility is closed Saturdays and Sundays.
9 years ago
Eagle girls, FF boys continue consistent play on the diamond
With four victories each, the LCS/MSSM softball team and the Fort Fairfield baseball team continued their solid regular seasons and have put themselves in good position for the upcoming playoffs.
9 years ago
UMPI students take a turn at teaching
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — UMPI’s physical education students took over the classroom recently.
9 years ago
Management training planned
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — A special Joint Information System/Joint Information Center training session will be held Thursday, June 30, 2016 at the Hampton Inn in Presque Isle.
9 years ago
Mild winter good for northern fruit growers
Circle B farms in Caribou serves as dwarf tree experimental test site for cold hardiness By Anthony Brino Staff Writer CARIBOU — After a mild winter, it should be a good year for apple trees in northern Maine, according to Renae Moran, a pomologist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. […]
