Stories by Staff Aroostook Republican

     CARIBOU — The city of Caribou has partnered with Google on a project entitled “Let’s Put Caribou On The Map,” and will offer a workshop to help people get there.

  Store, lodge to share quarters      LIMESTONE — A historic building is on its way to being repurposed. File photo/2015 The Limestone Masonic Lodge building formerly owned by the Town of Limestone, has been acquired by Manaus Books, LLC. Owners Brian and Julie Weston plan to turn it into a used book store, […]

  Will represent Maine on national industry board for next two years      WASHINGTON, D.C. — Robert P. Clark, executive director of the Northern Maine Development Commission in Caribou, will represent Maine on a national industry board for the coming two years. Robert P. Clark

      FORT FAIRFIELD — The Aroostook Partnership is gearing up for its first-ever teacher-business social, to be held Wednesday, May 4, at Boondocks in Fort Fairfield.

     FORT FAIRFIELD — After months spent researching the current state of broadband in Fort Fairfield through conversations with Internet service providers, surveys of residents and businesses and with boots on the ground investigating the infrastructure that is in place, the Town of Fort Fairfield and the James W. Sewall Company have released the […]

     FORT FAIRFIELD — The newly formed Fort Fairfield Farmers Market Association begins its first market season on Wednesday, May 18, from 2-6 p.m. in downtown Fort Fairfield.

     LITTLETON — Aroostook County Tourism (ACT) will host a tourism summit Friday, May 20, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Southern Aroostook Agricultural Museum in Littleton. 

     HOULTON — The Cubby Gives Program has announced its April “Hero of the Month” is 9-year-old Dylan Gantnier, 9, of Sherman. Dylan Gantnier

     HOULTON — In the new book “Turned Around, Dramatically Impacted by God’s Surpassing Power”, Lois Flewelling will inspire, challenge, and equip readers to experience God dramatically. Lois Flewelling