Soil health plans top MACD’s annual winter meeting
BANGOR, Maine — The Maine Association of Conservation Districts (MACD) recently convened in Bangor for its annual winter meetings.
BANGOR, Maine — The Maine Association of Conservation Districts (MACD) recently convened in Bangor for its annual winter meetings.
Caribou hosts Fort Kent on Thursday
Donovan Savage came up big for Caribou twice last week, lifting his team to two upset victories and moving the Vikings into the playoff picture with a month of regular season play still ahead.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 2016
Wednesday, Dec. 30
MDI 71, Caribou 50
Washburn 51, Central Aroostook 37
The UMPI women won for the first time after dropping their first 11 games to open the season.
Mackenzie Worcester, Joan Overman are freshman on roster
BANGOR, Maine — Five former Aroostook County high school basketball standouts are members of Husson University basketball rosters this season.
Nick and Carmen Bragg are just 14 months apart and play for UMA
AUGUSTA, Maine — If you attended the most recent UMA women’s basketball game at the Augusta Civic Center, you probably saw a player with the last name Bragg wearing number 12 and running the floor for the University of Maine at Augusta women’s basketball team. If you stayed for the nightcap, you probably saw a second player with the last name Bragg wearing number 12 and running the floor for the UMA men’s team.
Recreation center hours
Hours at the Caribou Wellness and Recreation Center are Monday through Friday from 6 a.m.-9 p.m. and Saturday from noon-4 p.m. The facility is closed Sundays.
CARIBOU, Maine — The year 2015 was an award-winning year for Cary Medical Center. From being named one of the nation’s top 10 hospitals by Consumer Reports to its most recent award as one of America’s Top Rural Hospitals by the Leapfrog Group, the Caribou hospital has gained national recognition for patient safety and patient experience.
Finally (as of 12/31/15) we are starting to get what we all have been wanting which is WHITE GOLD. Most projects have been out since the snow and a lot of them are reporting wet areas and unfrozen ground. Not all of the trails are marked so definitely proceed with caution.
S.W. Collins donates 30 smoke alarms to keep community safe CARIBOU — Smoke alarms provide a critical early warning of fire, allowing additional time to escape. Contributed photo S.W. Collins Company store manager Todd Pelletier, left, presents Caribou firefighter Mike Divito with 30 smoke detectors to assist the department’s smoke alarm […]