The Caribou girls’ basketball team is in the win column after having dropped its first two contests.
The Vikings were able to pull out a 55-53 victory on Saturday to keep Old Town winless on the season. Caribou trailed by 10 points after the first quarter, but worked its way back thanks to improved shot selection and great defense.
Bartley and Jandreau capture individual titles
MADAWASKA, Maine — The Nordic ski season got going Thursday, with all the County teams making the trip north to the St. John Valley to compete.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Wednesday, Dec. 16
Limestone/MSSM 56, Van Buren 14
Southern Aroostook 67, Washburn 60
Viking wrestling team improves to 5-1 overall
The Vikes recorded a rare wrestling dual meet win over Class C power Dexter and defeated two other teams in a meet held last Wednesday in Lincoln.
ELLSWORTH, Maine — The Carlisle swim team made the trip to Hancock County Saturday for a dual meet with the Eagles, and despite lopsided losses for both genders, many of the local swimmers turned in strong performances.
R & M Lawncare (22-14), Sports Inn (22-14), KeyBank (18-6), Dead River (16-20), Charlie’s Angels (12-12), Knights of Columbus (12-24), County Federal Credit Union (10-14), Fournier’s Transportation (8-16).
Knorr has been with Red Cross since 2007 CARIBOU — After nearly nine years at the helm of the American Red Cross’ Aroostook County office, Joyce Knorr announced Dec. 15 that she will retire. Knorr
PRESQUE ISLE — On Dec. 14, the Aroostook County Action Program, Inc. (ACAP) honored 14 employees for 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 and 35 years of employment. Contributed photo Employees of the Aroostook County Action Program achieving milestone years of employment were recently honored at a luncheon in Presque Isle. from left are, […]
PRESQUE ISLE — The Aroostook Medical Center honored a special group of its own at a breakfast at the A.R. Gould Memorial Hospital in Presque Isle recently. Contributed photo Employees of The Aroostook Medical Center who have served for more than 20 years were honored at a special breakfast recently at A.R. Gould […]
Preparation underway for World Cup event in February PRESQUE ISLE — Above-normal temperatures in Maine and rising tensions around the globe have organizers of the 2016 International Biathlon Union World Cup reviewing snowmaking and security as less than two months remain until February’s IBU World Cup event.
