CARIBOU, Maine — Cary Medical Center, Pines Health Services and the Jefferson Cary Foundation will celebrate an open house for the new Jefferson Cary Cancer Center this Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015 from 9-11:30 a.m.
There will be a meeting of the USDA and Central Aroostook Soil and Water Conservation District local working group on Wednesday, Dec. 9, from 4-6 p.m. at the USDA Service Center Conference Room, 735 Main St., Presque Isle.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Friday, Dec. 4
Nearly 100 runners burned off calories from their Thanksgiving meal two days earlier by participating in the Caribou Turkey Trot 5K Road Race, held Saturday at Caribou High School.
The Maine Soccer Coaches’ regional all-star teams have been named, with several players from the local area making it on either the Class B or Class D Northern Maine squad.
County Challenge running awards to be presented
The Aroostook Mûsterds Running Club will hold its annual awards gathering on Saturday, Dec. 5 at the Par and Grill Restaurant in Caribou.
The high school basketball video stream started by WEGP 1390 AM in 2013 will be continued by a new Easton business.
Dollars raised will benefit patients at Cary Cancer Center CARIBOU — The Caribou Inn and Convention Center will host a special New Year’s Eve fund-raising event to benefit area cancer patients through the Jefferson Cary Cancer Center. The event is being organized by family and friends of Brian Caldwell died in 2014 […]
Workshop sponsored by NMDC CARIBOU — Companies in Aroostook County looking to expand their business with federal, state and local contracts are urged to attend a free informational session in Caribou Wednesday, Dec. 9.
By Anthony Brino Staff Writer In the Maine Potato Board’s annual tradition touting the next generation, Ryan Crane from Exeter has been named the Young Farmer of the Year, and is being held up as a model for managing a large, rotating potato operation. Ryan Crane of Dexter
