From humble beginnings in owner John Kavin’s kitchen to its storefront home on Main Street in Caribou, County-Wide Vacuum service and sales has been helping County folks with their vacuum needs for over 20 years.
Originally opened as the Wood Stove Shop in 1970 in Van Buren, what is now The County Stove Shop has been meeting Aroostook County’s heating needs for more than 45 years.
Loyalty and personal attention to their customers has been the secret to success in the automotive repair business for Wardwell Service Inc. in Caribou.
From Houlton to Long Lake and everywhere in-between, folks come to Progressive Realty to make the most significant sales and purchases of their lives.
Poitras Service, Inc. is a family-owned and operated business that specializes in the service and repair of small engines, and small engine powered equipment.
Mike Cyr, owner of Mike’s Family Market in Limestone, has reopened the former Ouellette’s Variety in Caribou with a new name, First Choice Market and Deli.
To the editor:
Penobscot/Piscataquis/Hancock Area Special Olympics will be holding a benefit 5K road race on Sunday, Oct.11, 2015 at 10 .m. at the Orono/Old Town YMCA in Old Town. The race is a fundraiser to support the programs put on throughout the year for Area Special Olympics athletes.
Rogues, rascals, scoundrels, and ladies of dubious virtue have a habit of popping up in family trees like wormy apples in an orchard. When you encounter a less-than-sterling relative you are far from alone. Even the noblest family yields one or two less than exemplary characters – just take a look at a royal family tree sometime. However, some people can be truly mortified if they find a black sheep in the family, so I caution new genealogists don’t start researching if you can’t deal with what you may find.
First off, we have some bookkeeping to do. When last you read this column, I referenced the eight days in a row with temps 80 or higher that had occurred in Caribou. I remarked that that was quite an unusual occurrence.
