David Hunter, a dual-enrolled second-year student in the Caribou Regional Technology Center’s computer servicing program, and a student in Northern Maine Community College’s computer networking class.
Heading south on Main Street last Thursday, Kyle Perkins, 27, of Caribou made a last-ditch effort and pulled on his emergency break to stop his 2006 Honda Pilot from careening out of control after a mechanical failure.
Contributed photo Kuba is a neutered 2-year old male at Halfway Home Pet Rescue. He has all of his medical completed and is ready for adoption. Kuba is very gentle and clean about his environment and is a loving lap cat who will get along with other cats. He would make a loving friend […]
The possible abolishment of the state Board of Corrections was a topic of discussion at the Aroostook County Commissioners’ June 16 meeting.
To meet the ever-changing needs of its students and to stay true to the nature of proficiency-based learning, RSU 39 has opened its doors for their first director of blended learning, which could be you.
The organizing committee for the Maine Potato Blossom Festival has announced an expanded line-up of musical performances and new, exciting events scheduled for the annual nine-day celebration being held this year from July 11-19.
Bishop Robert P. Deeley has announced the following local priest assignment.
Cary Medical Center recently held its annual Employee Longevity Awards Banquet at the Caribou Inn and Convention Center. A total of 74 employees were recognized for a combined 1,205 years of employment at the hospital.
The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee dropped a poorly received proposal that would have consolidated 122 National Weather Service forecast offices to six regional offices.
Selectmen unanimously approved a 2015 mill rate of $20 per thousand in property value during their June 23 town meeting.
