CARIBOU, Maine — The mobile bridge connecting the south side of Caribou to the north side along the Lagasse Connector trail for off-road vehicles will be replaced with a permanent structure later this year.
Photo courtesy of Caribou Police Department Some of the drug paraphernalia and cash seized during a May 3 search after which four individuals were charged with drug-related crimes. Four youth drew drug-related charges last Sunday following a search in a Caribou parking lot. Caribou Police Chief Michael Gahagan said on Sunday, May 3, just […]
The Aroostook County grand jury completed its fourth session of 2015 on May 8 and handed down 23 indictments against 22 individuals without any “no bills.” Those indicted include: Reece Humphrey, 21, Presque Isle: theft by deception. Robert J. Fieler, 35, Presque Isle: theft.
Contributed photo Joelene and Candy came to Halfway Home Pet Rescue from a feral colony of about 18 to 20 cats living on the Colby Siding Road in Woodland. Their responsible caretaker/feeder, Joel Violette, has built them several warm shelters to survive the northern Maine winter and feeds them faithfully every day. Violette recently partnered […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Susan Collins recently thanked Caribou native Seán Barbosa for his service as an intern in her Aroostook County Constituent Center this semester.
CARIBOU, Maine — CHS eleventh-graders took the stage April 15 for an evening of laughs and fun. Junior Exhibition night is a tradition of formal presentations by the upcoming graduating class.
WOODLAND, Maine — Union 122 invited parents of prospective students to Woodland Consolidated School on April 30 for a get-together to discuss what the union has to offer.
By Joshua ArcherStaff Writer CARIBOU — The topic of jail reform came up at last Wednesday’s County Commissioner’s meeting at the Caribou Courthouse. State lawmakers are considering the abolishment of the Board of Corrections. If the board is dissolved, control of county jails would go back to the counties.
Morgan Outing of Caribou, a senior at Caribou High School, and Kareena Woodworth of Limestone, a senior at Limestone Community School, have been selected to receive the 2015 Principal’s Award at their respective schools
CARIBOU, Maine — Caribou Secession Committee spokesperson Paul Camping told council members during public comment Monday that his committee is eager to have their public hearing at any time and at any place. He also let the council know that the committee’s Impact on Property Taxes Report for taxpayers in secession territory and Caribou (which according to Camping is required by law for the public hearing) is ready to go.
