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To the editor:
It is always the season to not litter. Not only is it illegal to litter in Maine, but it is punishable with a hefty fine. This is for the good of the environment as well as the scenic value of our tourist season. I do love seeing this law strictly enforced by our police department.
To the editor:
We, the Caribou 2015 Project Graduation Committee, parents and students have held such fundraisers as events on Thursdays on Sweden Street, car washes, a lobster basket raffle, a Rick Charette concert, and a Marko the Magician show in order to help the costs of this year’s graduating class’ Project Graduation to be held in June.
To the editor:
We have all experienced the three ugly step-sisters, “Coulda, Woulda and Shoulda,” at some point in our lives, but last Tuesday evening local business operators Chris Richards and Judy Drombroski, their employees and local residents stepped up and said “Not in our house,” strong-arming the three nags, replacing them with community, caring and compassion.
In terms of violent tornadoes, the ones that reduce entire neighborhoods to matchwood, why is the USA especially susceptible?
It turns out that the reason is geologic.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Described as someone who uses her political power to make America a better place to grow old, Sen. Susan Collins, chairman of the Senate Aging Committee, is featured on the cover of the Spring 2015 AgingCare Magazine and on agingcare.com.
PORTLAND — With across-the-board growth in all measurement categories including another new record for membership, the popularity of Maine’s credit unions continued to grow in 2014.
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• An electric heater has been placed in the telephone central office.
• It is about time that the sidewalks were shoveled off and made fit for foot travel.
• The concert in front of the hall Wednesday evening by the Caribou Cornet Band was greatly appreciated.
CARIBOU — Work continues to grow the woods economy of northern Maine through the Northern Forest Products Industry Cluster, facilitated by the Aroostook Partnership for Progress (APP).
Staff photo/Scott Mitchell Johnson Scott Martin, left, of Caribou, and his son, Logan, talk about New Holland tractors with Bernard Dyer of Crown Equipment at the recent Agri-Business Trade Fair held in Presque Isle. By Scott Mitchell JohnsonStaff Writer PRESQUE ISLE — While the 35th annual Agri-Business Trade Fair has come and gone, organizers […]
