CARIBOU, Maine — The Aroostook County Emergency Management Agency has set their sights on cyber security and wants local businesses to be aware of the dangers that lurk in the digital realm.
“Cyber security is something we’ve been concerned with for quite some time,” said Darren Woods, director of Aroostook County EMA. Woods has taken cyber security training in Portland and he’s learning every day how EMA can help.
WOODLAND, Maine — At the March 6th Union 122 school board meeting, Superintendent Karla Michaud shared with the board a letter from RSU 39’s superintendent, Susan White, about Caribou’s capital improvement project to build a new preK-8 learning facility.
BANGOR, Maine — The New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) presented Patricia Collins of Caribou with the David C. Knapp Award for Trusteeship at its 13th annual New England Higher Education Excellence Award ceremony held March 13, 2015 in Boston.
LIMESTONE, Maine — John Fulton of the property management company TMC has investors lined up to purchase the Masonic Lodge Building in Limestone — but not unless adjacent lots can be purchased from the town.
CARIBOU, Maine — March is American Red Cross month and local chapters are using the time to stress the importance of fire safety.
The American Red Cross plans to reduce fire deaths by 25 percent within the next five years. They’re asking homeowners to take two simple steps: install smoke detectors and have a fire drill.
Lori Knight-Phair was only 5 years old when she knew without a doubt that she wanted to become a teacher.
She was so committed to becoming a teacher she started providing educational lessons to her cat.
Now into a 17-year teaching career, that same insightful and dedicated 5-year-old knew she wanted to be a Red Cross volunteer.
To the editor:
Hello, my name is Robin Levesque and I am the regional support coordinator for Maine Parent Federation (www.mpf.org).
By Congressman Bruce Poliquin
(R-Maine)
First and foremost, 26 states, including Maine — thanks to Gov. LePage — have stopped the President’s lawless and unconstitutional overreach on immigration.
In January, I voted in support of a bill that would fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), while also defunding the President’s unilateral executive action on immigration. Sen. Harry Reid and his Democrats blocked this vote.
So wrote T. S. Eliot — but ‘round these here parts, February certainly wasn’t very kind either! It was expensive and downright uncomfortable.
Well, it turns out there’s a pretty good reason it felt so cold, it actually was the coldest February on record at Caribou! And records go all the way back to when the “Wizard of Oz” came out, 1939.
CARIBOU — Members of the Bread of Life Soup Kitchen came to a startling realization during their meeting with the Kiwanis Club earlier this season — the group turned to say the pledge of allegiance only to realize that the facility lacked an American flag. Contributed photo Attending the flag presentation from U.S. Senator […]
