Freshman Evan Michaud went 5-0 over the weekend and capped off the performance with a championship in Saturday’s tournament held at Dexter Regional High School.
Michaud, Caribou’s 106-lb. wrestler, is coming off a broken arm and only recently was cleared to compete, but still went undefeated Friday at Mattanawcook Academy in Lincoln and the following day in Dexter.
The Aroostook Medical Center announces the following babies born during the month of November.
Contributed photo Peanut is a 4-year-old spayed female. Adorable and extremely loving personality, she is a perfect lap cat for any family. She likes dogs, cats and children. We can’t find one fault with this precious cat except that no one has chosen her yet for a forever family member. All her medical is […]
It’s getting down to the wire! Have you finished your shopping? We have some very good shopping opportunities right here in the Caribou area. Many of them participated in our second annual Caribou Hometown Christmas this past Thursday. I hope you took advantage of the warmer weather and headed out.
By Scott Mitchell JohnsonStaff Writer WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), a senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced last Wednesday that she has secured language in the Fiscal Year 2015 federal funding bill that would allow families using the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program to purchase all fresh, healthy […]
Three organizations, that share a similar goal of promoting area businesses and the region in general, have teamed up to create a coupon book — which they call the “gift that keeps on giving.”
U.S. Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King today announced their nominees to the United States Military Academies. To be considered for an appointment to a service academy, applicants must be nominated by an authorized nominating source, which includes members of Congress.
CARIBOU, Maine — Newly received grant funding means good things for Caribou’s digital readers; the Caribou Public Library recently received a $900 grant from the Maine Community Foundation for digital literacy and greater access to web-based journals.
LIMESTONE, Maine — The Maine School of Science and Mathematics will be moving forward in the new year with plans to replace an existing greenhouse with a new unit about three times the footprint of the existing greenhouse — that’s 1,200 square feet, large enough to fit an entire class.
An ice jam that’s been moving down the Aroostook River looks to have settled in Fort Fairfield for the winter and though it’s not currently posing any problems, officials will be keeping an eye on it come this spring.
