Simultaneous Planet Head Day celebrations will happen in Maine and Poland for the second time as the unique cancer fundraiser — where people get their heads shaved and painted to look like planets — goes international again.
Northern Light AR Gould Hospital and Northern Maine Community College will join forces to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in a fun, healthy way by hosting a Sneakers & Shamrocks 4K on Sunday, March 17.
Northern Maine Community College will host its annual job fair on Thursday, March 21, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the college gymnasium.
Local farmers and artisans once again had a chance to offer their work to the community during the March 9 Micmac Farms Festival Market hosted by the Aroostook Band of Micmacs, the City of Caribou, and the Presque Isle Farmer’s Market.
Six girls will vie on Saturday evening, March 16, for the titles of 2018 Pre-Teen, Junior and Teen Miss Caribou.
Many people think of children when they hear the phrase “storytime.” But that wasn’t the case at Northern Maine Community College on March 6, as more than a dozen adults gathered at the campus library for a storytime event tailored just for them.
After a successful initial launch in 2018, the Mega Meltdown vintage snowmobile racing event will return to Caribou on Saturday, March 23, behind Northern Maine Brewing Company.
A coalition of organizations that honor and remember the nation’s fallen heroes have announced a collaborative effort to raise awareness and encourage more participants to take advantage of numerous running, walking and rucking events offered in 2019.
Farmers, researchers and state officials got together during a March 1 conference in Presque Isle to discuss the potential benefits and challenges of growing industrial hemp for grain and fiber crops.
Disciplinary literacy will be the topic of the annual “S-T-R-E-T-C-H your Teaching” Workshop for all educators, slated at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast on Saturday, March 16.
