With Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ “Moving Maine Forward” plan announced in early March, all RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) schools will now be able to go green, meaning all students are able to attend.
Caribou City Council narrowly voted in favor of becoming a Second Amendment sanctuary city on March 22. The resolution sends the message that the city is opposed to any unconstitutional restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms for its residents.
HAYNESVILLE, Maine — Police are searching for 39-year-old Jeremy Wilson after an alleged domestic disturbance in Haynesville and believe he may currently be in the Houlton-area seeking transportation out of the state.
Ella Voisine of Caribou was reunited with her miniature horse Koda after being apart for nearly a year. Now the 14-year-old is trying to find a part-time job and has started a fundraising campaign to maintain the animal.
Caribou City Council approved a $10,394,685 total budget for 2021 on March 15 after a public hearing — a decrease of $41,613 from last year’s budget.
The Caribou National Honor Society held an induction ceremony on Monday, March 15, in which 20 new members were added, including two students who had died and were inducted as honorary members.
The Caribou National Honor Society honored two fallen classmates during its March 15 induction ceremony.
About 20 Woodland residents gathered in the public works garage on March 16 for the town’s annual meeting, in which the municipal election results and $1,208,916 budget were approved.
Caribou City Manager Dennis Marker announced in a letter to the city council that he will be resigning on July 5 of this year.
The Caribou VFW is hosting a free spring bike raffle for the duration of March in which one boy and one girl in three age groups (0-7, 8-12, and 13-17) will be given a free bike and helmet.
