The Limestone Knights of Columbus recently received the Star Council Award, an honor given when a council reaches the requirements for three individual awards within a single fraternal year.
Caribou City Council on Nov. 17 formally recognized Blight Committee members who researched and compiled information for the city’s Blight Toolkit — an extensive resource released earlier this year that guides the city through handling significant property and neighborhood decay.
With the new Teague Park now in the city’s hands, Caribou City Council explored the possibility of using reserve monies to fund future work at the new facility during a Nov. 16 meeting.
A Caribou man sought in connection with an alleged stabbing was apprehended Tuesday, Nov. 17.
A Caribou man is in critical condition at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center after police on Nov. 16 found him bleeding profusely from a stab wound.
The Caribou Public Library is accepting food donations for the entire month, with each donation reducing 10 cents from any late fees incurred before November.
Caribou American Legion Post 15 held a brief Veterans Day ceremony outside the Caribou Fire Department on Nov. 11 — at 11:11 a.m. — honoring the service and sacrifice of all military veterans.
An Ashland man had to be transported to a Bangor hospital for injuries he received when his truck went into a ditch, rolling over several times and pinning him inside the vehicle on Tuesday, police said.
The city of Caribou is putting a new spin on its upcoming holiday events, allowing residents and families to celebrate while staying safe and maintaining social distancing. Upcoming activities include drive-through gingerbread house decorating, Small Business Saturday and a tree lighting event featuring live reindeer.
Class is in session at the Caribou Community School, a $54 million facility that overcame a myriad of unprecedented obstacles to reach this point.
