Teamsters Joint Council 10 New England food truck left Massachusetts last week and made its way from Kittery to Fort Kent collecting food for Catholic Charities with a final “hoorah” in Fort Fairfield during Saturday’s Potato Blossom parade.
EASTON, Maine — A mission to educate the public about where their food comes from hit the road last Wednesday. American Agri-Women’s (AAW) “Planting Our Future Drive Across America” tour launched from the McCain Foods USA processing plant in Easton.
The five-month long excursion celebrates the 40-year anniversary of AAW, the nation’s largest coalition of farm, ranch and agri-business women.
Those who dared to be more than ordinary over the past year were honored last Wednesday at the Red Cross Annual Real Heroes Breakfast.
Ashland Town Manager and NMDC board member Ralph Dwyer asked the board at last Thursday’s meeting to come out against the proposed legislation that could turn 150,000 acres of land in the Katahdin region into a national park.
For the past 125 years the Limestone United Methodist Church has been a pillar in the Limestone community and beyond.
With the assistance of the Church’s first reverend Everett O. Smith, Limestone witnessed the birth of an Aroostook County institution in July of 1890.
Molding leaders out of Caribou’s youth takes a talented advisor and a group of motivated high school teens ready to accept the responsibility of being members of the National Honor Society.
Signs warning motorists of a flooded road were placed on a closed section of the Grimes Road last Wednesday afternoon near the town line between Caribou and Fort Fairfield.
February is national Career and Technical Education Month and students at the Caribou Technology Center have been busy working in the many programs offered by the education center.
A topic of discussion the SAD 45 school board has been dealing with since last year came up again at this month’s board meeting: the proposal to move the Washburn seventh- and eighth-graders over to the Washburn high school.
The Caribou Ski Center, adjacent to the Caribou High School, is receiving some necessary renovations courtesy of Loring Job Corps carpentry students.
