Stories by Staff Aroostook Republican

8 years ago

CHS fall athletes earn awards

 

     CARIBOU, Maine — Caribou High School held its fall sports awards night Nov. 7, with soccer players, golfers and cross country runners all honored for their participation.

8 years ago

Blatt and Player earn Butch Shaw awards

     The Butch Shaw award is presented annually to Aroostook County boys and girls from classes B, C and D who are outstanding soccer players and also exemplify the characteristics of respect and sportsmanship.

8 years ago

Annual Turkey Trot planned for Nov. 26

     CARIBOU, Maine — The annual Caribou Turkey Trot 5K Road Race will begin at 10 a.m. at Caribou High School on Saturday, Nov. 26.

8 years ago

Caribou rec news

Recreation center hours

The Caribou Wellness and Recreation Center hours are 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through Friday and from noon-4 p.m. Saturday. The facility is closed on Sunday.

8 years ago

Preseason tourney planned

     LIMESTONE, Maine — The annual LCS/MSSM Tipoff Tourney for basketball will be held Friday and Saturday at the school’s gymnasium.

8 years ago

Caribou Viking eighth-graders split games

     The Viking eighth-grade boys’ basketball team won their third consecutive game to begin the season last Tuesday, but then lost for the first time Saturday in Houlton.

8 years ago

Shake, rattle and grunt deer hunting

MainelyOutdoors
Bill Graves    

     For most Aroostook deer hunters, pursuing bucks offers a solitary, self-satisfying venture. Tagging a big deer requires a good deal of perseverance and skill. A bit of luck doesn’t hurt either, especially if venison ends up in the freezer for several consecutive seasons. Stealth and silence remain crucial elements of successfully putting a deer in the sights. At least that’s what most experienced hunters will preach, but during the rut, a different approach often works which involves making some noise to coax deer to the shooter.

8 years ago

It’s unclear if Trump will abolish monument

 

Obama signed executive order creating Katahdin Woods and Waters in Maine’s North Woods

By Nick Sambides
BDN Staff

     Republicans in Congress are pushing President-elect Donald Trump to abolish national monuments created by his predecessor, but it remains unclear whether the law grants presidents that power.

8 years ago

Townsquare Media recgonized

Contributed photo Townsquare Media of Presque Isle received the October Customer Service Recognition Award from the Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce for providing outstanding service to their customers. From left are Shelly Mctee, Sarah Brooks and Laurie Nelson, chamber board members; Lorraine Marston, Abi Ireland, Dick Palm and Susan McCormick of Townsquare; Jeff Clockedile of […]

8 years ago

Cancer Care achieves accreditation

     PRESQUE ISLE — The Aroostook Medical Center’s Aroostook Cancer Care Center has been recognized nationally by the QOPI Certification Program (QCP), an affiliate of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, and is one of only five such certified centers in the state. Contributed photo Staff from TAMC’s Aroostook Cancer Care Center display the […]