CARIBOU, Maine — In an effort to focus on and deepen their gratitude for the loving mercy of God, the Parish of the Precious Blood in Caribou invites all to join them on a pilgrimage to the holy door at St. Luce Church in Frenchville, on Sunday, Sept. 11, 2016.
The fall season holds great importance in the cancer community. September is Childhood Cancer Month, and October is Breast Cancer Month in the United States. On Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016 CompetitorME will honor Aroostook County’s very own who are affected by cancer, have lost a loved one to cancer, or who are caregivers or professionals to those with cancer.
Wednesday, Sept. 7 CARIBOU: Farmers market, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., in the Caribou Rec and Wellness Center overflow parking lot. FORT FAIRFIELD: Farmers market, 2-6 p.m., Main Street. NEW SWEDEN: Food for All Farm Stand at North Star Variety, 2-6 p.m. Fresh local produce. Saturday, Sept. 10 CARIBOU: 4th annual Pagan Pride Day hosted by Northern […]
CARIBOU— Steven Greeley and Mike LaPlante from the Maine Department of Labor were in Caribou recently to award the Safety and Health Award for Public Employers (SHAPE) to the Maine Veterans’ Home. Contributed photo/Andrea Chasse Safety Team members at the Maine Veterans Home in Caribou celebrate their Safety and Health Award for Public […]
CARIBOU — Aroostook Savings & Loan recently awarded two local students scholarships toward their college education. Each recipient will receive an award of $1,000 per year, up to $4,000, throughout their college career. Contributed photo Aroostook Savings & Loan Marketing Manager Pamela Sherman presents Mariah Williams of Limestone with a $4,000 college scholarship.
Easton’s Flewelling Farms is champion EASTON — The McCain Top 10 Potato Growers were recognized at the annual McCain Grower Barbecue at the Aroostook County Shriners’ Club in Presque Isle on Aug 25. Almost 300 guests gathered to celebrate the top growers and their achievements.
Dead River takes part in Hunger Action Month SOUTH PORTLAND — Dead River Company is once again taking part in Hunger Action Month and inviting northern New Englanders to help keep their friends and neighbors fed.
115 Years Ago – Sept. 11, 1901
Making arrangements — Fay Crockett of Caribou was here last Thursday, making arrangements for the rural delivery mail route No. 5 which he will drive after Oct. 1.
Potato grinding— H.E. Jones’ starch factory commenced grinding potatoes Friday. Potatoes are selling for $1.30 per barrel today.
For a second year in a row, Machias Savings Bank has been named one of the “Best Banks to Work For” by American Banker Magazine.
To the editor:
Why hasn’t Hillary Clinton held a real press conference since Dec. 4, 2015? Could the reason be connected to some of her health issues?
