25 Years Ago – Sept. 1, 1999
Computer lab to open to the public — In an effort to meet the needs of children, their families and community members, the Caribou Adult Education Program is opening its computer labs for the first time to the public so that all local residents have access to computers and the Internet.
CARIBOU, Maine – Tracy Emery of Caribou is the winner of a storage building that was raffled to benefit the Jefferson Cary Cancer Center. The winning ticket was drawn on Saturday, August 17 at Cary Medical Center’s 100th Anniversary Picnic. The raffle which began in June raised nearly $15,000. Students from the Caribou Regional Technology […]
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PRESQUE ISLE, Maine – The County Federal Credit Union is pleased to announce that Tony Lahey has been hired as the new chief financial officer, effective immediately. Lahey grew up in Caribou and attended the University of Maine at Presque Isle, where he earned a double major in accounting and business administration. He began his […]
David and Sandy Marrett, who live in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, are seeking undisclosed compensatory damages for financial losses and emotional distress as well as punitive damages.
The lowest bid – for $15,000 from Thibodeau Trucking & Excavation – proposed that the city pay landfill tipping fees and provide a police officer on site.
Tactical Civics has been listed as an extremist anti-government group by the Southern Poverty Law Center since 2023, when it saw the organization forming new branches around the country,
LIMESTONE, Maine – The new year at the community school started with a lot of excitement the night of August 22 as the annual open house was held in conjunction with a “Community Educational Fair” sponsored by Limestone Community School, the Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School in Caswell and the Limestone Rotary Club. About 325 […]
This year, 10 bands will perform alternating sets from Aug. 29 to Sept. 1 at The Farm Park in Fort Fairfield.
Potato pests can eat plants, spread viruses and affect the yield and quality of Maine’s No. 1 food crop.
