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It was time for a bedtime story in the kindergarten and first grade room with the students wearing pajamas to school during carnival week at the Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School in Caswell. In back are Morgan Kelley and Austin Taggett. In front, from left are Trinity St. Pierre, Matthew Martin, Stephanie Parent and Theran Hand. Sporting a Red Sox shirt is Mrs. Brissette, the teacher.
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Judge Frank Payne of Caribou, seated, determines the fate of Jim Flavin, an operating room nurse at Cary Medical Center, during a mock trial during Friday’s Keystone Kops antics, sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club as part of the Caribou Winter Carnival. Flavin was charged with being old, cranky and smelling like mothballs and was arrested by Bill Donnelly, center.
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The Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School in Caswell celebrated a carnival week with several activities, including the older male and female students changing their roles and dress for the day. In front, from left are Dhesorae Labreck, Tyler Morgan, Taylor Butler, Bailey St. Pierre and Brandon Guillemett and Allan White. In back are Dillon Wilcox, Mikayla Martin, Chelsea Labreck, Courtney Chartier, Emily St. Pierre and Mariah Morgan.
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Janet Gagnon, who works at Key Bank in Caribou was jailed Friday after being arrested by the Keystone Kops as part of the Caribou Winter Carnival fun. Her charges involved “having an HR issue.”
Pajamas were the dress of choice in Mrs. Davenport’s fourth and fifth grade room with students, from left, Owen Labreck, Austin St. Pierre, Randy Charles, Robin Brooks, Kelley Clavette, Olivia Ellis, Jackie Peer and Blake Davenport with his mom, Mrs. Davenport. There were more pajama-clad students in the second and third grade room during carnival week at the Dawn F. Barnes Elementary School in Caswell.
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The Caribou carnival included a father-daughter dance, left and a chocolate festival where one could fish for chocolate.
From left, Travis Hatfield, Josh Chartier, Delaney Rossignol, and Bethany Millet.
Jim Flavin and Gagnon commiserate in the clink while behind bars after being charged. Both were soon sent on their way with their photo and release papers. Approximately $900 was raised for Kiwanis’ activities and programs, according to club officials. About 100 people were “arrested” during the annual Caribou Winter Carnival event.
