BANGOR — Thomas Charles Somers, 65, passed away unexpectedly on December 4, 2016 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Bangor surrounded by family. He was born on August 23, 1951 to Kelton “Bruce” Somers and Agnes (Wright) Somers of Caribou.
LIMESTONE and CARIBOU — Nancy A. Morneault Bell, 48, passed away unexpectedly December 12, 2016 at Limestone. She was born in Van Buren November 10, 1968, the daughter of Oniel and Yvette (Bouchard) Morneault. She was a 1987 graduate of Caribou High School.
CARIBOU —Richard R. Ouillette, 90 passed away December 14, 2016 at Caribou.
CARIBOU — Therese M. Fortin Stubbs, 71, passed away December 15, 2016 at Bangor following a long illness. She was born in St. Anne, N.B. Canada March 19, 1945, the daughter of the late Edmond and Azelda (Berube) Fortin. Therese was a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother who […]
Caribou teams swept compeition at Four Seasons Trail
The varsity ski season opened this past week, with Nordic skiers gathering for a meet in Madawaska last Wednesday and alpine skiers in Fort Kent Saturday.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
Tuesday, Dec. 13
Easton 41, Fort Fairfield 29
Fort Kent 42, Caribou 41
Washburn 49, Hodgdon 46
The Caribou High School New Year’s Day Community/Alumni Ski Race is planned for Sunday, Jan. 1.
Another Special Olympics Snowdogs’ basketball season has arrived and coach Brian Hamel said the team is off to a great start.
The Caribou boys’ eighth-grade basketball team split a pair of games last week, topping Presque Isle last Wednesday and falling to Houlton Friday.
Gary Marquis
Wow, what a week and a half this has been for all projects from Island Falls to the Allagash and everyone in between.
The County clubs have certainly been busy clearing all the trees that have fallen from some of the heaviest snow that has ever come down. A lot of the clubs are reporting very good progress, while there are some that will need another week of cutting before their sections are at 100 percent. So please use caution when out riding as not every club has had a chance to put up signage — they were dealing with getting the trails opened to allow groomers to get through.
