Caribou Area Sports Year in Review
From basketball to martial arts, it was an eventful year in sports in the greater Caribou Area.
From basketball to martial arts, it was an eventful year in sports in the greater Caribou Area.
Current interim manager Alan Mulherin took on the role in 2023 after the town had seen a dozen managers, both permanent and interim, come and go in the eight years prior.
Two people were treated on site for smoke inhalation but did not seek further treatment.
More than 20 people attended the event for Stefanie Damron at the New Sweden First Baptist Church on Saturday.
A group of engineers recommends restructuring downtown roads and traffic flow to make visitors more apt to stay and enjoy the area, whether they are driving a car, biking or walking.
To the editor:
When I contemplate that the divine Christ Child came to earth to become one of us, it tells me God wants to share in our humanity without wanting any worldly praise.
75 Years Ago – Dec. 22, 1949
To donate 1700 bags of candy at Yule party — Caribou’s annual Christmas party for children will take place this Saturday and next Monday, with hundreds of bags of candy and peanuts being readied for distribution and with a full-length feature and cartoons being prepared for a free showing.
Loring Job Corps electrical student Ketia Crompton has been selected as the student ambassador to represent all of Job Corps and the Home Builder Institute at the 2025 International Builders Show being held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The trade show running February 24-28 is one of the largest in the country and attended by thousands. […]
On Thursday, Dec. 19, Caribou and the Maine Department of Transportation will host a meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Caribou Wellness & Recreation Center, 55 Bennett Drive, as part of their recent Village Partnership Initiative.
The board approved a bid from Caribou-based Soderberg Construction for $94 per ton of hot top, equaling $128,075, to pave Tabor Road, Everett Road and Langley Road.