One positive case of COVID-19 was discovered in Caribou High School on Jan. 14, according to a letter to parents from RSU 39 Superintendent Tim Doak, who said the school will continue to stay open under the green model.
Since dismissing students at 1 p.m. Thursday due to an individual testing positive for COVID-19, Presque Isle Middle School has confirmed that a second person associated with the school has tested positive.
Caribou City Council voted to approve a $14,694.75 reimbursement for Porvair Filtration Group on Jan. 11 as part of a four-year agreement that runs through October 2022.
Presque Isle Middle School students were dismissed at 1 p.m. Thursday due to a positive case of COVID-19 in the school.
With the opioid crisis continuing its hold on Maine residents, local employers are beginning to learn more about how to help current and prospective employees who are in recovery and looking to re-enter the workforce.
The new $18.3 million Maine National Guard building in Presque Isle will officially open this spring, according to a Guard spokesperson.
Kelly Mathes was ready to open a dine-in cafe as the newest addition to her bakery and specialty cake business, Confectionately Yours, just before the state issued orders for the pandemic-related lockdown in March.
A new nonprofit organization is developing its mission to help turn the Star City into a major business growth hub that would allow current and future entrepreneurs to thrive.
A woman and two minor children were transported to Cary Medical Center in Caribou with non-life threatening injuries following a single-vehicle crash on the New Sweden Road in Caribou.
A Presque Isle man is now facing between 10 years to a lifetime in prison after pleading guilty to drug charges in a federal court this week.
