The Department of Veterans Affairs, Maine Vet Centers, Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services and community partners will hold a Stand Down for homeless Veterans from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 5, in Caribou.
Ronald Pelletier, a U.S. Army veteran living in Ashland, received a new friend on Thursday at a special ceremony held at Purpose Pups in Houlton.
Friends and family of SFC Aaron Henderson gathered once again at Houlton Community park for three full days of softball, while remembering their fallen hero.
A new, larger facility in Presque Isle will soon replace Caribou’s Veterans Administration health clinic at Cary Medical Center.
Motorists traveling along North Street in Houlton may have noticed a series of banners that popped up Thursday, just in time for the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Joseph Bouchard always has and always will love Aroostook County. He grew up in Caribou as the oldest of eight brothers and sisters, with a 24-year gap between Joe and the youngest.
Twin brother Robert (right) and Richard Butler celebrated their 96th birthday May 24 with a trip to Bangor.
Members of the Katahdin Middle-High School band perform a song at Patten’s Memorial Day ceremony.
The morning of May 31 was wet and rainy, but that didn’t stop more than two dozen local residents from gathering at Houlton’s Monument Park to honor America’s soldiers who fell in the line of duty.
Though steady rain showers cancelled the parade, a small group of Caribou organizations came together at Veterans Memorial Park on Monday and paid tribute to soldiers and veterans past and present.
