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Caribou Region

Stand Down for vets to provide assistance

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.

A bitterly divided Caribou council will survey the public on the new police station

Caribou residents will now be allowed to weigh in on a $9.9 million design for a new police station at the November elections, but the process of approving the referendum has torn the city council in half.

Caribou area From our Files – Week of September 23, 2021

100 Years Ago - Sept. 22, 1921 Hospital campaign -- Caribou will soon begin a great campaign to secure $50,000 for the Cary Hospital, for which the late Dr. Jefferson Cary left $118,000.

What’s Happening in the Caribou area – Week of September 22, 2021

Wednesday, Sept. 22 CARIBOU: Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 159 Bennett Dr.

Change in ACS CAN Lights of Hope Across America display setup

Due to a forecast of inclement weather on Saturday, we will be setting up the ACS CAN Lights of Hope Across America display Friday by 2 p.m. and keeping it set up into the morning on Saturday.

Caribou area From our Files – Week of September 13, 2021

115 Years Ago - Sept. 11, 1906 Buys a winning horse -- Jeff Bradbury has purchased from Milton Lufkin the yearling filly Airline by Lord Arleigh, which won a blue ribbon at the Northern Maine Fair.

Bray named Caribou High School August Student of the Month

Lillian Bray of Woodland, a sophomore at Caribou High School, has been selected as the Caribou High School’s Student of the Month for the month of August, Principal Dr. Eric McGough announced.

Caribou Criminal Docket, May 2021

The following cases were heard under the Aroostook Criminal Docket at the Caribou Courthouse in May.

What’s Happening in the Caribou area – Week of September 15, 2021

Wednesday, Sept. 15 CARIBOU: Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 159 Bennett Dr.

SAD 29 menu – Week of September 15, 2021

Breakfast for all Schools Breakfast is served with multi-grain reduced-sugar cereal, Wowbutter/jelly, assorted fruit juice and 1 percent and skim milk.

Funding means cat clinics will continue

A local cat rescue organization will continue its mission to provide feline spay or neuter surgery and meet the needs of pet owners in Aroostook County, thanks to $52,000 in grant funding.

Caribou honors 9/11 sacrifices and remembers how the world changed

For the 20th year, the Caribou Fire Department and other local first responders and community members gathered outside the fire station Saturday to honor the lives lost and sacrifices made during the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.

Caribou High School, class of 1990

The Caribou High School class of 1990 recently held its 31st class reunion at the Caribou Inn & Convention Center on July 17.

Renaissance Faire to return to Limestone

A local medieval educational group will host the Limestone Renaissance Faire Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18 and 19.

Thousands lose power in Central Aroostook outage

Versant Power is investigating an outage that left more than 6,000 customers in the Presque Isle and Caribou area without power for a half hour Friday morning.

Births at Cary Medical Center, July 2021

The following births were recently announced at Cary Medical Center.

What’s Happening in the Caribou area – Week of September 8, 2021

Wednesday, Sept. 8 CARIBOU: Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 159 Bennett Dr.

Caribou area From our Files – Week of September 6, 2021

100 Years Ago - Sept. 8, 1921 Legion concert -- The concert given Monday night by the Caribou American Legion Band was fully up to the high standard which has been attained by this fine musical organization. An added feature of the evening was the excellent singing of William Chase, who did several encores. Everyone thought the Monday concert was great.

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