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United Way of Aroostook hosts Black Tie Gala in Presque Isle

A formal event raised more than $12,000 to support the United Way of Aroostook’s community service.

FF tackles pharmacy closure, sets public comment plan

With the impending departure of Walgreens in Fort Fairfield, town officials have a plan to give residents local access to necessary medications.

Snow and rain mixture coats Aroostook County

A winter storm warning is in effect until 7 p.m. in the evening as mixtures of snow and rain blanket Aroostook County.

Caribou to review actions of hospital boards in light of recent controversy

After an alleged conflict of interest involving former hospital district board members, the Caribou City Council has authorized city officials to review previous board votes and procedures.

Cary Medical Center announces births for December, 2023

The following births were recently announced at Cary Medical Center:

Police arrest alleged owner of neglected dogs in Caribou

Police have arrested a suspect in connection with two malnourished dogs found Tuesday in Caribou.

Caribou area From our Files – Week of January 18, 2023

115 Years Ago - Jan. 16, 1908 Getting things started -- The Aroostook Starch Co. had a crew of men at work last Thursday clearing land to pile lumber on for their now factory to be built next summer. It will be a few rods back from P. L. Youngren’s store.

Police investigating device at abandoned New Sweden home

Aroostook law enforcement are investigating an allegedly suspicious device found at an abandoned home in New Sweden.

Caribou Council terminates hospital district board after alleged conflict of interest

The Caribou City Council terminated the Cary Hospital District Board after an alleged conflict of interest involving two of its three members.

Police searching for stolen vehicle suspect involved in Thursday crash in Fort Fairfield

Police are seeking information about an allegedly stolen car involved in a crash in Fort Fairfield.

Caribou condemns alleged drug house as unsafe

Following allegations of drug activity and notices of health and safety violations, Caribou officials have declared 15 Prospect St. a dangerous property.

Caribou area From our Files – Week of January 11, 2023

115 Years Ago - Jan. 9, 1908 Tea, anyone? -- Andrew Murchie of Benton, New Brunswick, salesman for Red Rose Tea, was in town Saturday calling on his customers. He was the guest of Frank Mills during his stay.

Caribou City Council favors past councilors for seats on Utilities District board

Appointing new members to boards and committees at the start of the year is usually straightforward for the Caribou City Council, since most people up for reappointment stay in their positions.

Caribou secures funding for new police station, Collins Pond repairs

Caribou officials are one step closer to constructing a new police station and restoring native brook trout populations.

Limestone fire chief suggests using ARPA funds for firefighting gear

Limestone's volunteer fire department will soon need new firefighting gear, according to Fire Chief Jon Poitras.

The top news stories of 2022 in the Caribou region

The following is the second of two articles highlighting some of the top news stories from 2022. This article highlights events from July to December.

The top business stories in the Caribou region for 2022

The following is the second of two articles highlighting some of the Caribou region's top business stories from 2022. This article highlights events from July through December.

Caribou Public Library awarded grant to digitize local newspaper collection

Thanks to a major grant, the Caribou Public Library is helping history enthusiasts explore Caribou's past through local newspaper archives.

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