Plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit alleging the city of Caribou violated its charter are opposing the city’s motion to dismiss along with the city’s claims that the lawsuit is legally defective.
Greater Houlton Christian Academy welcomed six new students to its National Honor Society with a special induction ceremony held March 23.
With Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ “Moving Maine Forward” plan announced in early March, all RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) schools will now be able to go green, meaning all students are able to attend.
They’ve already started planning where to place the new teleconferencing equipment. And if all goes as planned, an additional seven rooms at University of Maine at Presque Isle and one in Houlton will be equipped to include students from remote locations in live classrooms by the fall semester.
The tri-towns of Mapleton, Castle Hill and Chapman held three separate in-person town hall meetings to approve budgets, spending and elect officials.
The Aroostook County Action Program childcare program expansion has made space for 24 more children in Presque Isle.
They’re heading to Al’s Diner in Mars Hill on Thursday morning for the first of many diner breakfast bus trips on tap for the Presque Isle Recreation and Parks Department.
K-9 officer Jazz is a laid-back chocolate lab who loves kids, but he’s got a dangerous job to do. Jazz is a detection dog with the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Department, responsible for sniffing out illegal drugs like fentanyl.
Caribou City Council narrowly voted in favor of becoming a Second Amendment sanctuary city on March 22. The resolution sends the message that the city is opposed to any unconstitutional restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms for its residents.
Following the revised timeline announced by the state last week, A.R. Gould Hospital will begin offering COVID-19 vaccine doses to those age 50 and older at their community vaccine clinic this Friday, March 26.
