The Cat Coalition of Western Maine’s Mobile Spay Unit, sponsored by a grant from Marion’s Dream, will arrive in Caribou the evening of Thursday, May 2, for a three-day cat spay and neuter clinic.
For many Aroostook County residents, nothing signifies the beginning of spring like the arrival of the Anah Shrine Circus, which will put on its 56th annual performance May 2-4, at The Forum in Presque Isle.
All Aroostook County law enforcement agencies will participate in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, April 27, from 10am-2pm.
A new conference geared toward empowering and motivating women in an anxiety-filled world will be held at the Nordic Heritage Center the first weekend in May.
The Aroostook Huskies Football Club will hold a fund-raising concert on Saturday, June 1, from 7 p.m. to midnight at the Shriner’s Club located at 390 Houlton Road.
Chocolate lovers from Caribou and beyond flocked to the Caribou Middle School on April 20, to buy homemade confections and support the American Cancer Society during the 6th annual Relay for Life Chocolate Festival.
Caribou Choral Society members are preparing to perform a plethora of show tunes and Broadway hits for their 42nd annual spring concert series, which will take place in Caribou and Presque Isle this May.
The Presque Isle Kiwanis Club recently hosted area Relay for Life coordinators Jordyn Madore and Chantel Pelletier as guest speakers.
Two student-led teams from SAD 1 in Presque Isle will put their creativity, research and problem-solving skills to the test while participating in the upcoming global competition of Destination Imagination in late May.
Bishop Robert Deeley traveled to St. Louis Church in Fort Kent on the Wednesday of Holy Week, April 17, to celebrate the Mass of the Holy Oils with priests, deacons and parishioners from northern and eastern Maine parishes.
