Two vehicles struck and killed a male pedestrian crossing South Main Street near Big Cheese Pizza just before 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, according to the Caribou Police Department. Read More
Officers seized 326 grams of crystal methamphetamine, worth an estimated $32,000, while conducting a bail check on Nathan Morrow, 25, of Caribou on Oct. 19, according to the Caribou Police Department. Read More
On top of processing this horrifying news, relatives in Aroostook who wished to give her a proper burial were faced with up to $8,000 in funeral expenses. Read More
The City of Caribou has had no shortage of events and festivals this summer, and capped off its Sweden Street celebrations with a special “Sunday on Sweden” to coincide with BikeMaine’s trek through the state’s largest county. Read More
In addition to drawing numbers of people never before seen in The County, the shows each had an economic impact on the region. Read More
“As part of the process of winding down operations, MMA will no longer be able to contract for school bus refurbishment and has reached out to school districts to inform them of the changes in their operations." Read More
Caribou Police on Tuesday charged Nathan Corbin, 26, of Caribou with Class A aggravated trafficking of Schedule W drugs and operating after suspension after seizing 66 grams of crystal methamphetamine. Read More
Miss Jordyn’s Child Care and Preschool facility had to close its doors Monday after eight out of 12 teachers came down with a sudden “extreme illness” that also has affected about 42 students and parents, according to school owner and director Jordyn Rossignol. Read More
While the Canadian departments did not determine a cause at the time, there was speculation that a recent lightning storm may have contributed to the fire Read More
When the Maine Military Authority completes its Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority bus renovation project in a few weeks roughly 50 employees may be out of work. Read More
Problems with the River Road began in late April. Read More
All but one of 15 County residents who gave testimony on May 22 voiced their opposition to J.D. Irving Ltd.’s proposal to rezone 51,000 acres of land within the Fish River chain of lakes during a public hearing hosted by the Maine Land Use Planning Commission. Read More
