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Caribou · CaribouA Maine civil rights group has criticized the Caribou school district and a biometric education technology company. The group says that both entities did not clearly lay out plans for protecting student data. In January, Caribou High School Principal Jamie Selfridge announced that the school would begin using biometric finger scanner.See the Story
Civil rights group report sheds light on Caribou school district’s negotiations with biometrics company
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ACLU · CaribouACLU of Maine published on its website over 200 pages of documents outlining what it sees as unclear guidance from identiMetrics on how to protect students' private information.See the Story
Civil rights group report sheds light on Caribou school district’s negotiations with biometrics company - The County
Caribou · CaribouCaribou City Council votes to give wage increases to library employees, add incentives to attract police officers. Police chief, city manager propose $4,500 stipend for using personal cell phones in police cruisers. $10,000 to purchase custom-fit bulletproof vests for all officers and $11,250 for new uniforms. Council approved adding $75,348 to cover detective's annual salary.See the Story
Caribou councilors approve increases to city budget for police incentives
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Caribou · CaribouBechard's Grille in Caribou, Maine, will close by April 1. Co-owner Rae Rossignol says snowmobile season played a role in losing revenue. Rossignols purchased the business from Richard and Sandy Bechard last summer. The couple is considering whether to open a smaller business in the future.See the Story
Caribou restaurant closing after less than a year of new ownership
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Caribou · CaribouMaine's Roadmap to End Hunger by 2030 says 11.4 percent of households are food insecure. 43 percent of food insecure households have incomes high enough to disqualify them from anti-hunger programs. Laura Bagley is leading efforts to start Aroostook County's first local food council.See the Story
Aroostook County to join statewide network combating food insecurity
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Caribou · CaribouThe second annual SnowBowl would have occurred at Spud Speedway in Caribou, Maine. Speedway owners Troy Haney and Jim Gamage were busy hauling in 200 loads of snow to prepare the track for snowmobile races. The track became too muddy for racing snowmobiles, so the weekend events have been moved to the Aroostook Centre Mall in Presque Isle.See the Story
Aroostook snowmobile festival moves to mall parking lot due to muddy conditions
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Housing · CaribouMaine communities are getting more creative to meet the state's goal of doubling its annual housing production by 2030. Camden school leaders could possibly turn a closed elementary school into temporary housing for new teachers. Some places in southern Maine are converting churches into single- and multi-family housing units.See the Story
Caribou aims for ‘housing community’ to match regional business growth
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Senior Citizens · CaribouThe Whittier Museum reopened last year after a three-year COVID hiatus. The museum has yet to find people to serve as docents, volunteer tour guides and historical experts. The Historical Society is targeting adults aged 55 and older for the docent training. A $7,000 grant from the Davis Family Foundation will cover travel costs.See the Story
Newly revived Caribou museum recruits senior citizens to help it stay open
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