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COVID-19 pandemic delays Collins Pond Dam repairs, fishway installation

Pond1 The Caribou Parks and Recreation Department is planning to repair the Collins Pond dam and install a fishway after federal officials survey and create potential designs for the structure. Currently, the state of the dam has led to low water levels in the stream connecting the pond with the Aroostook River. (Chris Bouchard | Aroostook Republican and News) The Caribou Parks and Recreation Department is planning to repair the Collins Pond dam and install a fishway after federal officials survey and create potential designs for the structure. Currently, the state of the dam has led to low water levels in the stream connecting the pond with the Aroostook River. (Chris Bouchard | Aroostook Republican and News)

Limestone recognizes two new businesses - The County

County-Lock-And-Key (1) Steven Gaudette, owner of County Lock & Key, stands with Limestone Development Foundation/Chamber President Michelle Albert (left) and Vice-President Jo-Ellen Kelley (right) as the organization welcomes his business to the town. (Chris Bouchard | Aroostook Republican & News) Steven Gaudette, owner of County Lock & Key, stands with Limestone Development Foundation/Chamber President Michelle Albert (left) and Vice-President Jo-Ellen Kelley (right) as the organization welcomes his business to the town. (Chris Bouchard | Aroostook Republican & News) Limestone recognizes two new businesses Main Street Outlet and County Lock & Key are among two of four new businesses in Limestone this year, and were both formally recognized by the Limestone Development Foundation/Chamber on April 15. 

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Caribou High School students present case for weighted grades

Weighted-Grades-Caribou (1) CARIBOU, Maine April 8, 2021 Caribou High School Senior Malachai Willey gives a presentation about the benefits of weighted grades during an April 7 RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) Board of Education meeting. (Chris Bouchard | Aroostook Republican & News) CARIBOU, Maine April 8, 2021 Caribou High School Senior Malachai Willey gives a presentation about the benefits of weighted grades during an April 7 RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) Board of Education meeting. (Chris Bouchard | Aroostook Republican & News) Caribou High School students present case for weighted grades Caribou High School students presented their case for weighted grades during an April 7 RSU 39 (Caribou and Stockholm) school board meeting, prompting the board to vote to allow high school administrators to develop such a plan.