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New county administrator says coming to Aroostook ‘felt like home’

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By Paula Brewer Verified
| The County
Newly hired Aroostook County administrator Justin Tibbetts sits in his office at the Caribou Courthouse. (Cameron Levasseur | The County) Leaned back behind his new desk in the basement of the Caribou Courthouse, Justin Tibbetts recalled childhood visits to Aroostook County. “I saw the Harlem Globetrotters up here one time,” he said, thinking back to joining his father, an Air Force recruiter, on trips to the former Loring Air Force Base. “I’ve been up here a few times to The County.
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Aroostook team wraps up massive Acadian star sculpture

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By Paula Brewer Verified
| The County
Students at the St. John Valley Technology Center pose with a massive Acadian Star sculpture that they helped build before it is taken to the Madawaska Public Works garage for painting and finishing touches. It was designed by Grand Isle artist Dan Cayer, pictured on the bottom left. Welding instructor Tony Paradis is pictured on the bottom right.
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County and school budget hikes put Caribou in ‘critical financial challenge,’ city manager says

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By Paula Brewer Verified
| The County
The Caribou City Council deliberates Monday night, June 15. (Cameron Levasseur | The County) The city of Caribou is facing a dilemma: make deep cuts to its municipal budget to offset higher county and school appropriations, or maintain services and push property taxes higher on an aging population already feeling the impact of an affordability crisis hitting households across Maine.
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