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The following article highlights some of the top business stories in the Caribou region from 2021.

Local business news in the first half of 2021 reflected the ongoing pandemic, not only in continued distancing and border restrictions, but in community members and organizations sharing their talents to help others.

The Presque Isle Planning Board wants to change zoning in one area of the city to allow for additional housing to help combat homelessness in Aroostook County.

The obituary of a local man grabs attention as the family left behind uses the space to deliver a message of hope to many others

The obituary of a local man grabs attention as the family left behind uses the space to deliver a message of hope to many others

The obituary of a local man grabs attention as the family left behind uses the space to deliver a message of hope to many others

The obituary of a local man grabs attention as the family left behind uses the space to deliver a message of hope to many others

Aroostook County Action Program is asking the community to participate in “Sober October” by pledging to abstain from drinking alcohol this month. 

PRESQUE ISLE -- The Aroostook County Action Program proudly recognizes two of its staff members for their continued professional development. Program Supervisor Randall Reischer and Community Educator Brandi Perry have recently received certifications from the International Institute for Restorative Practices.

On Thursday, Sept. 2, three of Aroostook County Action Program’s very own -- Jamie Chandler, chief operating officer; Sue Powers, senior director of programs; and Amy Murchison, program coordinator -- received Certified Community Action Professional program endorsements.