John Barretto News Today

John Barretto has until July 1 to finish the work. If he doesn't, the city can charge Barretto for the removal and disposal of his property.

Outgoing city councilors Lou Willey and Mark Goughan received special honors at Caribou City Council's final meeting of the year.

Councilors set a public hearing for their January 22 meeting to determine if 273 Sweden Street is a dangerous property.

John Barretto, 63, and his son John Barretto Jr., 25, were arrested after they allegedly assaulted a man in a shopping plaza parking lot.

Caribou, which has been trying to clean up blighted properties, had targeted the 15 Prospect St. house as a dangerous building.

A controversial Caribou home is a total loss after a fire early Sunday morning.

Caribou claims John Barretto has failed to address safety violations at his residential property at 15 Prospect St.

Following allegations of drug activity and notices of health and safety violations, Caribou officials have declared 15 Prospect St. a dangerous property.

Even bears can be peeping Toms.

Bear Scales Tree To Peep At Dog Through Window