Bangor Daily News
Bangor's poorest neighborhoods are going years without representation
There’s no system in place to ensure Bangor’s councilors live in a variety of neighborhoods, so elected candidates often hail from the city’s most affluent areas.
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11mHow an alien shellfish with a strange taste found a home in midcoast Maine
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5mHappy 250th birthday, America
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3mDonors step up to keep program that sends free books to Penobscot County kids afloat
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1mLetter: Susan Collins should call out the president
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