Bangor Daily News
Bangor residents have 12 days to build a 42,000-piece puzzle
The puzzle depicts an array of global landmarks and measure 5 feet high and more than 21 feet across when assembled.
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6mHoulton asks court to dismiss public records case over cameras
Houlton faces a lawsuit from a resident alleging the town failed to provide all public records regarding its controversial facial recognition cameras, violating state law and a settlement agreement.
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3mClosure of ice cream shop among changes in Blue Hill-area dining
The Blue Hill-area food scene undergoes a transformation as beloved shops retire, new restaurants relocate to fresh venues, and seasonal spots wrap up their successful summer operations.
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4mRockland seafood landings plummet to record low
Rockland seeks a $300,000 grant to revitalize its struggling fish pier, combat declining seafood landings, and modernize aging infrastructure to better support local commercial fishing fleets.
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5mYankees make 4 errors in sloppy playoff loss to Rays
The New York Yankees face elimination after a defensive collapse featuring four errors and unearned runs led to a 5-2 ALDS Game 2 loss against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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4mCombination bookstore, bar coming to downtown Bangor
The Fireheart Tavern, a unique new book-themed bar and cafe, is coming to downtown Bangor, offering cozy reading spaces, cocktails, coffee, and community events for local literature lovers.