Bangor Daily News
Former Maine judge and hot dog stand owner dies at 95
Alan Crosby Pease's hot dog stand, Al's Eats, would go on to become the iconic Red's Eats, which still serves his grilled hot dog with cheese, the Sturdley.
Read the original at Bangor Daily NewsMore audio from Bangor Daily News
-
3mMaine's heating oil prices are 80% higher than a year ago
In eastern and Down East Maine, the average price for a gallon of heating oil is $6 and the high is $6.30.
-
4mBlue Hill sues Blaze over unpermitted buildings
The town of Blue Hill is suing Blaze Blue Hill over multiple unpermitted structures and zoning violations, following neighborhood complaints regarding excessive noise from loud outdoor concerts.
-
3mSon remains hostile amid dad’s cancer diagnosis
Abby offers guidance to a grandmother dealing with an estranged grandson and suggests resources for a concerned parent addressing a daughter-in-law's potential shopping addiction and hoarding behaviors.
-
3mBob Pettit, imposing Hawks great, dies at 93
NBA legend and first-ever MVP Bob Pettit, a dominant Hall of Fame forward for the St. Louis Hawks and LSU icon, has passed away at the age of 93.
-
3mNew mental health crisis center opening in Bangor
Bangor is opening a 24/7 crisis receiving center to provide immediate mental health and substance use support, aiming to reduce pressure on emergency rooms and law enforcement.