Bangor Daily News
Former church declared a ‘dangerous’ building
Belfast City Council has officially designated a long-neglected High Street building as dangerous, granting the city power to intervene or demolish the structure if the owner fails repairs.
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2mFire leaves Van Buren home uninhabitable
A devastating fire left a Van Buren home uninhabitable on Tuesday, but fortunately, no injuries were reported as emergency crews battled the blaze throughout the afternoon and evening.
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4mRising oil prices, falling technology stocks keep Wall Street unsettled
Financial markets faced volatility Thursday as rising oil prices and surging Treasury yields pressured major stock indexes, with technology and AI-focused companies leading a notable market retreat.
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3mTODAY IN HISTORY
Explore significant historical milestones occurring on October 9th, ranging from Barack Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize win to tragic disasters and pivotal global events that shaped our world.
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2mOrrington man dies after vehicle rams into Ellsworth home
A 23-year-old Orrington man tragically died and the driver was injured after their vehicle crashed into homes in downtown Ellsworth early Thursday morning.
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3mR&B singer Freddie Jackson dies at 70
Legendary R&B icon Freddie Jackson, the soulful voice behind hits like 'Rock Me Tonight,' has passed away at age 70, leaving behind a rich musical legacy.