Bangor Daily News
Price of late Ellsworth civic leader’s home reduced to just under $900K
The five-bedroom, two-kitchen home, which features first and second floor libraries and a butler’s pantry in the formal dining room, was first built around 1840.
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5mNew Fort Kent boys basketball coach looking forward to defending state title
Seven seniors from last year’s 16-6 team have graduated, but six players will return including the standout Jeffers twins, Aden and Jaden.
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2mLetter: Aging support model can help all Mainers
"A state stays economically vital when residents of every age can meet their basic needs and see a future worth staying for."
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7mHousing for homeless in Bangor moving forward despite some residents pushing back
Yellen Pines will offer studio apartments for people who have been chronically homeless in Bangor with 24/7 services on site.
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2mHe went looking for sharks in Saco Bay. He found something else instead.
The recent shark activity caught Bob Wiegers’ attention after others began sharing drone footage of great whites in Saco Bay.
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4mWe cheer for recovery but too often refuse to give recovering addicts a chance
"We are asking people to perform a miracle. To maintain sobriety without the single most basic human needs: safe, stable shelter."