Bangor Daily News
Waste buried in the woods shows how hard it is to rehab Maine's abandoned factories
What does it take to bring an abandoned factory to life? In Hartland, it starts by cleaning up asbestos, PCBs and buried hides nobody can say who owns.
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3mAT CARY MEDICAL CENTER IN AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
An ICU nurse shares their heartwarming journey of moving from the New Mexico desert to Maine, finding a welcoming community, professional fulfillment, and a perfect family life at Cary Medical Center.
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4mNo. 3 Notre Dame keeping this week’s focus on BC prospects
No. 3 Notre Dame remains focused on winning games rather than rankings as they prepare to face a struggling but dangerous Boston College team this Saturday.
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4mCamden to remove street paid parking kiosks
Following a landslide public vote, Camden officials will remove downtown parking kiosks, ending a year-long controversy while maintaining paid parking exclusively at the Public Landing.
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5mBlowouts are common, close games are rare so far this season
The NBA is witnessing a historic surge in lopsided blowouts and a scarcity of close finishes, while elite stars chase rare point-per-minute scoring milestones early this season.
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5mDuring a crisis, Orono’s football coach gave players his best. Then they gave him theirs.
After his son Tyler suffers a life-threatening aortic tear, Orono football coach Bob Sinclair finds strength in his team's unwavering support while chasing a state championship victory together.