Bangor Daily News
UMaine asks faculty to retire to address budget shortfall
UMaine has asked nearly 160 faculty members to consider voluntary retirement.
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3mStanton celebrates 10-year anniversary with Broadreach Public Relations
Milestone recognizes Stanton’s decade of leadership, growth and impact at the Portland communications firm PORTLAND – Broadreach Public Relations, a woman-owned strategic communications firm located in Portland, is recognizing Paula Stanton as she celebrates 10 years with the firm. Stanton joined Broadreach in 2016 as a client manager, advanced through several roles and now serves […]
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3mEllsworth council candidate requests recount after losing by 7 votes
It marks the second year in a row that Ellsworth will perform a recount of the City Council race.
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1mEarly morning fire destroys Bangor outbuilding
Firefighters got there within five minutes, and when they arrived, the outbuilding was fully engulfed in flames.
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3mMaine heating oil prices are up 79% from a year ago
In eastern and Down East Maine, prices range from a low of $5.68 to a high of $6.40.
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8mBuckets, chickens and worms: Schools reduce cafeteria food waste through compost, shared tables
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — At Lovin Elementary School in Lawrenceville, Georgia, students play with their food. Sort of. Some walk around the cafeteria with buckets collecting leftover lunch scraps. These apple cores, banana peels and grape stems ultimately head to Lovin’s outdoor compost bin. Others put unopened milk in a shared refrigerator for students to […]