Bangor Daily News
1980 F1 world champion Alan Jones dies
Australian Formula 1 icon Alan Jones, who famously secured the 1980 world championship for the Williams team, has passed away at age 80 following a brief illness.
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3mPresque Isle rings Bells of Peace on Veterans Day
Presque Isle honored veterans at Veterans Memorial Park by tolling bells 21 times, continuing a tradition that commemorates the historic end of the First World War.
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1mA cat was allegedly kicked out of a car onto the streets
Lewiston police have identified the individuals involved in a viral video showing a cat being pushed from a car, with the case now under review for potential prosecution.
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2mPolice accuse man of being bodyguard for drug dealers
Woolwich man Aaron W. Morse, allegedly a bodyguard for out-of-state drug dealers, faces firearm charges after being discovered with a sawed-off shotgun during a routine traffic stop in Warren.
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2mNovel by Maine author was shortlisted for literary prize
Elizabeth Strout's novel explores a history teacher's journey through mental health struggles and shocking revelations, earning a prestigious spot on the Booker Prize shortlist.
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4mJay Rockefeller, former West Virginia governor and US senator, dies at 89
Jay Rockefeller, the legendary West Virginia politician and scion of an iconic family, has passed away at 89 after a transformative half-century of dedicated public service.