Bangor Daily News
Maine dump truck crashes into concrete culvert while passing a tractor-trailer
Alfred Gubb, 53, took a sharp corner too fast as he passed the tractor-trailer, drifted onto the soft shoulder and then overcorrected.
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2mAlbany rallies to edge UMaine field hockey in America East semifinal shootout
Albany, 11-6, will host 14-5 Vermont in the title game at 2 p.m. Friday.
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2mUMF celebrates national First-Gen Day Friday
FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington is honoring the achievements of its students, staff, faculty and members of the community who are first in their families to attend college with its annual First-Generation College Celebration Day at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6, outside on the Mantor Campus Green. Free and open to the public. The festive event will feature a reading of the First-Gen Proclamation by Larry Tuttle, assistant professor of geology and first-gen college graduate, accompanied by a confetti cannon celebratory salute! Of the more than 1,500 students at UMF 713 or 47% are first-generation students! “UMF […]
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3mOld Town man accused of assaulting teenager on Halloween weekend
Tyron Fox, 32, allegedly grabbed the 15-year-old around the neck and applied "immense pressure."
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5mNorthern Light Health to regionalize services and expand outpatient care
The healthcare system hopes the changes will cut costs and make it easier for patients to get appointments.
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3mNorway Savings Bank sponsoring 9th Annual Turkey Trot 4 Hope benefiting Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine
NORWAY — Since its inception a decade ago, the Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine has offered help and hope to many local people in need. The organization embraces anyone affected by cancer through the offering of free support, resources, education, comfort items and wellness services. Last year, the Center served 150 newly diagnosed patients […]