Bangor Daily News
Following the alewives: Gardiner students wade into science on Cobbossee Stream
Their work will become part of a 10-year dataset on alewife migration on this Kennebec River tributary.
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3mNonprofit dental clinic in Belfast closes temporarily amid PCHC’s financial crisis
PCHC President and CEO Lori Dwyer said the closure was "driven by hiring challenges.”
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6mNMMC emergency nurses blame toxic work environment for mass resignations
The emergency department resignations come just months after the union and administration signed a contract two years in the making.
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4mBernie Sanders to rally 3 times with Troy Jackson in Maine
The Vermont independent and two-time presidential candidate will join Jackson on stage in Bangor on Saturday, Oct. 10.
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2mHymn for Her to kick off fifth concert season at The Underground Lounge
BELFAST — The Underground Lounge in Belfast is launching its fifth season on Thursday, Oct. 8 with indie duo Hymn for Her. Hymn for Her (Lucy Tight and Wayne Waxing) is a roaming folk duo whose sound feels pulled from back roads, front porches, and long stretches of open highway. Blending Americana, country folk and […]
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2mBangor police arrest man accused of nearly running over Maine Wire reporter
The incident, just before 8 a.m. Thursday on Odlin Road, was captured in multiple videos.