Bangor Daily News
Ellsworth will pay $19K to demolish a home gutted by a 2023 fire
The city is trying to recoup the full bill of around $42,000, which includes debris disposal and the wages for the public works crew.
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3mPresque Isle High School honors 124 graduates
“We’ve learned resilience, adaptability, and how to keep moving forward,” class president Eli Mosher said.
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2mFire heavily damages barn owned by central Maine electrical contractor
The property is home to Coutts Brothers, Inc., a high-voltage electrical contractor that that works on transmission lines.
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4mMan indicted for attempted murder after allegedly crashing into Bar Harbor police cruiser
Riley McClure is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase on State Route 3 before crashing head-on into a police cruiser.
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3mEllsworth man who ran for school board indicted for stealing $37K from PTA
Joshua Dudeck, 46, allegedly stole the funds while serving as the group's treasurer and used them to pay his personal bills.
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2mConstruction starts Monday on Bangor's Joshua Chamberlain Bridge
Drivers should seek alternative routes and leave themselves extra time to travel between Bangor and Brewer.