Bangor Daily News
Everyone should serve America
“My brief experience more than five decades ago still convinces me that every able person should repay our country in some way with two years of service.”
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4mHealth Services Foundation to move out of Houlton hospital
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ELLSWORTH — Heart of Ellsworth is announcing the launch of Summer of Clay, a new creative workshop series at the Makerspace at 16 State and an important next step in building regular, hands-on programming for the downtown creative space. The Makerspace at 16 State, a program of Heart of Ellsworth, has long been envisioned as […]
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4mBar Harbor approves 2 hours a week of free parking for residents
Town officials don't know exactly how much the new allowance for residents will reduce parking revenue.
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2mMDI inn whose owner died in May has been sold for $1.75M
The Lindenwood Inn is being purchased by two Bar Harbor residents.
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2mBangor Symphony Orchestra appoints four new members to board of directors
BANGOR — Bangor Symphony Orchestra in Bangor elected its FY 26-27 board of directors. New members include Nina Hollon, CEO and founder of Catalyst Learning Strategies; Michael Posch, D.O., owner and CEO of Maine Osteopathic Health in Bangor; Leon Souweine, former owner of Bangor Braces; Chris Uphouse, attorney at Viridian Law in Ellsworth. For further […]