Bangor Daily News
He grew up playing soccer in Brazil. Now he’s an unlikely star in the Maine basketball tournament.
The No. 5 seed in Class C North was down 37-29 to the No. 4 Foxcroft Academy Ponies heading into the final period -- but dug in to secure a win.
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1mNkeng receives doctorate in medical science from Shenandoah University
WINCHESTER, Virginia — Yannick Nkeng of Bangor was among the 1,180 graduates who earned degrees and/or certificates from Shenandoah University during the 2025-26 academic year. Nkeng earned a doctorate in medical science. Shenandoah’s 2026 University Commencement took place May 9 in the James R. Wilkins, Jr. Athletics and Events Center.
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7mThe founders’ forgotten ideal
"Go to any corner of our state and you will find Mainers dedicating themselves to the public good, in small ways and large ones."
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1mLayman achieves president's list honors at Nichols College
DUDLEY, Massachusetts — Cami Layman of Hampden has achieved president’s list honors for the spring 2026 semester at Nichols College. The president’s list recognizes those students who achieve high grades during a single semester. Students whose semester grade point average is 3.85 or higher for at least 12 undergraduate credit-hours and no grades below B- […]
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4mUMaine men’s hockey will play most of its non-conference games at home this season
Headlining the list of non-conference games will be a two-game home series against perennial NCAA championship contender Quinnipiac on Oct. 9-10.
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5mFrom quiet mill town to creative destination: Monson's new identity
WRITTEN BY EMILY BURNHAM Since launching in the summer of 2018, Monson Arts in the Piscataquis County town of the same name has been a transformational cultural force for the entire Moosehead region — most obviously in Monson itself, of course. After all, between 2016 and 2028, the Libra Foundation, the Portland-based charitable organization that […]