Archive for August, 2010
August 31, 2010, Scores and Highlights
Bangor Daily News on Aug. 31, 2010, at 11:53 p.m.
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Ferret Theory XLII
Ferret Theory XLII “A man from Israel has a vision” Groups we didn’t depend on in the beginning, we could do without now! Years ago, we didn’t have all this union take-over and now their running are schools are Cities, County Offices, State and Government Sports, Movies, Musicians. They are ...
Harmony fair one-of-a-kind
With no admission or parking fee, the Harmony Free Fair is one-of-a-kind in Maine for more reasons than what it’ll cost you.
Hope House grant to cover life’s basics
on Aug. 31, 2010, at 11:15 p.m.
Food, blankets, soap and toothbrushes are things most Mainers take for granted.
But for homeless people struggling with chemical dependency problems …
New Brewer Medical Center ‘one-stop shopping’
BREWER, Maine — The people who run the new 28,500-square-foot Brewer Medical Center, which held its grand opening Tuesday, say the new health care facility is the perfect combination of services …
Bangor voters to decide on 10 charter changes
Voters in Bangor are likely to vote in November on as many as 10 proposed changes to the municipal charter, a document that had not been looked at thoroughly in more than 20 …
Washington County committee eyes $750,000 budget ‘problem’
“We have a $750,000 problem,” Perry Selectman David Turner said at the start of Tuesday’s Washington County Budget Committee deliberations.
First Wind considering new town to get farm project off the ground
As town officials work on language for an ordinance that would regulate how wind farms can be built and operated, First Wind is considering heading east to Township 16 …
Tribes get $1.4M for housing projects
HOULTON, Maine — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded more than $1.4 million to the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians and the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township for …
Moulton must learn from errors
Striking out was something I absolutely loathed.
Pelletier powers Ft. Kent
FORT KENT — Sometimes in rivalry games all it takes is one quick strike to make a resounding statement.
Blue Hill Fair readies 119th season
BLUE HILL, Maine — The animals hadn’t started arriving yet on Tuesday, but the sawdust was in the stalls, crews were busy putting together the midway rides, and a variety of game and food booths …
Bangor looks to remain Class A power
BANGOR — The numbers compiled by the Bangor High School boys soccer program in recent years require no additional hype.
LL World Series proved video review is needed
The Little League World Series is over. Japan won the title game over Hawaii.
Husson men set to debut under Gettler
BANGOR — Jeff Gettler was preparing for his first game as the Husson University men’s soccer coach against visiting NAIA national power the University of Maine-Fort Kent today at 3 p.m.
Passamaquoddy Tribe disputes Washington County taxation
When members of the Washington County Budget Committee discovered Tuesday that five years of county tax revenue from Maine’s Passamaquoddy Tribe was held up in a dispute, they …
Central Aroostook and Washburn battle to 2-2 tie
Bangor Daily News on Aug. 31, 2010, at 10:35 p.m.
Tuesday's girls high school scores and highlights
Turner nets 3 goals to pace Easton to victory
Bangor Daily News on Aug. 31, 2010, at 10:29 p.m.
Tuesday's boys high school soccer scores and highlights
Police investigate apparent beating
Detectives with the Bangor Police Department are seeking the public’s help with their investigation into the apparent beating of a 47-year-old man.
Man accused of killing Glenburn teen denied bail, has received death threats, attorney says
Family remembers Nichole “CoCo” Cable, warns of social media dangers
Kyle Dube arrest, murder charges surprising to former Orono High School classmates
Glenburn woman gets 18 months for embezzling $100,000 from beagle rescue group
FBI kills Florida man with suspected ties to Boston bomb suspect
Nichole Cable: In our minds, hearts
Obama’s boyfriend line
Guest Post: “I’m about ready to name my daughter Revolution.”
How to humble a wing nut
Bucksport’s Wood enjoying the professional cage in MMA bouts
Unity Raceway heading in new direction when track opens for season Sunday
Former Dexter, Nokomis coach Pratt takes Mount View football post
UMaine’s Fransoso overcomes injuries, turns passion for baseball into stellar career
Houlton makes plans for new hockey boards at Millar Civic Center
Fun, informative or just plain strange: 8 museums in Maine worth a road trip
Bangor veteran of World War II exemplifies the way life should be
Microsoft unveils new Xbox One game console