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Stephen and Tabitha King were at the Cross Insurance Center polls in Bangor early Tuesday morning to support a $3 million bond for the replacement of Bangor Public Library's roof. The library hopes to undergo a $9 million renovation project. The Kings pledged $3 million toward that effort, but only if the bond passes and the library raises another $3 million on its own. The bond measure will pass regardless of the results if fewer than 10 percent of registered voters turn out for the election — that's about 2,200 people, which would be unprecedented in an off-year, June election, according to City Clerk Lisa Goodwin. Bangor City Councilor Joe Baldacci said he spoke with the Kings at the polls and thanked them for their $3 million contribution. The Kings then took a tour of Bangor's new arena, he said. "This is why Bangor is Hometown USA," Baldacci said.
Bangor voters turn out to determine fate of school budget, library roof bond
Dan Seymour, of Standish, and his son, Daniel, 11, pose in traditional Indian dress at the Metis of Maine annual pow-wow, Saturday, June 8, 2013, in Dayton.
Mixed blood pow wow in Dayton celebrates native American heritage
A fire on Field Avenue in Auburn on Monday morning may have been caused by a heating device used to keep snakes warm on the third floor of 54-56 Field Ave., according to Auburn fire Chief Frank Roma. "From the evidence I have seen so far, it would be consistent with the call we received."
Auburn firefighters rescue pet snakes from apartment fire
Some of the 164 cyclists riding with the L.L. Bean team finish the <a href="http://bangordailynews.com/2013/06/16/news/state/riders-finish-trek-marred-by-tragic-crash/">Trek Across Maine</a> early Sunday afternoon in Belfast. Erin Farnham of North Yarmouth, an L.L. Bean employee, was volunteering to hand out medals to the finishers. "My whole family's involved this year," she said, adding that the fatal collision Friday morning which took the life of a cyclist was on everyone's mind. "We've talked about it a lot, but are still trying to be celebratory."
In Focus: Bees, Military Police return home and the Trek Across Maine
Alexa Lincoln of Bangor welcomes home her husband, Stephen, after a long deployment. "We got married the night before he had to deploy. We didn't get a honeymoon or even a married night together. Tonight is gonna be our first," said Alexa, adding that "we've got a lot of lost time to make up for."
Maine military police unit that served in Afghanistan back in Vacationland
The Bucksport High School softball team holds the golden State Class C trophy after winning their championship game against Madison Area Memorial High School in Brewer, Maine Saturday, June 15, 2013.
Undefeated Bucksport shuts out Madison in Class C state softball title game
Oceanside shortstop Molly Mellor prepares to tag out Greely's Hannah Butland on a steal attempt at second base in the Class B softball state championship in Standish.
Oceanside softball beats Greely for school’s first state title in any sport
Bruce Hall and his son, Eric, of Lewiston cruise through the parking lot at the University of Maine at Farmington on Friday afternoon after crossing the finish line on the first day of the Trek Across Maine. The 180-mile ride is the largest American Lung Association cycling event in the country.
Bikers trek on after cyclist killed in collision with tractor-trailer
Katie Woodcock -- 2002
Former Bangor High School students across the globe reflect on home, what might bring them back
Bees fly around a decoy hive that beekeeper Peter Cowin removed from a telephone pole filled with about 20,000 bees at Dysart's Restaurant Friday afternoon in Hermon.
‘Bee whisperer’ collects stray insects at Dysart’s in Hermon
Julianna Preston (left) and Jillian Page row the Nichols and Dimes in South Bristol on Friday.
On a sneeze, not a prayer, South Bristol eighth-graders launch skiffs
South Portland luthier Joel Eckhaus gets ready to carve a brace for a canoe paddle-shaped ukulele he calls a "paddlelele." He makes them out of ash, the traditional wood used for a canoe paddle.
Ukulele: A plucky instrument with a big following
Members of the Stearns baseball team celebrates its victory over Bucksport 1-0 in Orono on Thursday.
Stearns pushes past Bucksport to win Eastern Maine Class C baseball final
X-rays of Lady, a black Lab found last week in Waldoboro, show 80-100 BBs embedded throughout her body. On Tuesday, Lady was adopted by a local man and is "super happy," Carrie Koskela of the Lincoln County Animal Shelter said.
Man charged with aggravated cruelty after dog found riddled with BBs
A bull moose stands in an open area of Maine's Wildlife Management District 19. Lee Kantar, a wildlife biologist for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, performed a moose survey by helicopter Tuesday morning, Jan. 29, 2013.
Moose by the numbers: Where are they? What are your odds of hunting one?
P.J. Spearing takes a photograph of two fellow Oceanside High School graduates -- Tyler Gilson, left, and Aaron Beal, center, shortly before the start of commencement ceremonies Tuesday evening at the Rockland school. Oceanside graduated 152 students.
In Focus: Oceanside High School graduation, election day and a 90-year old’s escape from his sinking boat
Philip Tuttle, 90, of Great Island in Harpswell swam for it when his boat, the Queen Tut, foundered on a ledge and sank Saturday while he was tending lobster traps.
‘It’s not my time’ said 90-year-old lobsterman who jumped from sinking ship
Lester Noyes travels down Route 88 in his 1929 Model A Ford station wagon, commonly known as a Woody, Sunday, June 2, 2013, in Falmouth, Maine. Noyes is part of a group of antique car enthusiasts who assemble for outings most Sundays, leaving Skillins Nursery in Falmouth, at 8 a.m.
Sunday drive with antique car lovers and a Model T reunion
Oceanside's Kennadi Grover celebrates with teammates after hitting a home run during 7th inning action on Monday at Old Town. Oceanside won 5-2.
Kennadi Grover’s home runs propel Oceanside softball past Old Town, into EM final
Debris from the Bangor Civic Cener is pulled apart and sorted on site before being recycled as the Bangor Civic Center and Bangor Auditorium are dismantled piece by piece on Thursday.
Dismantling the Bangor Auditorium
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