Articles by Gabor Degre
Body believed to be Nichole Cable found, man charged with her murder
Representatives of law enforcement agencies held a press conference in Bangor on Tuesday. They said that a body presumed to be Nichole Cable has been found, and Kyle Dube of Orono was charged with her murder.
Search for Nichole Cable
More then 500 people from law enforcement, search and rescue teams and volunteers participated in the search for Nichole Cable, 15, of Glenburn.
Orrington Post Office will reduce window hours
The Orrington Post Office will likely start operating with reduced window service hours, just like several other other rural Post Offices.
Catapults for math modeling
Brewer High School and United Technology Center students fired off a couple of catapults that were built as part of a math project. Brewer math teacher Angela Szucs said that the goal was to find a real-life situation where an object has a parabolic pathway — such a catapult. The measurements taken ...
Floating zones in Brewer
The former State Street School building in Brewer will be part of the proposed new zoaning that will make it easier to redevelop the property.
Bangor Business Expo
The 2013 Business Expo at the Civic Center Thursday. The event provides an opportunity for local businesses to connect and develop connections and show off what they do. This is the third year for this event that was organized by the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce.
Hampden brush fire
Hampden brush fire burns about four acres.
Law Day awards
The awards given to the winners of the Law Day essay and art contest.
Standoff on Elm Street in Bangor
Police arrested Harold Rogers, 43, of Bangor at 80 Elm Street (pictured) after a brief standoff. He was charged with aggravated domestic violence assault that occurred Thursday.
New Media Night at UMaine
The 8th annual New Media Night at the University of Maine in Orono. The event was held in the new Innovative Media Research and Commerce Center that is expected to be completed and open in September.
Law Day 2013
Lawyers around the state talked about the legal system with library patrons, answered individual questions about legal problems and gave general legal advice.
Opening arguments in Michael Chapman’s trial in connection with convenience store burglary
Michael W. Chapman, 38, of Sanford is accused of arson, burglary, aggravated criminal mischief and theft by unauthorized taking in connection with the June 22 incident.
Food sovereignty debate
Farmers disagree whether food inspections hinder or help small food producers who sell directly to the consumers.
2013 Kendukeag Stream Canoe Race
The 47th annual Kendukeag Stream Canoe Race had 752 paddlers in 408 boats. The water level was far better then last year, making the race enjoyable for participants and onlookers.
The new Camp Jordan
The Bangor YMCA Wilderness Center at Camp Jordan. The facility will welcome campers and guests for it’s 105th season this year.
Police respond to shots fired in Levant
Police were called to a residence on Highland Drive in Levant with the report of shots fired. The person reporting the shooting heard them but they were not in his direction. State Trooper Christopher Cookson said that they learned that there is an ongoing civil issue between neighbors, but there ...
Patriots Day Rally
About 60 people attended a Patriots Day rally at Capitol Park in Augusta on Monday.
6th annual Great Maine Bike Swap
The 6th annual Great Maine Bike Swap was held at the University of Maine in Orono on Sunday. The goal of the event is to connect people who are looking for affordable used bikes with the ones who wish to sell them. About 250 used but refurbished bicycles were up ...
Anti-bullying coalition
Ryan Hatch of Bangor is tired of hearing of kids being bullied at schools. He took action by forming a coalition of parents, educators and law enforcement to help bring an end to the problem
Nichole Cable: In our minds, hearts
Obama’s boyfriend line
Ignore LePage politics, get to root of DHHS funding needs
Basketball season never ends for Worcesters of Washburn, a family of 1,000-point scorers
UMaine narrows candidate list, hopes to name men’s hockey coach next week
Eastport teen notches first ‘Bandolero’ racing victory
Former Dexter, Nokomis coach Pratt takes Mount View football post
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
Not even chemotherapy could quell Maine woman’s longing to be in the kitchen
Keyboardist Ray Manzarek of The Doors dies at age 74
Microsoft unveils new Xbox One game console