Articles by Kevin Bennett
Search for dog ends with two people shot with pellet gun
Aaric Rowe explains what happened when his girlfriend allegedly acted against rock-throwing former housemates.
Bangor streams get check up
Department of Environmental Protection biologist Mark Whiting checks on seven of Bangor’s impacted streams.
Waterfront Concerts new facility nears completion
Waterfront Concert president Alex Gray talks about the added fan and artist experience of the new Waterfront Concert stage and grounds.
Husson graduates first class from pharmacy school
Husson University graduated its first class from its pharmacy school. Hear how two students managed the course.
Truck-car crash on Mecaw Road
Driver escapes serious injury after driving car under semi truck.
Grace Evangelical College graduation to be held at All Souls
Beth Rogers talks about her learning experience at Grace Evangelical College.
Society of Creative Anachronism brings medieval Europe to Maine
Take a look at a map of the state of Maine and try to find the Barony of Endewearde. Search all you want, it will not appear on any maps. Members of the Society of Creative Anachronism, however, know well the borders of this imaginary land within the state of ...
Davis Coon makes first appearance on murder charge
David Coon made his first appearance in court, facing a murder charge in connection with the weekend death of Sherry Clifford.
Mass. man sentenced for sex crime
Jason Johnson sentenced for sex crime against a 13-year-old girl in 2009.
Anthony Patricelli sentenced in Veazie robbery
Anthony Patricelli apologizes in court during sentencing.
First cruise ship visits Bar Harbor at start of 2013 season
Passengers from the Veendam cruise ship and business owners in town talk about the start of cruise ship season in Bar Harbor.
Mormons lower age for missions
New lower age for youths to join Mormon missions moves local teen to enbark on his mission early.
Wind spreads permit burn in Bradford
Maine Forest Service rangers and local fire departments put out a 7-acre fire that spread into a wooded area in Bradford on Monday.
Muslims find Maine to be a safe place
Muslims gather at Islamic Center of Maine in Orono on Saturday as part of outreach to help other Mainers understand their faith better.
Brick Peace members work toward a cleaner community
Brick Peace members talk about their involvement with an annual communitywide clean-up, part of an effort to make Capehart safer for kids.
Akeem Harris held without bail
Listen as both sides describe how Akeem Harris came to be in court today.
Hand grenade found on Bangor side street
Police use a bomb robot to remove a hand grenade that was found at Davis and Main streets in Bangor on Tuesday, April 24, 2013.
Lawyers react to Daniel Porter’s 16-year sentence in the death of Jerry Perdomo
The defense and prosecution respond to Justice Robert Murray sentencing Daniel Porter to 16 years in prison for killing Jerry Perdomo.
Daniel Porter sent to prison for 16 years for killing Jerry Perdomo
Daniel Porter describes the events that lead to him killing former Florida firefighter Jerry Perdomo. Porter then turns to his victim’s family to offer an apology.
Police find remains believed to be Nichole Cable, 15, in Old Town woods
Orono man facing murder charge in connection with death of missing Glenburn teen
Items found, authorities pursuing leads in search for Glenburn teen
LePage hopes to eliminate income tax by end of second term
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
Not even chemotherapy could quell Maine woman’s longing to be in the kitchen
Keyboardist Ray Manzarek of The Doors dies at age 74
Fun, informative or just plain strange: 8 museums in Maine worth a road trip
Penobscot Theatre Company ends season with whirlwind production of ‘Around the World in 80 Days’