Michael J. Dowd
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Sale of Bangor Daily News building falls through, publisher says
BANGOR, Maine — The sale of the Bangor Publishing Company’s building on Main Street to an affiliate of Ocean Properties has fallen through, Bangor Daily News Publisher Richard J. Warren said Monday. Bangor Publishing Co., which owns the Bangor Daily News, last week signed an agreement to sell the company’s ...
Bangor Daily News announces changes to news operations
BANGOR, Maine — The Bangor Daily News is announcing several changes that have taken place this summer to better serve readers of our digital and print products. We’ve added an award-winning journalist to our staff, repositioned reporters and editors, and reconfigured our production processes to publish more stories, photos, videos ...
Cape Elizabeth man dead, NJ man charged in fatal Farmington shooting
By BDN Staff Report on June 01, 2011, at 11:18 a.m.
FARMINGTON, Maine — State and Farmington police have charged someone in the shooting death of a young man inside an apartment late Tuesday night. Dead is Andrew Holland, 23, of Cape Elizabeth. Charged with elevated aggravated assault is 23-year-old Ryan Ouimet of Coltsneck, N.J. Ouimet is being held at the ...
Bangor Police announce Thursday waterfront concert parking regulations
BANGOR, Maine — Following are parking regulations for Thursday’s waterfront concert: Handicap parking will be provided along Front Street. All on-street parking spaces (from the Sea Dog restaurant to Railroad Street) will be temporarily posted for handicap parking (approximately 20 spaces). Event staff will be on site assisting those in ...
Bangor Daily News to feature special edition on Great Fire of 1911
When you look at the front page of the print edition of the Bangor Daily News this weekend, you’ll immediately notice something different. Instead of seeing the latest news from 2011, you will be transported back in time 100 years to the fateful day when fire ravaged much of downtown ...
Stories we are pursuing Tuesday
Heating oil prices have increased for 10 consecutive weeks and are now 70 cents higher per gallon than last year at this time. As the winter rages on, homeowners are adjusting their budgets to deal with the increased costs. Reporter: Eric Russell Old Town, Bradley and Alton residents are ...
The Daily News Meeting
Stories we are pursuing Monday
Homeowners and businesses want to get the snow off their roofs before water and structural damage occurs. What should they look for when hiring a contractor or individual to do the work? What are the potential liabilities? We’ll provide answers. Reporter: Andrew Neff Rep. Paul Davis has submitted a bill ...
The Daily News Meeting
Stories we are pursuing Monday
The sanity trial of Randall Hofland, the man found guilty last week of taking a classroom of students hostage at Stockton Springs Elementary School in 2008, is under way in a Belfast court. The unusual proceeding, stemming from Hofland entering a second plea several months ago, involves jurors determining whether ...
The Daily News Meeting
Stories we are pursuing Friday
Student researchers at the University of Maine are seeking people who are in recovery from substance abuse to determine the role of personal resiliency in successful recovery. What can we learn from this? Reporter: Meg Haskell The kidnapping trial of Randall Hofland, the man accused of taking a classroom of ...
The Daily News Meeting
Stories we are pursuing Thursday
Flu in Maine is now widespread. State epidemiologist and acting head of Maine Center for Disease Control Dr. Stephen Sears says it’s not too late to get a vaccination and that this year’s vaccine is a good match for the strains of virus that are circulating. Reporter: Meg Haskell John ...
Stories we are pursuing Monday
Maine's mental health system increasingly relies on the availability of community services that feature treatment delivered at patients' homes and through local agencies as opposed to inpatient …
Stories we are pursuing Thursday
A bill has been introduced this legislative session to end the practice of police stopping drivers in Maine merely for not wearing a seat belt. We'll get reaction from police and driver safety …
Stories we are pursuing Wednesday
Our staff is continuing to follow developments in Tuesday's credit union robbery in downtown Bangor. Police are releasing few details as they continue the manhunt for the male suspect.
We'll have …
Stories we are pursuing Tuesday
The kidnapping trial of Randall Hofland continues in Belfast with school children scheduled to testify about the day in 2008 when he took them hostage at Stockton Springs Elementary School, according …
Stories we are pursuing Monday
Check with us often for the latest developments in Gov. Paul LePage's actions during these early days of his administration. Reporter: Kevin Miller
U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Bridget Brozyna, …
Stories we are pursuing Friday
The executive director of the Wildlife Alliance of Maine believes that coyote bait could have caused the deaths of the Parkman and Guilford area dogs and cat we reported on earlier this week. Daryl …
Stories we are pursuing Thursday
About 100 legislators have been traveling around the state to get input from citizens on what needs to be done in Augusta to make Maine a better place to live and work. The latest stop on the tour is …
Stories we are pursuing Wednesday
Our staff will keep you updated on the snowstorm hitting parts of the state. Believe it or not, people are using equipment to make snow in Aroostook County to prepare the courses for the upcoming …
Stories we are pursuing Tuesday
Wednesday marks the one-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti. We talk to Mainers who continue to assist victims of the quake about the progress, or lack thereof, of the relief …
Stories we are pursuing Monday
Sorrento resident Marc Calcia is facing numerous charges in state court stemming from the care and control of his farm animals, including disputes with his neighbors over those issues. Last month, he …




