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In Focus: Speedway 95, 500 help search for Nichole and South Bristol boats
on May 20, 2013, at 10:25 a.m.
In Focus: The search for Nichole, elver fishing, logging expo
Bangor Daily News on May 18, 2013, at 11:31 a.m.
Kennebec County creates drug rehab program ‘to find something that works’
“We have come together, together to change our lives through honoring the value of ourselves, our loved ones and our community.” The words bounce off the concrete walls of the cell block and amplify the voices of the nine men who recite them. They stand shoulder to shoulder in matching ...
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 ...
On its way up: Scenes from stage construction at the Bangor Waterfront
With the Waterfront Concert Series set to start in Bangor, stage construction has brought massive cranes, rolls of new turf and construction workers dangling in mid-air from as high as 69 feet. It took about 16 tractor-trailers to deliver the stage, which can hold more than 200,000 pounds. At any ...
Into The Mud Challenge good, dirty fun for racers
GORHAM, Maine — Lots of people enter road races — and most even have a good time running on pavement — but if you really want to have fun racing, consider entering a mud race. More than 1,000 people did just that on Sunday, competing in the third annual Into ...
Clowning under the big top in Bangor
BANGOR, Maine — Using his camper parked in the lot of the Bangor Auditorium as his dressing room, Donald Young transformed himself from a regular guy sporting khaki shorts and a T-shirt into a red-nosed, yellow-haired, brightly clad clown known as “Bo-Bo.” Young, who has been clowning since 1986, spent ...
Teaching Derek
Derek O’Brien thumbed through a few pages of a photography book containing images he had made of landscapes and found still-lifes. “I really like this one.” O’Brien said as he pointed toward a black-and-white image of the breakwater in Rockland. Some of the photographs in the book O’Brien would never ...
More than 500 help with ground search for missing Glenburn teen Nichole Cable
Silenced by legislators at budget talks, LePage says Mainers are being played for ‘patsies’
Family of third plane crash victim puts Knox County on notice
Emma Libby, 15, overcomes ruling to win Sport-4 race at Speedway 95
Hampden firm pokes holes in traditional boat mooring, leaving room for lobsters, crabs and other sea life
Jeffrey Nugent says his brother Ted Nugent is wrong on background checks
Maine protects a woman’s right to choose
Funding isn’t everything: Education reform takes innovation, cooperation
Strengthening the schools Maine already has
Basketball season never ends for Worcesters of Washburn, a family of 1,000-point scorers
Promise of land brought Theriault family to ‘Acadie’ in 1630s
How do I teach my kids it’s not OK to be bullied, even by family?
Not even chemotherapy could quell Maine woman’s longing to be in the kitchen