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Hamlin's Marina General Manager Dan Higgins stands atop on one of the many boats in storage at the Hampden boat business. The marina has brokered a deal with the Town of Hampden to swap a parcel of adjacent land to which will allow greater public access including a new kayak launch site and walking trails along the Penobscot River.
Small idea launches major project in Hampden
Stephanie Beaulieu (center) stands with her daughter, Sarah (left), and Secretary of State Charlie Summers at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles office in Caribou on Thursday, May 24, 2012. Beaulieu, a detective with the Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles' Office of Investigations, was given a Secretary of State Commendation Medal in a surprise ceremony for going beyond the call of duty when she responded to a medical emergency and assisted in the delivery of a breech baby at a Fort Fairfield home last month.
Detective commended for emergency delivery of breech baby in Fort Fairfield
Gary Allan will perform on the Bangor Waterfront on Sunday, May 27.
Gary Allan talks with the BDN leading up to Bangor concert
Sean Doughty, 13, of the Sacopee Valley Middle School in Hiram was among the about 1,000 students who participated in the 9th annual Maine Learning Technology Initiative Student Conference at the University of Maine in Orono on Thursday, May 24, 2012.
1,000 students attend laptop conference in Orono
Smoke rises from a dry dock as fire crews respond Wednesday to a fire on the USS Miami SSN 755 submarine at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine.
Fire damage assessment awaits for nuclear sub in Kittery shipyard
Chef Kevin Fallen of Personal Touch Catering whips up a few tasty dishes from the sea at the Hannaford supermarket in Scarborough on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 as the chain announces its intention to offer only sustainably harvested and grown seafood.
Hannaford unveils storewide sustainable seafood policy
Aaron Bauman (foreground) and Sarah Mattox depart from Plattsburg, N.Y. at 5:30 a.m.
2,200-mile canoe trek leads Minnesota couple to Belfast for good
Passengers aboard US Airways Flight 787 de-plane on the tarmac at Bangor International Airport on Tuesday, May 22, 2012. A woman claiming to have an explosive device implanted in her body was removed from the plane.
French woman won’t be charged with causing flight diversion to Bangor International Airport
Bangor Police Detective Larry Ellis (center left) and Sgt. Paul Edwards (center right) confer while they help fellow officers investigate the area of a fatal stabbing on First Street in Bangor that took place there early Tuesday, May 22, 2012.
No arrests yet in fatal Bangor stabbing, police say
Republican Senate hopeful Charlie Summers gestures while speaking at a candidate forum in South Portland on Wednesday morning May 23, 2012 while fellow hopeful, Maine Attorney General Bill Schneider, smiles.
Republican candidates tout records, set sights on DC in Chamber forum
Nathan Bihlmaier and Nancy Ho Bihlmaier recently.
Autopsy planned on Harvard student’s body recovered from Casco Bay
Passengers aboard US Airways Flight 787 deplane on the tarmac at Bangor International Airport on Tuesday, May 22, 2012. A woman claiming to have an explosive device implanted in her body was removed from the plane.
No evidence diverted plane to Bangor was ever in danger, officials say
Teona Williams, a Washington, D.C., native who will graduate from Bowdoin College on Saturday, is preparing to embark on a world-wide tour to study how various cultures interact with nature — or not.
Bowdoin College graduate from inner city leaving Maine with a new love of nature
Bangor Police investigate the area of a fatal stabbing on First Street in Bangor on Tuesday.
Man fatally stabbed in Bangor during group assault, eyewitness says
Scott Swann, lecturer at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, uses calipers to measure a gull egg found Tuesday, May 22, 2012, on Egg Rock off Mount Desert Island. Swann was part of a group from the college that conducted an egg census of seabirds on the small island. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, which owns the island, allows COA on the island to count seabird eggs once every five years.
Group takes rare visit to count seabird colony eggs on outcropping in Frenchman Bay
A body is loaded into a hearse Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 12:45 p.m. at the Ocean Gateway Terminal in Portland.
Body pulled from Casco Bay confirmed to be missing Harvard student
Passengers aboard U.S. Airways Flight 787 de-plane on the tarmac at Bangor International Airport on Tuesday, May 22, 2012. A woman claiming to have an explosive device implanted in her body was removed from the plane and is being questioned by police.
US Airways jet diverted to Bangor; passenger claimed to have surgically implanted device
Melissa Chaiken serves fiddleheads every spring at her restaurant, The Fiddlehead, in downtown Bangor.
Popular Bangor restaurant features fiddleheads in main dishes
Tyler gets a haircut from his father in their Maryland home. Tyler, who was born female, has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria and now lives as a boy.
Child is transgender at age 5
Bangor Police investigate the area of a fatal stabbing on First Street in Bangor that took place overnight.
Man dead on First Street in Bangor after report of stabbing
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