This year's service included a demonstration of how to use the opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone and information on treatment available in Greater Bangor. Read More
A former Falmouth teacher has sued the school district alleging that her contract was not renewed because she took three breaks a day to express and save breast milk after returning from maternity leave. Read More
U.S. District Court Judge George Z. Singal has been appointed to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in Washington, D.C. Read More
Selectmen in Orrington voted to have three Penobscot County sheriff’s deputies patrol the town of 3,700 instead of local officers employed by the town. Read More
If the questions justices on Maine’s highest court asked Tuesday are any indication of how they might rule, they are not likely to reverse a lower court’s decision on who owns Honey. Read More
A British women’s clothing company has agreed to pay $610,000 to resolve allegations that it improperly avoided customs duties when shipping merchandise from the United Kingdom to U.S. customers, including some in Maine. Read More
Bail for an Orrington man arrested early Sunday morning after police say he shot a man multiple times in downtown Bangor was set Monday at $100,000 cash or $200,000 surety bond. Read More
Religious leaders in Greater Bangor, along with policymakers and treatment provides, will gather Thursday at St. John Catholic Church on York Street for the Second Annual Healing Service. Read More
Under Maine law, a judge may order married couples to share custody of companion animals, but not unmarried couples who are breaking up. Read More
The town of Orrington has been waiting more than a decade to develop a new industrial park along the Penobscot River on land where a succession of companies produced paper-making chemicals for more than three decades. Read More
Maine State Police Trooper Jeffrey Parks, whose gunshots struck and killed Ambroshia Fagre of Oakland, is the remaining defendant. Read More
Maestro Lucas Richman ended this season just as he did the last — with a bang and a big finish. Read More
A running back on the University of Maine football team pleaded guilty Wednesday to criminal mischief, a Class D crime, and was fined $250. Read More
If Maeghan Maloney is disciplined by the Board of Overseers of the Bar, she would be the first district attorney and just the second prosecutor ever to be sanctioned. Read More
The three foreign sailors are suing the U.S. government, claiming they were deprived of their liberty without due process during the time they were detained. Read More
Grace United Methodist Church in Bangor will hold its last worship service on June 30. Read More
Alexander Coronado allegedly backed a car into another individual after a heated argument broke out near a Bangor bar. Read More
Brian Scott Witham told the 70-year-old woman not to be frightened as she was tied to a bed and he and his accomplice tried to extort money from her son. Read More
A bill that proposes creating a court advocate for the victims in animal cruelty cases would be named for Franky, the dog stolen from his Winter Harbor home and killed last year, if passed into law. Read More
Under the direction of Portland Theater Company’s scenic designer, Tricia A. Hobbs, this is a flawless production. Read More
