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Families applaud, shout thanks to vets at Memorial Day parade in Bangor
World War II veterans parade near the intersection of State and Exchange streets in Bangor on Monday, May 28, 2012, Memorial Day.
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Penobscot Community Health Care announces Cutest Smile Contest winners
Zoe, 7-month-old daughter of Brad and Kristi Roy of Bangor, was named a winner of Penobscot Community Health Care Dental Center's first Cutest Smile Contest.
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Road stories and rock love with Boston-based Aloud
For more than half their lives, Henry Beguiristain and Jen de la Osa have shared a creative and romantic partnership.
Straw hats, ice wagons - long gone signs of spring
Springtime in Bangor a century ago was a glory to behold. Robin sightings and lilac blossoms still dominated no doubt.
Memorial Day is for remembering
It has always bothered me that we "celebrate" Memorial Day and nearly forget Armed Forces Day.
Will bill capping MaineCare reimbursement for methadone treatment jeopardize addicts' recovery?
Kathy Alarie, CAP Quality Care Clinic nursing director and assistant director of programming, stands beside artwork created by a graphic arts student who is a client at the methadone clinic in Westbrook.
Why Bangor International Airport is the diversion destination
BANGOR, Maine -- With just three domestic gates, the Bangor Internationl Airport may be small -- but it has a large responsibilty when trans-Atlantic flights have emergencies.
Reptiles for Sale and Display in Bangor
Some exotic animals you can't find in your average pet store were on display and on sale on Sunday in Bangor.
Court-appointed attorneys to go without pay again in June
Having enough money to pay attorneys who defend poor Mainers is proving to be as difficult a task for the Indigent Legal Defense Commission as it was for the judiciary.
Police Searching for Missing Bangor Teen
Police in Bangor are searching for a 16 year old girl with autism who was reported missing by her parents around 8:30 this morning.
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Kids Create Their Own Art at UMaine Museum
Surrounded by the work of art professionals, some budding artists created something all their own.
Bar association awards Law Day art, essay prizes
BANGOR, Maine - The Penobscot County Bar Association awarded its Law Day prizes Tuesday in a short ceremony at the Penobscot Judicial Center.
Memorial Day weekend brings visitors to Bangor cemeteries
People pay their respects in Bangor cemeteries in a variety of ways and for a variety of reasons.
Out of the ashes, Central Street's garden grows
Asa Marsh-Sachs, employee at the Central Street Farmhouse downtown Bangor, carries buckets of soil while planting hops along the wall of the store.
Two flags honor Dedham's lonely Confederate
American and Confederate national flags honor the headstone of Lt. Thomas W. Mitchell, a Confederate soldier who loved and married a Dedham woman, Mary Ester Dexter.
Senior living regimental commander to close out WWII unit's last reunion
Retired Col. George C. Benjamin and wife Ruth, of Auburn, look over the antique Freedom Bell that Cole Land Transportation Museum has used in Bangor's patriotic parades over the years.
A people's revolt in Bar Harbor
Rev. Ryushin Sean Malone of the Engaged Zen Foundation in Sedgwick joins other demonstrators during a rally in front of the Margaret Chase Federal Building in Bangor in January 2012.
Hungry grubs and skunks tear up Bangor-area lawns
A dime indicates the size of a beetle grub removed from a Bangor lawn. Hatching in late winter and early spring, white grubs feed on turf grass roots and leave brown patches on lawns.