Oct 2, 2008 | Bangor Daily News
Brownville girl inspires class to help Milo fire victims
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Brownville: Proposed resort still on track
Rising fuel costs have not deterred a California-based developer who continues to work toward the development of a multimillion-dollar, year-round resort in Brownville.
Brownville: SAD 41 holds civil rights workshop
Left to right: Lagrange Elementary School students Rachael Baker ,10, Rebecca Pierce, 11, Lindsay Turner,12 and Shalene Cody,12 have a little fun behind the scenes as they put on an instructive puppet show ...
Piscataquis police address speeding, traffic violations
Piscataquis County Sheriff John Goggin said Tuesday he would encourage more unified work details between his department and local police in an effort to curb speeding and other traffic violations.
“She didn't end up with any of the product”
A $10,000 winning lottery ticket, allegedly purchased with a stolen credit card, may prove to be anything but a stroke of good luck for several people involved in the caper. via Mount Desert Islander
Two agents join Town & Country
BELFAST : Two agents recently joined the Town & Country, Realtors office in Belfast. via Village Soup
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The "Legalize Medical Marijuana" Bobble-Head is crafted in the likeness of High Times Freedom Fighter Captain Joint. via Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...
Lobstermen line up at rope exchange
“If I'd known it would be this easy, I would have brought more rope.”
More than 100 lobstermen from Down East Maine turned out here recently to get rid of miles of the rope that has them entangled with the National Marine Fisheries Service . via Mount Desert Islander
“Because the brain needs to be intact”
CAMDEN : Camden is breaking April rabies records in the state, thanks to three skunks and a grisly several days of duty for local police. via Village Soup
Lobstermen Fork Over 46 Tons of Floating Rope at Ellsworth Exchange
“If I'd known it would be this easy, I would have brought more rope.”
More than 100 lobstermen from Downeast Maine traveled to Ellsworth last week to get rid of miles of the rope that has them entangled with the National Marine Fisheries Service . via Ellsworth American
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