Thursday Jul 2 | Bangor Daily News
Success on Kennebec bodes well for dam removal on Penobscot
In the weeks leading up to the historic breaching of the Edwards Dam, there was little doubt that striped bass, sturgeon and salmon would eventually return to the Kennebec River north of Maine's capital city.
Camden's historic walking tour map ready to follow
CAMDEN : A group effort with a renowned artist at the helm is ready for public enjoyment with a historic walking map mounted on the outside wall of French and Brawn in Camden.
Special Olympics torch run covers a
Jay Hallett held the Special Olympics torch alternately in his left and right hands as he jogged along Route 2 on Friday, sweat pouring off his face as his long shuffling strides gobbled up ground.
State's migratory fish plan gets mixed reviews
The state's $24 million operational plan to restore diadromous fish - those that migrate between fresh and salt waters - to the Penobscot River and guide their management received mixed reviews at a public hearing Thursday.
Money Coming to Maine for Brownfield Sites
Some extra money is coming to the state to help clean up brownfield sites. Those are areas that have been found to be contaminated with hazardous chemicals or pollutants.
Howland woman, dog survive rollover
Lincoln call firefighter Dottie Hammond cradles a dog that survived a car accident in Lincoln on Saturday in which the car flipped twice, possibly end-over-end, before coming to rest beside a tree about 10 feet from a house.
Suspect Charged In Second Bank Robbery
Troy Gay, 21, of Greenbush is now charged with a second bank robbery in Penobscot County.
BAR HARBOR : The weather has been so beautiful lately and the daffodils are up and blooming.
American Idol' judge stays grounded in Maine
"maybe this is about all the cigarette buts you find all over the beaches than the actual smoke.
Maine CDC: No swine flu in Maine - yet
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Hermon home saved in early morning fire
"maybe this is about all the cigarette buts you find all over the beaches than the actual smoke.
Police Look for Howland Bank Robber
Police are looking for a man who robbed a bank this morning in Howland. They say a young man walked into the Bangor Savings Branch on Main Street just after it opened today.
Sudanese man shot by police in a
"And guess what the police always win. I have witnessed a shooting somewhere with two police " Sudanese man shot by police in "BANGOR, Maine a ' Therea TMs no doubt that Joseph Dumas, 49, shot his best friend five times- I " Dumas murder trial under way in "NOBULL24, are you trying to spin this into a race thing?" Tribe's finance director sentenced ...
Howland bank robbed, police search for suspect
"MYTWOCENTS! I don't have a thing wrong with non indians. I am one of them who is married to an non " Former tribal leader gets jail "Throw them in jail for 10 years along with the owner and manager of the blueberry company." Berry worker with fake papers "What makes Berwick "DownEast" news ?" Sanford woman receives $1.9 "Very Nice..." Bangor and ...
BAR HARBOR : Here we go. A few days of nice weather, a few people from out of town are arriving, and we just about are off and running.
BAR HARBOR : Addicted to plastic? It seems all of us are. Even in our a oegreen" homes we reach for plastic toothbrushes, squeeze plastic tubes of toothpaste and in our climate, wea re all pretty grateful for polar fleece .
Waldoboro VFW Post donates bingo proceeds to Project Graduation
WALDOBORO : Soule Shuman Memorial VFW Post 4525 and the Ladies Auxiliary will donate the profits from the regular Monday night bingo game on May 4 to the Medomak Valley High School junior class.
Disaster averted at Chester chip mill
Disaster averted at Chester chip mill Motorcyclist's call to 911 spurs action Two firefighters douse a hot spot on one of the massive piles of hardwood chips at Gardner Chip Mills in Chester while other firefighters stand by to extinguish flames unearthed by a backhoe on Friday.
Debate continues over threat posed by pike:
"Who are you?" Horvath asked gruffly, though he had been told before the meeting who the man was.
JOSH SEELEY WHO GREW UP IN HOWLAND PLAYED HOCKEY AT BANGOR HIGH HAS MOVED UP THE DEPTH CHART AT MAINE.
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