You’ve seen them in the grocery stores: parents telling their kids how bad they are, giving them attention for misbehavior while regularly ignoring their good acts. With every criticism like “You’ll never learn,” these parents unwittingly reinforce the behaviors they don’t like. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
WASHINGTON – Maine lawmakers on Capitol Hill applauded President Bush on Wednesday for his vow to win congressional approval and international support before launching new action against Iraq to thwart Saddam Hussein’s quest to build weapons of mass destruction. Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe viewed the… Read More
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CHARLOTTETOWN, Prince Edward Island – Potato wart has again been found in a Prince Edward Island potato field, the Charlottetown Guardian reported Tuesday night. The potato virus – which isn’t harmful to humans but leaves potatoes with an unsightly growth – was found in a… Read More
BATH – A lawsuit by six men who were laid off by Bath Iron Works in February 1996 after only a few months on the job went to trial Wednesday in Sagadahoc County Superior Court. The electricians and pipefitters claim the shipyard inaccurately assured them… Read More
A new group fitness program for women has opened in the Airport Mall at 1129 Union St. in Bangor. The Venus Fitness Studio For Women offers a unique hydraulic resistance program that combines muscle toning and a cardiovascular workout that accommodates the effort of the user, allowing for… Read More
NEW YORK – Reporters investigating airport security were able to smuggle small knives and pepper spray through checkpoints at 11 U.S. airports including the Portland International Jetport, the Daily News reported Wednesday. The reporters carried utility knives, rubber-handled razor knives, a pocketknife, a corkscrew, razor… Read More
The Bush administration has built a strong argument for toppling Saddam Hussein. There is no doubt that the world would be a better place without this brutal dictator who has terrorized his own people, twice attacked neighbors and openly defied the United Nations and the disarmament and inspections… Read More
The Biddeford City Council will meet this week with an anti-casino group hoping to convince the city it should not make itself available as the site of a tribal casino. The council met two weeks ago with a pro-casino group hoping to convince the city it should. The… Read More
Regarding a second methadone clinic for Bangor (BDN, Aug. 29), even the harshest critics of methadone seem to agree there’s a pressing need for expansion. The only questions seem to be where and by whom. It’s good to remember that a cherished right of Americans… Read More
Dr. Whitney Azoy in his Aug. 29 Bangor Daily News column, “Descartes, Pashtuns and President Bush,” paints Bush as a man desperately in need of enemies such as the environment, communists, Islamicists, et al. Azoy’s venting against Bush is tiresome, to say the least. If Descartes were alive… Read More
It’s disturbing to hear that the Bush administration has jailed two U.S. citizens for an indefinite period without access to lawyers and without judicial review of the witnesses and evidence against them. The administration says Yasir Hamdi and Jose Padillo were planning violence against the… Read More
Before the recent corporate scandals hit the headlines, I never knew that many of our country’s biggest businesses relocate to post office boxes in Bermuda to avoid paying taxes. Now that I realize that the average Mainer pays more in property tax than many of our country’s largest… Read More
Chellie Pingree delivered the Democratic radio address last weekend, and she announced that the Republican plan to let workers privately invest part of their Social Security earnings was a risky idea. Pingree should learn about safe vs. risky investments. Long-term stock investments have proven… Read More
In reference to Nanci Little’s biicycle letter (BDN, Aug. 30) – she just needs to be farther north [than Presque Isle]. I ride my bike every day 18.4 miles from Cross Lake to Long Lake and no one ever is rude to me, and I’ve been doing this… Read More
Recent commentaries in this paper have expressed disagreement at the Department of Human Services’ decision to discontinue the Experience at Sea program, a decision for which I take full responsibility. We at DHS are disappointed that this course of action is necessary. We recognized that… Read More
Last week was not a good week for budget forecasts. On Thursday it was announced that Maine’s budget deficit will total $240 million by the end of the current budget cycle, and $700 million over the next two-year period. That’s bad, but it gets much worse. Because if… Read More
The Sept. 3 Bangor Daily News op-ed piece by Maine Hospital Association President Steven R. Michaud regarding nurse staffing levels in Maine was off the mark. Michaud criticized both the Maine State Nurses Association and the BDN editorial staff for advocating for patients’ health and safety by pushing… Read More
After rising above and beyond the call of duty day after day, the last thing Bangor Mental Health Institute’s mental health workers, LPNs and registered nurses need to hear is that mental health workers here perceive the patients as less than human. I know the Bangor Daily News… Read More
As someone who has dealt with this issue since 1993, I must write to qualify what the “real issue” is regarding personal exemptions for shoppers – tax disparities, as mentioned in your Aug. 21 article, has little to do with it. United States citizens can… Read More
Jim Borgman’s Aug. 26 cartoon of our would-be Napoleon president leading us to war should be taken seriously by all of Maine. We must give a message that is loud and clear; that first-strike wars are immoral. To use such war to cover up domestic scandals is reprehensible. Read More
Consolidation, consolidation, consolidation. I am not for nor am I against (haven’t decided yet), but why aren’t [councilors] Matt Polstein, Gail Fanjoy and Avern Danforth allowing East Millinocket and Medway to form their own opinion? All they needed to do was present them with the… Read More
Why is there such a problem about teenagers working a certain number of hours? A lot of teens need the money and want to be independent. Which is the best for a teen – work or fall into trouble on the street? If the teens are in school… Read More
ACADIA NATIONAL PARK – Paul Haertel will leave Acadia National Park in better shape than he found it when he retires as superintendent this month. So said friends and colleagues Wednesday as news of his departure spread. Although Haertel won’t work at the park after… Read More
I was disappointed to read this week that the pop singer Lance Bass won’t be able to go into space this October. It seems the Russian space agency canceled the highly publicized deal when sponsors of the 23-year-old ‘N Sync band member failed to come… Read More
BANGOR – Losing the coin toss to determine who would begin Wednesday’s candidates forum sponsored by the Bangor Region of Chamber of Commerce likely came as no surprise to 2nd Congressional District hopeful Mike Michaud. The East Millinocket Democrat and labor union candidate already knew… Read More
WINTERPORT – Plans to demolish the West Winterport Dam to try to bring back runs of wild salmon and other fish were dealt a setback Wednesday when a Superior Court justice issued a restraining order blocking the project. Justice Andrew Mead granted a one-week delay… Read More
BAR HARBOR – Hotel developer Thomas Walsh leveled charges Tuesday against Town Manager Dana Reed, alleging that Reed is intentionally trying to stop his development on West Street and driving up his costs. Another complaint about Reed surfaced during the Town Council’s meeting: that Reed… Read More
ELLSWORTH – A New Jersey man who pleaded guilty to murder is scheduled to be sentenced Friday for the November 2001 shooting of his father. Alan Michalik, 35, pleaded guilty to murder last week and will be sentenced in Sagadahoc County Superior Court in Bath,… Read More
BANGOR – The Maine Supreme Judicial Court, in an effort to be more accessible to people around the state, will hear oral arguments in six cases Thursday at Penobscot County Superior Court in the third-floor courtroom. The Law Court, as it is known when hearing certain kinds of… Read More
HAMPDEN – SAD 22 has been busy during the past year, creating a local assessment system for the state’s Learning Results, putting a new elementary mathematics program into place and developing a curriculum review plan, the superintendent said Wednesday. Touching on highlights from the 2001-02… Read More
BROOKSVILLE – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday added the Callahan mine to its Superfund list as a first step in cleaning up the abandoned mine near Goose Pond “Today’s listing ensures that this site will get cleaned up,” Robert Varney, EPA New England… Read More
SOUTHWEST HARBOR – Selectmen on Wednesday agreed to consider changes to the Clark Point Road to reduce speed and increase visibility. Responding to a petition by residents in the area, selectmen asked that the police chief and public works director evaluate the road and propose… Read More
ELLSWORTH – The city planning board Wednesday approved a Bayside Road subdivision after it was assured the city Fire Department would have legal access to a pond on the property. Last month, members of the board raised concerns that the man-made pond in the proposed… Read More
BAR HARBOR – The Town Council on Tuesday ratified a new, three-year contract for the town’s union employees, calling for a 2.6 percent pay raise right away and another 1 percent increase next January. The pact also requires the 26 union workers to pay 10… Read More
MOUNT DESERT – Selectmen voted on Tuesday to impose an overnight parking ban in downtown Northeast Harbor, beginning next spring, to allow for easier nightly street cleaning during the height of the tourism season. Selectmen have received numerous complaints this summer about how dirty Main… Read More
ELLSWORTH – NAMI-Maine will hold a family-to-family education program beginning with a course 6:30 p.m. Sept. 24. The course is free and will be held one night per week for 12 weeks. The course will cover information on schizophrenia and major depression, and on bipolar,… Read More
NEWPORT – James Ricker has one of the most unusual jobs in Maine. Actually, he has two. Ricker is both the town manager and the police chief of Newport, positions he has been managing for several years. But Wednesday night, Ricker admitted to the Board… Read More
DETROIT – The Meeting House Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, at the Detroit Meeting House. Future meetings will be on the first Thursday of each month. For more information call Joan Bradley at 257-4955. Read More
DETROIT – The Committee for Detroit’s 175th Birthday will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 16, at the Detroit Town Hall. The meeting is open to the public. For more information call Joan Bradley at 257-4955. Read More
SKOWHEGAN – Out of the many entries in a statewide anti-tobacco poster campaign by fourth-graders during the spring semester, two children from Somerset County were recently named among the winners. Maranda Kaldro from Mark Elementary School in North Anson received a first-place award and was… Read More
SKOWHEGAN – Opening a bid for pharmaceutical services for the Somerset County Jail prompted some light moments at Wednesday morning’s county commissioners meeting. Two items had been received in the second round of bidding for medications at the jail. The first, from Pittsfield Pharmacy, was… Read More
PATTEN – Tony Bowers will speak at the People Helping People meeting about grief counseling at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at the Mount Heights Health Care Facility in the downstairs meeting room, Island Falls Road. People Helping People is a support group for those… Read More
PORTLAND – A fire early Wednesday at a housing complex for the elderly left one resident critically injured and forced the evacuation of about 180 others. Careless smoking was blamed for the three-alarm fire that was reported at about 4:30 a.m. at the 100 State… Read More
SABATTUS – An Arizona couple were killed Tuesday when their car collided with another vehicle at a busy intersection, police said. The victims were identified Wednesday as former Lewiston residents Carroll Pulk, 70, and his wife, Dorothy, 65, of Mesa, Ariz. googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – Total enrollment as of Wednesday at the University of Maine at Presque Isle was at 1,484, up 117 students from last year. Some students were still registering for classes, and final official figures will not be available until Oct. 15, a university… Read More
ROCKLAND – The city’s new harbor master may feel as if he’s stepping back in time – but not that far. City Manager Tom Hall said Wednesday that, after a four-month search, he has named Chad DeLima to the harbor master post left vacant after… Read More
ROCKLAND – All that summer fun is going to cost more next year. The City Council will likely double the fees it charges for the use of its waterfront Harbor Park when it meets Monday night. The rate increase will affect long-standing popular events such… Read More
LINCOLN – An open house will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at the Ella P. Burr School. Teachers and staff members will be on hand to discuss and display educational programs. The third-grade curriculum will be discussed with the third-grade… Read More
BANGOR – A threatening message found Tuesday morning in a bathroom at Eastern Maine Technical College has merited increased security on campus. A written threat to commit some type of damage to EMTC was discovered on a bathroom wall in Maine Hall by a student… Read More
BANGOR – The Penobscot County Emergency Management Agency is seeking up to 60 volunteers to serve as “victims” for a disaster drill later this month. As of Wednesday, fewer than 20 volunteers had been confirmed, according to county officials. The exercise, set for Saturday, Sept. Read More
CAMDEN – Substitute teachers in SAD 28 and the Five Town CSD will earn more than they did last year. At their last meeting of the summer break, the school boards for the districts raised the basic rate for substitutes from $60 to $70 daily. Read More
SEARSPORT – Police have identified Clifford M. Seekins, 60, of Stockton Springs as the man who was killed when his car was hit from behind by a lumber truck on Route 1 Tuesday. The driver of the truck, William Rector, 55, of Frankfort, was uninjured… Read More
BANGOR – Secretary of State Dan Gwadosky was among several participants who kicked off the 2002 Vote in Honor of a Veteran program with a ceremony at the World War II Memorial at the Cole Land Transportation Museum on Wednesday morning. The VIHV program, introduced… Read More
EAST MILLINOCKET – Robin Porter of East Millinocket recently was appointed as the part-time coordinator for the Katahdin Region of Women, Work and Community. Her duties will include recruitment, outreach, facilitating groups and providing support to women in personal and work transition. Porter came to… Read More
CALAIS – For the first time in 150 years, the city has tapped into its own water source, and city officials say it tastes yummy. The new system can produce up to 700,000 gallons per day. Fears that water pumping through the city’s antiquated pipes… Read More
HARPSWELL – A Massachusetts developer and the town have dropped lawsuits they had filed against each other. Leo Blair of Harvard, Mass., said Tuesday he dropped his $3 million discrimination lawsuit after the town agreed to dismiss a complaint filed against him and his company,… Read More
TOWNSHIP 14 – A 16-year-old Alexander girl was in critical condition at a Bangor hospital Wednesday after her car crashed into a utility poll on Route 191 and caught fire. Around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Gwyneth Pollock was traveling south on Route 191 south of Cooper… Read More
AUGUSTA – Taking a leave of absence from her duties as executive director of the Maine Forest Products Council, Abby Holman has joined the campaign of Republican gubernatorial candidate Peter Cianchette as the Nov. 5 election closes in. Explaining that the campaign needed more experienced… Read More
The weather is expected to be pleasant, so come one, come all, and have a ball! That’s the word from Frank Comeau, director of Bangor’s Parks and Recreation Department, who hopes you’ll pack up the kids and attend the Cascade Park Celebration from 10 a.m. Read More
ORONO – An early morning fire caused about $2,000 in fire and water damage to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house at the University of Maine. The 20 residents of the SAE house were evacuated and no injuries were reported, according to Orono Fire Chief… Read More
LEWISTON – Mold has been found growing in the walls of a hospital office building, but it’s unrelated to air problems that made employees sick last spring. St. Mary’s Hospital evacuated and shut down a medical building on Campus Avenue, where more than 80 people… Read More
HAMPDEN – A new hearing date has been set for the case of a Hampden woman accused of operating a mortgage business without state authority. Shellie Robinson, whose handling of a loan application left a family of five homeless, and nearly resulted in a second… Read More
Canadian duo Zubot and Dawson bring a simple message from their native Canada: Acoustic music needn’t mean improvisation that reels off into infinity. The pair, who play at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Unity Centre for the Performing Arts, don’t take offense when new fans… Read More
Augusta National Golf Club is a private club. As such, anti-discrimination laws do not directly apply to the club’s membership policies. Augusta National does not admit women to its membership. Augusta National is the site of the Masters professional golf tournament, the most prestigious event on the PGA… Read More
FORT FAIRFIELD – Despite having just 10 players on its roster, with at times only eight in the field, the Katahdin girls soccer team controlled stretches of Wednesday’s game against Fort Fairfield. But eventually exhaustion caught up with the Cougars of Sherman Station. It couldn’t… Read More
Last year was a transition season for the Husson College men’s soccer team. And it was anything but a smooth one as former Orono High School coach Scott Warman replaced Nate Benoit as the head coach. Warman didn’t come on board until late May, so… Read More
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EASTON – Dale Swanton’s unassisted goal just 3:49 into the game, a low shot from the top of the penalty area that glanced in off the left post, gave Limestone a 1-0 schoolboy soccer victory over Easton on Wednesday. Jake Manner made 19 saves on… Read More
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PITTSFIELD – Maine Central Institute is seeking a coach for its postgraduate basketball program following the resignation of Karl Henrikson. Henrikson, a Thomaston native, is returning to his mid-coast roots. He has accepted a health and physical education teaching position at Rockland High School. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
MACHIAS – Andy Swift faced only three shots and didn’t have to make a save as the University of Maine at Machias earned a 4-0 men’s soccer victory over Maine Maritime Academy in a mutual opener on Wednesday. Brian Handasyde provided an unassisted goal for… Read More
BANGOR – It was 1960, early fall in Bingham in the upper Kennebec River valley. I was 15 and had walked uptown to Moore’s Drugstore. A strange vehicle was parked on Main Street in front of the A&P store. It looked like a pickup truck… Read More
BREWER – A New Jersey man and a golden retrieve honored by the state of New York for their work at ground zero will take part in a memorial service Sunday, Sept. 8, at Twin City Baptist Church to honor those killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist… Read More
What has changed in your life as a result of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks? Everything has become stricter with traveling, and now some people don’t even trust anybody. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner… Read More
For the Bucksport Golden Bucks, a second-place finish in Class C for 2001 wasn’t enough. The team had failed to make the playoffs in the two seasons before that, posting 4-5 marks each year. This year, nearly 50 players flew around “Camp Gold Ball,” punishing… Read More
BANGOR – During his coaching days at Bangor High School, Gabby Price could always count on a large turnout, plenty of enthusiasm, and unwavering commitment from his players. The charismatic Price is hoping for the same kind of response as the head football coach of… Read More
ORONO – Twenty-five exemplary educators completed the 2002 Maine Writing Project at the University of Maine. Sponsored by the College of Education and Human Development, the competitive program is providing a force of highly trained writing instructors for Maine students and for other teachers. Completion… Read More
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WINTERPORT – Winterport Open Stage will hold auditions for “Spoon River Anthology” at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 9-10, at Wagner Middle School. Directed by Chris Bates, the play has roles for four men and four women. Musicians also are wanted. The auditions are… Read More
OLD TOWN – The Old Town-Orono YMCA will be host to a special dance for students grades six to nine, 8-10:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13. Students from area towns are invited to attend at no charge. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
HAMPDEN – After muddling through a fairly forgettable 2-7 campaign last year, the returning veterans on Hampden Academy’s football team weren’t sure what to expect in 2002. So far, they’ve come to like what they’ve seen in the preseason. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot… Read More
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BANGOR – After its summer break, Artshare, the monthly program initiated last June by the Bangor Region Arts and Cultural Council, will reconvene 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at Bangor Public Library. Artshare, held the second Tuesday of each month, is a gathering of the… Read More
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It’s raining for the first time in three weeks, and the Foxcroft Academy football team is reveling in its wet practice field. In fact, when Ponies coach Paul Withee calls out the air raid drill, which consists of a sprint alternated with squiggling on the ground, the muddy,… Read More
BANGOR – Nearly a year after an 11-year-old girl wrote “Yes, We Stand,” in honor of those killed in the terrorist attacks, the CD and video of the song have raised $5,000 for the Uniformed Firefighters Association Children’s and Widows’ Fund in New York City. Read More
BANGOR – A community rally hosted by United Way of Eastern Maine will be held at noon Wednesday, Sept. 11, at Bass Park in Bangor. “Last year we turned our campaign kickoff into a community response rally on September 13. More than 2,000 people came… Read More
BANGOR – John W. Bragg, president of N.H. Bragg and Sons and a board member of United Way, was given the Board Chair’s Award at United Way of Eastern Maine’s annual meeting in Bangor. The award is presented annually to honor the extraordinary work of a United Way… Read More
Last year, coach Daryle Weiss took the reins of the Rockland High School football team with the long-term goal of helping the Class C Tigers contend. This year, a wide-open conference race and the return of a top-notch running back has left Weiss optimistic. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
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Autumn is almost upon us. It is the season of craft fairs, apple picking, football and planning for the holidays. Cool nights are followed by clear, crisp days. But, while you’re breaking out all your warm sweaters in preparation for fall, there is something else you should be… Read More
BANGOR – Bangor Public Library will present “Engaging Conversations,” a new book discussion group designed for those who enjoy talking about current literature. The library’s Angelia Dow-Bernier will lead the discussions from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays in the lecture hall. Selections are: googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
BANGOR – An informational meeting on a leadership project for women will be held Sept. 10 at The Schoolhouse next to the Bangor Public Library. The Strengthening Women’s Leadership Capacity Project, sponsored by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, is a nine-month educational series that… Read More
ORONO – Penobscot Valley Senior College will introduce its first “Learn For the Fun of It!” semester at an open house 2-3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13, at the Soderberg Center, Jenness Hall, University of Maine. Volunteer steering committee members, who have been planning the college… Read More
OLD TOWN – It’s a fact that offensive and defensive lines are often overlooked when it comes to giving out credit in football. That won’t be the case at Old Town High if the Indians have a successful season. Not only is the line probably… Read More
Dead letter office (aka Ask Don). Having written sports columns in a variety of publications over the past 10 years or so, I’ve accumulated a fair amount of mail from readers. Mail is a good thing for columnists. It justifies our existence to our bosses… Read More
BANGOR – The Down East Chapter of Ducks Unlimited presents its 31st annual Banquet and Auction at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, at Bangor Banquet and Conference Center, 713 Hogan Road. The benefit will raise funds to support wetlands conservation across North America. Advance ticket… Read More