MACHIASPORT – The driver of an 18-wheeler loaded with blueberries got his truck stuck in mud and blocked a narrow road leading to a village at the tip of the peninsula for a few hours Tuesday morning. He was peering into Machias Bay, blocking the… Read More
ORONO – Driving carefully in the tracks of a snowplow during a late-winter blizzard, it’s difficult to see the downside to salting Maine’s roads. But the salt and other chemicals that are used to melt snow and ice from highways don’t just disappear when a storm ends. Read More
AUGUSTA – Aiming to increase the number of students who earn bachelor’s degrees, higher education officials have created a groundbreaking program that will streamline the transfer process from Maine community colleges to any Maine public university. Beginning with students enrolling this fall, anyone earning a… Read More
A story on Page One in Saturday’s editions misidentified the site where the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland held a meeting on its Child Lures Prevention program. The meeting was held at the St. John’s campus of All Saints Catholic School in Bangor. — googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
PORTLAND – The absence of a New Englander on the commission named to review the Pentagon’s list of proposed base closings has left the region without the leverage those pushing to keep bases alive fear they need. The nine-member panel announced this week includes commissioners… Read More
WASHINGTON – The Senate narrowly rejected a measure to restore more than $1 billion in funding for Amtrak on Wednesday, upholding President Bush’s plan to force the struggling rail line into bankruptcy and restructuring. Most Democrats and four Republicans – including Olympia Snowe and Susan… Read More
A Dover-Foxcroft-based spruce mill is looking to expand operations into the Route 2 corridor between Old Town and Lincoln with a new mill that will employ 50 to 70 people, its owners said Wednesday. The new Pleasant River Lumber Co. mill is expected to begin… Read More
AUGUSTA – When the used car you just purchased turns out to be a lemon, or the pipes you had fixed in your house start leaking again, whom are you going to call? The Maine Attorney General’s Volunteer Consumer Mediation Service, part of the state’s… Read More
President Bush’s choice to head the Environmental Protection Agency isn’t likely to face real opposition from Congress, but Steve Johnson, a longtime EPA staffer, should expect lots of questions from Maine’s senators. They should expect detailed answers. Although it is clear the Bush administration is… Read More
Until recently, Maine could track the care and costs of respiratory disease, such as asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), only through hospital visits, which accounted for only a small part of a much larger story. Starting this month, however, a data-collection program begun three years ago… Read More
If I understand him correctly, Dr. Erik Steele’s prescription for the Food and Drug Administration (“The FDA – time for shark in the water,” BDN, March 15) is to give the FDA more teeth to examine prescription drugs after they go to market. He recommends adding a 10-cent… Read More
Many adults are reluctant to ask questions when visiting their health care providers. Some do not know enough about their health status to inquire regarding treatment, and others believe the provider tells them all they need to know. There can be serious consequences due to lack of knowledge. Read More
There was only one economic impact study done on the liquefied natural gas facility proposed in Harpswell and that was commissioned by citizens of the town and performed by Yellow Wood Associates of St. Albans, Vt. The expensive study revealed a net economic loss to the community due… Read More
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As I traveled around Bangor and Brewer recently, I noticed that the American flag was at half-staff. Was it for my father, a World War II veteran who passed away March 2? Could it have been for my uncle who was killed on a destroyer… Read More
St. Patrick’s Day! Green beer. “Kiss Me I’m Irish” buttons. Anyone who takes their Irishness seriously, as I do, stays home. And thinks perhaps of Irish history and politics. Because I have worked on both the Northern Ireland and Middle East conflicts, I contemplate some of the parallels,… Read More
Last week, State House Republicans offered Gov. John Baldacci’s majority Democratic Party a compromise resolution to provide adequate time for a responsible approach to fill the growing number of gaps in the governor’s original budget proposal. The offer came at a time when it was clear a bipartisan… Read More
WASHINGTON – By the narrowest of margins, the Senate protected one of President Bush’s top priorities on Wednesday by rejecting a drive by Democrats and moderate Republicans to make it tougher to approve future tax cuts. The 50-50 vote – one shy of the majority… Read More
PERRY – A decision that could forever change the landscape of eastern Washington County is scheduled in less than two weeks, but in the meantime proponents and opponents have unleashed a cascade of information to try to get voters to side with them. On Monday,… Read More
AUGUSTA – Lawmakers on Wednesday voted not to impose new statutory hurdles for operators of methadone clinics. Instead, members of the Health and Human Services Committee agreed that the Office of Substance Abuse should revise its regulations to ensure a broad community dialogue before any… Read More
BROOKSVILLE – They went north to Alaska and returned home with a gold mine of memories and an educational experience that will stay with them for the rest of their lives. A group of third-, fourth- and fifth-graders from Nada Lepper’s class at Brooksville Elementary… Read More
ORRINGTON – For two decades, Middle School Principal James White has been a leader at Center Drive School, striving to bring students and staff innovative programs and to improve the quality of education provided. For his 20 years of dedication, the Maine Principals’ Association recently… Read More
ELLSWORTH – If a developer proposes a new luxury hotel or paper mill, Maine communities have rules in place to determine where and how construction should occur to protect homeowners, other businesses and the environment. But when aquaculture companies, kayak guide services, liquefied natural gas… Read More
If you’re a Bangor resident of Irish descent, or even if you just pretend to be when St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, perhaps you’ll choose to celebrate the occasion today by heading to a crowded bar in town and knocking back some green beer and corned beef sandwiches. Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – A Piscataquis County Jail supervisor thwarted a suicide attempt Wednesday when an inmate tried to hang himself with a bedsheet. Because no beds were available Wednesday in any of the state’s secure mental health facilities, the inmate is being held on suicide watch… Read More
BANGOR – The current phase of the city’s waterfront redevelopment project, now under way, aims to improve access for larger vessels, including the small cruise ships that have been using Bangor as a home port for the last two years. Two previous rounds of redevelopment… Read More
HOWLAND – SAD 31’s plans to build a new secondary school are on schedule and progressing well, ad hoc school building committee Chairman Bruce Hallett said Wednesday. The committee, which is doing much of the detail work designing the facility, has the project on schedule… Read More
GLENBURN – Fire damaged a Pine View Avenue home Wednesday night, but quick attention by neighbors and firefighters prevented it from spreading further. The home’s owners, the Goodells, weren’t home at the time of the fire, as they were apparently on vacation in Florida, according… Read More
MONSON – About 30 residents met with selectmen on Wednesday to voice their concerns about the uncertain future of the Monson Elementary School now that SAD 68 residents have voted to build a new elementary school in Dover-Foxcroft. Some residents believe it will be only… Read More
LINCOLN – Penobscot Valley Hospital has suspended efforts to get $10,000 to $15,000 from the 15 towns it serves to buy at least one of two new ambulances, officials said Wednesday. “We’re just suspending it for the moment because we feel that the communities needed… Read More
MACHIAS – The Washington County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a 49-year-old Perry man who broke the law after he failed to register with the State Bureau of Identification’s sex offender registry after he was released from prison in January. The Sheriff’s Department is seeking… Read More
CRANBERRY ISLES – For the first time in decades, local residents officially decided Monday to let the Bartlett family have its privacy. There will be no more dinner-hour phone calls from people asking about municipal paperwork, or knocks on the door of the Bartlett home… Read More
PENOBSCOT – The school budget for next year showed almost a $10,000 decrease, and that was fine with the town’s voters. They approved the budget Tuesday during the second session of the annual town meeting. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
MARSHFIELD – On a day warm enough to make wild turkeys think about mating, nine gobblers got a bird’s-eye glimpse of their new surroundings Wednesday. Two game wardens and a wildlife biologist watched nine wild turkeys take off for the marshland at the Middle River,… Read More
BLUE HILL – Voters will decide the fate of a proposed harbor ordinance when they go to the polls at the annual town meeting this weekend. The harbor ordinance will be on the ballot during the municipal elections on Friday. Polls will be open from… Read More
ELLSWORTH – Police are awaiting an autopsy of a 36-year-old man who was found dead in the bathroom of his Tinker Farm Way home Wednesday morning. According to Ellsworth Police Chief John DeLeo, the man, whose name has not been released, was discovered by his… Read More
CALAIS – The second annual Dressing For Success event will be held 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday, April 6, in the Washington County Community College assembly room in the main building. Many students cannot purchase the necessary business clothing for job interviews or for the first… Read More
BLUE HILL – Carpools for the Augusta rally to commemorate the second anniversary of the war in Iraq will leave at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 19, at the Liberty School and at 9 a.m. from the Ellsworth City Hall parking lot. Call 942-9343 for information. Read More
Blaine Residents will elect several municipal officers during their annual town meeting after nominating them from the floor, according to Blaine Town Manager Chappy Clark. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var… Read More
EASTON – Final numbers are not in yet, but Easton school officials are hoping to keep the 2005-06 school budget as close to last year’s figures as possible, Easton Superintendent Frank Keenan said Wednesday. Keenan presented the latest draft budget information to the Easton School… Read More
WASHBURN – A project to replace the old boiler system at Washburn District High School soon may be in the works if SAD 45 receives final approval from the state education commissioner’s office, according to Superintendent Brooke Clenchy. The district, which applied for project funding… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – Jon Robertson loves snowmobiles. Get him straddling the seat of one of the winter machines and he’s a happy guy. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i =… Read More
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EASTON – In an effort to be better prepared for the unexpected, school officials approved on Tuesday night a new crisis response plan for the Easton School Department, according to Easton Superintendent Frank Keenan. The Easton School Committee reviewed the document and accepted several recommendations… Read More
WINTERVILLE PLANTATION – There is turmoil in this Route 11 village on the shore of St. Froid Lake as Saturday’s annual town meeting approaches. Three residents Wednesday charged that First Selectman James Nadeau runs the community with an iron fist, with little or no regard… Read More
HERMON – A Route 2 resident will go to court next week for allegedly operating an illegal junkyard and automobile graveyard on his property. William Meucci was summoned on March 10 for storing old box trailers, mobile homes and construction equipment on his Route 2… Read More
HAMPDEN – SAD 22 Superintendent Rick Lyons said Wednesday that he would appeal the district’s 16th place ranking on the state’s recently issued list of more than 60 school systems arranged in order of need for major construction. After applying four times since 1999 for… Read More
NEWPORT – When the owner of Lucky’s Tavern, Paul LaChance, failed to show up Wednesday night to defend the renewal of his liquor license, Newport selectmen tabled the public hearing until next month – but not before it was clear that most of them had serious questions about… Read More
HAMPDEN – The SAD 22 calendar has been changed so that high school seniors will have amassed the required number of school days to graduate, Superintendent Rick Lyons said Wednesday. Because the district has exceeded its allotted snow days, a half-day of classes will be… Read More
BANGOR – Though no one from the community turned up to offer comment, a public hearing Wednesday about the federal Community Development Block Grant program offered city councilors a chance to gain some in-depth knowledge about the program and how it has been used here. Read More
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EAST MILLINOCKET – A town woman who disappeared after recently giving birth has telephoned police and told them she has plans to return home, police said Wednesday. Brandy Shaw, 31, last was seen around 3 p.m. Friday at the Millinocket Regional Hospital where she had… Read More
North Haven Islanders sailed through their annual town meeting Saturday, passing all of the proposed articles, as well as adding to the budget. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i =… Read More
Organizers hope families with children at Weatherbee School in Hampden have returned their forms to obtain tickets for the D.A.R.E. Family Affair Spaghetti Supper, which is 5-7 p.m. Friday, March 18, at the school, 22 Main Road North in Hampden. But, if you haven’t, those… Read More
BANGOR – An Augusta man was sentenced Monday in U.S. District Court to more than eight years in prison on federal gun and drug charges. Frank Arbour, 28, was sentenced to 100 months in prison and three years of probation. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define… Read More
BANGOR – A Hampden man suspected of breaking into a local pharmacy and taking 15 bottles of prescription medication made his first appearance Wednesday in 3rd District Court on several charges. Steven J. Ellis, 35, appeared before Penobscot County Superior Court Justice Jeffrey Hjelm, who… Read More
“Citizen scientists” are invited to participate in a study of owl populations throughout northern Maine in late March and early April. Volunteers will be asked to walk a local road between midnight and 4 a.m., first passively listening for owl calls, then playing recordings of local species and… Read More
Anti-smoking advocates came to the State House on Wednesday to ask lawmakers to increase Maine’s cigarette tax by $1.50 a pack, which they said would give Maine the highest cigarette tax in the nation. But leaders of the Maine Coalition on Smoking Or Health acknowledged they have no… Read More
A pending state law to require Maine dealers sell a minimum number of gasoline-electric hybrids and “clean” gasoline cars with state-of-the-art engines has the backing of 70 percent of people surveyed in a recent poll done by a Portland firm on behalf of the Natural Resources Council of… Read More
AUGUSTA – Maine is one of only two states that allow their prison inmates to vote, and it looks like it will stay that way for a while. A bill in the Legislature to revoke prisoners’ voting rights is dead. Similar bills to take away… Read More
WASHINGTON – Maine’s two senators should continue to oppose changes to Senate rules that would eliminate filibusters to block confirmation of federal judges, an ad hoc coalition said at two media events in Maine on Wednesday. The Fair and Independent Federal Courts Coalition is an… Read More
BANGOR – The flags are flying at half-staff at the U.S. Federal Building on Harlow Street and all federal buildings in the country where Immigrations and Customs Enforcement employees work. Flags are being lowered in honor of David G. Wilhelm, the ICE agent believed to… Read More
BANGOR – The American Red Cross is experiencing a severe blood shortage in Maine because of the recent spate of snowstorms, and donors are urged to give blood as soon as possible. The Red Cross is sponsoring two special blood donor events this weekend. All… Read More
FAIRFIELD – In recognition of National Autism Awareness Month, the first Maine Autism Resource Fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 2, at Kennebec Valley Community College. The free event is open to all and is of special interest to… Read More
If you’re snobbish enough to think that “Arsenic and Old Lace,” one of the old comedy nuggets, is a yawner, take a lesson from Julie Arnold Lisnet. When the Bangor theater teacher and co-founder of Ten Bucks Theater in Brewer found out that Joseph Kesselring’s 1941 comedy was… Read More
Editor’s Note: With the Eastern Maine Class A tournament moving to the Augusta Civic Center next season, the BDN looks back on some of the top Eastern Maine high school basketball teams and players to play at the Bangor Auditorium. Part II, Boys Teams googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
BANGOR – Deering High School of Portland was perceived to be a year away from state championship contention when the 2004-05 season began. The Rams had just one senior on its roster, and were coming off a 7-12 campaign that ended with a loss in… Read More
The biggest player in the Eastern Maine Class A boys basketball tournament came up with his biggest game while under the biggest spotlight. And for that effort and his overall presence throughout Hampden Academy’s run to its first Eastern A championship, 6-foot-10 junior center Jordan… Read More
Greg Rawlings powered his way into the finish chute on Tuesday morning, glanced over his shoulder at the slender woman who had followed him for the past six miles, and skied to a graceful stop. Then he began to smile, and to repeat a word… Read More
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PORTLAND, Maine – The New England Patriots will return to Maine to celebrate their Super Bowl victory in what has been billed as the city’s largest-ever ticker-tape parade, officials said Wednesday. The Patriots have agreed to participate in a previously announced parade and rally scheduled… Read More
NOME, Alaska – Norway’s Robert Sorlie traversed one of the slushiest trails ever, overcoming insomnia and a dwindling dog team to win his second Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in one of the closest races in years. Waving a Norwegian flag, Sorlie crossed under the… Read More
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As Paul Vachon watched a videotape of the McAuley girls basketball team, one thing stood out to him – this was not the same McAuley team that Vachon’s Cony girls last faced three years ago. For several years, the Lions of Portland had a collection… Read More
TAMPA, Fla. – Montclair State (N.J.) scored five unearned runs in the top of the ninth inning on three Husson errors to seal a 13-7 victory over the Eagles of Bangor. Husson had closed the deficit to 8-6 in the eighth inning. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
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ORONO – “To learn about Maine, start with Fanny Hardy Eckstorm,” said Pauleena MacDougall, associate director of the University of Maine’s Maine Folklife Center, during a recent presentation at the Bangor Museum and Center for History. She teaches courses in linguistics and American Indian history at UMaine, and… Read More
ORONO – This year’s Women’s History Celebration, running through April 7 at the University of Maine, features a program series of lectures, performances, movies and music that explores the lives of women ranging from Joan of Arc to Maine’s Cornelia “Fly Rod” Crosby. Through a… Read More
March Madness usually brings to mind basketball, but the Bangor Public Library is thinking books and is hosting its own March Madness Book Competition. Inspired by an article in the Feb. 17 edition of The New York Times, “Literary Sport: The Roar of the Crowd,… Read More
EDDINGTON – Don’t ever tell Susan Brawley of Eddington that the U.S. Postal Service doesn’t deliver. She knows otherwise. When Brawley, a marine sciences professor at the University of Maine, returned March 9 from a five-day trip to North Carolina, she discovered to her horror… Read More
ORONO – Portland photographer Marta Morse will present a free illustrated lecture and curator’s tour of her exhibit “Persian Impressions” at 4 p.m. Thursday, March 17, at the Hudson Museum at the University of Maine. Morse’s exhibit comprises 40 color prints chronicling her visit to… Read More
BANGOR – Frances Dighton Williams Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, honored two high school seniors with the DAR Good Citizen Award on March 4 at the Maine Veterans Home. Honored were: . Erin Cormier, a student at Bangor Christian Schools, is the daughter of… Read More
AUGUSTA – The Maine Principals’ Association has named James White, principal of the Center Drive School in Orrington, Maine’s 2005 Middle Level Principal of the Year. The award recognizes one middle-level principal each year for effective leadership, a commitment to academic excellence, high expectations and… Read More
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Bowl for Kids’ Sake BANGOR – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Maine is gearing up for its seventh annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake fund-raising event and invites the community to join in the fun. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
The Penobscot Valley Hockey Conference Hampden-Winterport Black Squirts House team continues to enjoy an exciting hockey season. The 17-member team is made up of 9- and 10-year-olds from Hampden, Winterport and Brewer. As of March 14, the team had posted a 36-1 record and remained undefeated in tournament… Read More
OLD TOWN – For five weekends in February and March, the Old Town-Orono YMCA draws youngsters from throughout northern and central Maine to participate in the Bob Messier Basketball Tournament. The tournament, now in its 20th year, celebrates the memory of one of the Y’s… Read More
BANGOR – The Bangor Y announced the start of its annual giving campaign March 5 at a Family Fun Night celebration at the Bangor Y Hammond Street location. With a team of 60 volunteers, a seven-week campaign period and a concerted community effort, the Bangor Y hopes to… Read More
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(As reported in the Bangor Daily News) 10 years ago – March 17, 1995 googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i = 0; i < slot_sizes.length; i++) { if (isMobileDevice()) {… Read More
ORONO – An estimated 275 chess warriors gathered over the weekend at the Memorial Union at the University of Maine for the 35th annual State of Maine Scholastic Chess Championships. From kindergarten to grade 12, players came from across the state to joust for team… Read More
Pharmaceutical drug collection HAMPDEN – Hampden Public Safety, in conjunction with Penobscot Area Triad, will hold a pharmaceutical drug collection 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, March 25, at Graves Supermarket. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner… Read More
Some people always seem to go above and beyond the expected. Take Rosemarie LeGasse and Robin Long of Caring Connections, who will explore every possible avenue to share information. Caring Connections, a cooperative women’s health program of the Bangor Y and Eastern Maine Medical Center,… Read More
BANGOR AREA – Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, for those who have a desire to stop drinking, AA hot line, (800) 737-6237, or www.aamaine.org. BREWER – Al-Anon meetings, for family and friends of problem drinkers; beginners encouraged. Beginners, 5:30 p.m.; Al-Anon, 6 p.m. Tuesdays, First United Methodist… Read More
Real estate transfers recorded with town of Glenburn in 2004: To Darrell C. and Sharon L. Vigue, Glenburn, from Gloria F. Cyr, Old Town, and Roger T Cyr, Danforth, June 28, two parcels on Luckeys Landing and portion of 125 Luckeys Landing Lot 14, $50,000. Read More
BANGOR – For those who enjoy the opportunity to meet new people, continue contacts with established friends and share a meal, there is Community Art Lunch. “We call it a ‘community’ lunch because it takes many people to make it happen,” said Bob Cottrell of… Read More
ORONO – Maine Education Commissioner Susan A. Gendron will be the keynote speaker at the fifth annual Math and Science Future Teachers Conference on Saturday, March 26, at the University of Maine. Designed for aspiring math and science teachers, the conference will feature the opportunity… Read More