Staff at the Land Use Regulation Commission are recommending that Plum Creek change the scope of several proposed subdivisions near Moosehead Lake and be required to complete several large conservation deals before any houses go up. But critics of Plum Creek’s plan say they are… Read More
WARREN – A 47-year-old inmate at the Maine State Prison believes being able to register to vote is a way of speaking up. “If you don’t speak up, nobody will hear you,” said Jack Desrosiers. “It’s definitely important.” googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
CALAIS – Angela Howland wants to buy a horse and Gail Cottrell plans to ride her bike to work now that gasoline prices in this border community have topped the $4 mark for regular unleaded. “It makes me sick,” Howland said Wednesday. googletag.cmd.push(function () {… Read More
ELLSWORTH – A student at the University of Maine in Orono died Wednesday morning from injuries he suffered after apparently setting himself on fire the night before in a wooded area off Nicolin Road, according to officials. Stephen McCausland, spokesman for the Maine Department of… Read More
TERRITORY 5, RANGE 8 – A retired Great Northern Paper Co. millwright and pipe fitter, 68-year-old Dennis Ballard has summered in a small camp overlooking the Penobscot River’s East Branch since 1969. The camp itself isn’t perfect. It’s a simple 24-by-24-foot building with outdoor plumbing,… Read More
Following are some of the changes that staff with the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission have recommended for Plum Creek’s Moosehead Lake development plan: . Cut in half the number of proposed house lots on Long Pond – from 110 to 55 – and re-designate… Read More
BANGOR – Though they may feel underappreciated and isolated, Maine’s small businesses play a huge role in the state’s economic well-being. That was the upshot of Gov. John Baldacci’s welcoming address Wednesday for participants of the Governor’s Regional Conference on Small Business and Entrepreneurship at… Read More
FORT WORTH, Texas – American Airlines will start charging $15 for the first checked bag, cut domestic flights and lay off possibly thousands of workers as it grapples with record-high fuel prices. American plans to cut domestic flight capacity by 11 percent to 12 percent… Read More
Everywhere is the constant drivel from liberals about “Bush’s war,” from Democratic politicians to Subarus plastered with bumper stickers. I know you can never change a liberal’s mind but there are a few things I want to remind them of: From the embarrassing retreat from… Read More
I can’t think of a better person to help Israel celebrate its 60th “birthday” than President Bush. Not only does Israel seem to have become the tail that’s wagging the American foreign-policy dog, but Israel and Bush have quite a few qualities in common. They’re both aggressive, bullying,… Read More
In reference to Sharon Mack’s article, “Farmers meeting seeks dairy solutions” (BDN, May 15), perhaps Maine farmers are missing out on an old but often forgotten technique of raising money to survive: There is no fixed pricing policy on cow manure. Exporting it to Washington, D.C., has value… Read More
I support the campaign of Gary Friedmann for state representative to the Legislature. Gary, a geologist by training with a long career in community development and nonprofit fundraising, will be an effective advocate for continued state investment in the sciences. I have personally advocated for the advancement of… Read More
The genuinely sympathetic reaction among elected officials and the public at large to the news that Sen. Edward “Ted” Kennedy is suffering from a malignant brain tumor says much about the hold the Kennedy clan still has over the nation’s imagination. But it also says a lot about… Read More
Donating money to charity, especially large sums, is worthy and commendable. Ensuring that money does not duplicate existing efforts and can be pooled with other funds to do more good is smart business and increases the value of such philanthropy. That is the philosophy behind the Maine Community… Read More
Many of us are heartened by Reps. Mike Michaud and Tom Allen’s votes against continued funding of the Iraq war. This week, as the Senate considers funding the Iraq war, we need to ask our senators to do the same. We urge Sens. Susan Collins… Read More
I find it unconscionable that the BDN would run the scary Associated Press article on CFLs (May 19) when Maine has one of the best systems for recovery in the nation. Yes, Maine is mentioned briefly in this scaremonger of an article, but your reporters could have picked… Read More
In response to the wonderful account of Brewer’s cleanup day (BDN, May 19), I cannot help wondering why there is no condemnation of those who create the litter in the first place and no law in place to fine them. (Impractical, I know.) We need… Read More
We write in support of Chellie Pingree for Congress. We have observed and worked with Chellie during her four terms in the Maine Legislature and around the midcoast community. Her varied experience and far-reaching passions contribute to her leadership in many roles. Chellie already has proved to be… Read More
Are American workers suffering from a long-term decline in wages? The public could reasonably expect to get a clear answer to this important question, but instead respected analysts disagree sharply with each other. Some liberal commentators, taking a gloomy view, claim that workers’ hourly earnings… Read More
I remember the day nearly 20 years ago when the phone rang as we were getting ready to head off on a family trip. It was my brother Bob, who we were planning to meet up with. There had been a number of last-minute complications as we got… Read More
CORINTH – A wood pellet plant in Corinth may reopen today after a fire that halted production Tuesday. Original damage estimates from the Corinth Fire Chief came in at $45,000, but the plant’s managing director, George Soffron, said he’s “guessing it can’t be more than… Read More
BANGOR – A coalition of Maine residents, businesses and organizations launched a petition drive Wednesday in an attempt to repeal the beverage tax recently passed by the state Legislature. About 25 representatives of Fed Up with Taxes gathered at Bangor Wine and Cheese Co. at… Read More
WELLS – A 39-year-old man from Wells is looking for love – in the classifieds. Charles Haeberle hasn’t been able to find Miss Right since moving to Maine six years ago, so he has taken out a newspaper ad offering $5,000 to the woman he… Read More
It may be something in the catnip, but whenever Otto and Peanut – two Maine coon cat mixes owned by Deb Neuman of Bangor – travel to My Cat’s Choice boarding facility in Eddington, the ever-rambunctious felines become peaceful and quiet. “The moment we get… Read More
BANGOR – A dozen iris scan recognition systems used to help find missing children and adults now will be used by more than 40 law enforcement agencies in Maine thanks to the Galen Cole Family Foundation. The foundation donated the money to purchase the systems… Read More
BANGOR- A small group of area businessmen and businesswomen gathered at the Sea Dog Restaurant on Wednesday to hear a presentation about health savings accounts, a form of health care coverage that promises to save money for businesses and their employees. But a leading consumer advocate in Maine… Read More
DEXTER – Dexter was one of four communities awarded a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant from the National Park Service for public recreational facilities. Dexter received $4,800, which will be matched through the municipal budget for the realignment of the No. 4 hole at… Read More
BANGOR – If you have been affected by sexual violence, Rape Response Services invites you to attend something new and different: a drop-in support group 6-7 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. The next meeting will be May 28 at Acadia Hospital in the Leonard… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – Foxcroft Academy musicians will offer a patriotic concert after the Memorial Day parade May 26 at Center Theatre. Parade-goers are invited to listen to favorite songs and marches in the comfort of the theater. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
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SULLIVAN – A local man faces several charges after he allegedly fired a gun early Wednesday morning during a domestic dispute at his Taunton Drive home. Wayne Kane, 39, was arrested Wednesday in Ellsworth. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var… Read More
BELFAST – Goodwill Industries of Northern New England invites shoppers and donors to the grand opening celebration of its new Belfast store and donation center at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 24. The grand opening celebrations include a ribbon-cutting ceremony, door prizes every half hour from… Read More
BELFAST – Police believe a pulp truck was the culprit that struck a Route 1 overpass and caused thousands of dollars in damage Tuesday. Detective Michael McFadden said hydraulic fluid, pieces of metal shrapnel and the odor of fresh-cut fir or pine were prevalent at… Read More
BELFAST – The Belfast Garden Club will feature the garden planted by Harmony Joseph and her husband, John Logalbo, on Friday, May 23, at the couple’s 1847 brick home at 71 Congress St. The garden tour will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the second in… Read More
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SULLIVAN – Two men were injured Wednesday afternoon in a two-car accident on Route 1. The accident took place at about 4:15 p.m., according to Trooper Greg Burns of the Maine State Police. Both cars were traveling south on Route 1. The first vehicle, a… Read More
DYER BROOK – The 80 members of the Dyer Brook Community Church will hold worship services in a nearby school for the foreseeable future after lightning sparked a fire in the 100-year-old sanctuary on Monday. Pastor Andy Harthorne was working in his office when the… Read More
BANGOR – The city’s planning board took action on Tuesday night on two of the three project applications put on hold during their meeting two weeks ago. Approved during the meeting was a decision on a proposal to move the KFC franchise on Broadway to… Read More
DEXTER – Municipal officials plan to celebrate the completion of the new coffer dam at Lake Wassookeag during a brief dedication at 10 a.m. Friday at the dam site. Town Manager Judy Doore said Wednesday she is hoping the public will attend the event to… Read More
ORLAND – John Jones of Kool Kustoms will discuss antique car restoration for the Orland Historical Society at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 28, at the town hall. Jones has been doing restoration work on cars and trucks since the late 1960s. After closing J&J Contractors… Read More
SULLIVAN – Schoodic Community School District will hold registration for children entering kindergarten in the towns of Sullivan, Sorrento and Franklin on Wednesday, June 4, and Thursday, June 5, at the Mountain View School. Children must be 5 years old on or before Oct. 15,… Read More
NORTH BLUE HILL – The George Stevens Academy Alumni Banquet will be held Friday, June 6, at the Halcyon Grange Hall. The menu will be pork loin, mashed potatoes, carrots, beans and strawberry shortcake. The cost is $10. For reservations contact Suzett Davis, P.O. Box… Read More
BREMEN – Hog Island Audubon Center is offering the Coastal Maine Marine Science Exploration, a new summer program for 14- to 17-year-olds who may be interested in a career in marine science. The session takes place July 20-26. The fee of $1,150 includes all food, lodging, instruction and… Read More
SINCLAIR – The Madawaska post office will hold a Passport Day from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 7, at the Patrick Theriault School, 425 Martin Road, Sinclair. The fair will help residents quickly and conveniently obtain passports. U.S. passports are issued by the U.S. Read More
FORT KENT – The Greater Fort Kent Area Chamber of Commerce will host River Fest 2008, the second annual celebration of the St. John and Fish rivers, on Saturday, June 21. The featured St. John River Race, a 14-mile canoe and kayak race, will begin… Read More
PRESQUE ISLE – A special luminaria, or candle lantern, ceremony will be held at 9 p.m. Friday, June 6, at Northern Maine Community College during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Aroostook County events. Luminarias will be lit to remember those lost to… Read More
BRIDGEWATER – The Bridgewater Sesquicentennial Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 9, at the community building. The committee is in the final planning stages for the July 24-26 celebration. Anyone interested in helping is invited to attend the meeting. googletag.cmd.push(function () { //… Read More
Bangor Christian Schools James Frost, principal of Bangor Christian Schools, has announced the honor parts for the Class of 2008. The graduation ceremony will be held at 6 p.m. Friday, June 6, in the Bangor Baptist Church auditorium. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
ORRINGTON – The 2008 Le Tour D’Orrington Bike Race -a 26-mile race through the community – will start at 1 p.m. June 1 at the elementary school. “The race begins at Center Drive School [and] encompasses most of the roads in town and ends on… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Piscataquis Regional YMCA invites the public to the YMCA’s 20th anniversary Chamber After Hours Celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the YMCA. For information, call 564-7111. Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – Piscataquis County area service providers, businesses and the public will have an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the function of the Piscataquis County Case Resolution Committee at a breakfast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Friday, May 30, at the Piscataquis Higher Education Center. Read More
DEXTER – Some people say author James Howard Kunstler delivers a doomsday scenario. Others feel his assertions are hyperbole, exaggerations and conjectures. In his latest book, “The Long Emergency,” Kunstler provides a theory that fossil fuels have been the engine that has driven many of… Read More
DEXTER – A benefit golf scramble to support the work of Pine Tree Hospice will be held Saturday, June 7, at Dexter Municipal Golf Course. The $30 registration fee includes greens fees for this 18-hole scramble with lunch and refreshments included. Golf carts are available… Read More
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The annual Perennial Plant Sale sponsored by P.E.T.S. will be held from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, May 31, at the fire station. P.E.T.S. is a group of people helping people and their companion animals. The organization provides the area with a… Read More
BAR HARBOR – A Kentucky man was transported to a Bangor hospital by helicopter after being injured in a bicycle accident, police said Wednesday. The accident occurred around 4:45 p.m. Tuesday as Noel Spencer, 77, of Falls of Rough, Ky., was riding his bike north… Read More
BROOKS – Excessive speed was blamed for a Tuesday morning accident that sent a Knox man to the hospital with facial cuts and injuries. Philip A. Walsh, 49, was driving a 1987 Chevrolet pickup truck on Lang Hill Highway at approximately 9 a.m. Tuesday when… Read More
ELLSWORTH – Washington Hancock Community Agency has welcomed two new members to its board of directors: Cindi Kimball of Orland and Barbara Arter of Steuben. Kimball owns the Orland House Bed and Breakfast and is the executive director of the Bucksport Bay Area Chamber of… Read More
ROCKLAND – MaineStream Finance, a subsidiary of Penquis, is offering a 12-hour certified training course to help potential home buyers make prudent home purchasing decisions. Classes will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 9, 10, 16 and 17 at Penquis, 170 Pleasant St. Read More
CAMDEN – Saturday, May 24, will be Free Plant Day at the Camden Farmers Market at the Knox Mill. As a token of appreciation, customers will receive a free plant while supply lasts. The market is held from 9 a.m. to noon every Saturday morning, rain or shine. Read More
HARRINGTON – The Harrington Library Association will hold a sale 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, May 24, in the Meeting House next to the Gallison Memorial Library on Main Street. The pews will be brimming with hundreds of hard-bound books and paperbacks. A flea market will include household items,… Read More
UNION – The Friends of the Vose Library will sponsor a plant and bake sale from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 31, on Union Common. Perennials and annuals will be available for purchase. All proceeds from sale of plants and baked goods will benefit the Vose Library… Read More
BELFAST – The Waldo County Democratic Committee will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, June 6, at the new committee headquarters at 134 Church St. For information, contact Chairman Neal Harkness at 930-8005 or Secretary Richard Burk at 567-3928, or go to http://wcdc.blogspot.com. Read More
ROCKLAND – The Farnsworth Art Museum will host its fourth Adventures in Art series on Tuesday, June 3, with a trip to The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. The trip will depart from the Farnsworth’s Museum Street entrance at 7:30 a.m. and will return at approximately 7… Read More
BREWER – All city residents will see smaller property tax bills this year – unless they made home improvements. “Most homeowners will see a decrease,” finance director Karen Fussell said Wednesday. “The city is going to have another mill rate reduction – it’s moderate –… Read More
EASTPORT – Taxes are going up in this seaside community, but not as much as they could have. It has been a gloomy budget season for Eastport officials after the state announced earlier this year that it was cutting more than $340,000 in state education… Read More
The Maine Department of Marine Resources has closed the islands from Isle au Haut to Frenchboro to shellfish collection due to the presence of red tide. Collection of mussels, European oysters and carnivorous snails are prohibited around Isle au Haut, Swans Island and Little Duck… Read More
May 18-24 is National Emergency Medical Services Week and also the kickoff for the campaign “to fund an EMS memorial to those who have given endless time and effort to their fellow citizens,” Dr. Paul Liebow of Bucksport wrote in a letter to the Bangor Daily News. Read More
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Finance Minister Michael Baker is betting that Halifax’s casino can handle a new competitor three hours down the road in New Brunswick, where a $90 million destination casino and hotel is expected to open in Moncton in 2010. Baker… Read More
PORTLAND – The federal government has denied the state’s appeal for an emergency declaration after a late March blizzard in northern Maine that clogged roads and led to extraordinary snow-removal costs. Sen. Olympia Snowe said she was disappointed that the Federal Emergency Management Agency denied… Read More
The following are local events scheduled in honor of Memorial Day. Unless otherwise noted, all events will occur on Monday, May 26. ABBOT – Memorial Day parade starts at 10:30 a.m. at the municipal parking lot and proceeds to the monument for a ceremony. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration on Aging has approved a $30,290 grant for the state of Maine to assist in addressing the needs of senior citizens affected by the recent flooding, U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, said in a press release. Read More
AUGUSTA – Three hundred people, including guest speaker Gov. John Baldacci, are expected to gather at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 25, at Jewett Hall at the University of Maine at Augusta to celebrate the public opening of the Michael Klahr Center, new home of the Holocaust and Human… Read More
PORTLAND – A coalition of environmental groups has released a new report that claims large herring trawlers pose a threat to New England waters. The report, called “Out of Balance: Industrial Fishing and the Threat to Our Ocean,” was released Wednesday in Portland by a… Read More
LEWISTON – A Lewiston homeowner is facing an elevated aggravated assault charge in the shooting of another man who was taking a shortcut through his yard. Fifty-six-year-old Kenneth Phipps was in District Court on Tuesday to face the charge. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot… Read More
YORK – Townspeople in York are giving a thumbs down to a proposal to relocate an aging Maine Turnpike toll plaza to another part of town. Residents went to the polls on Saturday to vote on selectmen’s races, budget issues and other items. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
GORHAM – Officials say a regional emergency 911 system apparently worked properly when neighbors at a mobile home park in Gorham called to report a fire Tuesday that killed an elderly woman. The effectiveness of the 911 system came into question in light of glitches… Read More
BUXTON – A 52-year-old Buxton man is in custody after a shooting incident that drove a family of six from their home in Buxton. Police say a man fired shots at the home on River Road shortly before 10 Tuesday night, prompting four adults and… Read More
YORK – Soaring gas prices are expected to hold down traffic on the Maine Turnpike over the Memorial Day weekend, preventing the highway from setting new traffic records. Economist Charles Colgan predicts the higher prices will result in a 3.5 percent drop in northbound traffic… Read More
The University of Maine will have a new softball coaching staff next season. Stacey Sullivan, who was the America East Coach of the Year in her first season in 2006 but struggled through an 11-39 campaign last season, won’t have her contracted renewed after it… Read More
THORNDIKE – The first half of the 2008 season was a disappointment for the Camden Hills of Rockport baseball team. But if the Windjammers’ play this week is any indication, there’s still time to salvage some success. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
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Megan Taylor knows all about the football tradition at Foxcroft Academy. Her dad played for the Ponies back in the mid-1970s, and her older brother wore the school’s maroon and white more recently. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
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The Principal Financial Group Family Fun Fest will make a stop at Portland’s Hadlock Field Saturday when the Portland Sea Dogs meet the New Britain Rock Cats. The 4,000-square foot Fun Fest will be set up outside the main entrance to the ballpark and will… Read More
The Maine Winter Sports Center announced Wednesday that Colby College alumnus Austin Ross is joining its coaching staff. The Steamboat Springs, Colo., native skied for the White Mules for four years, and competed at four Junior National Championships for the Rocky Mountain Division. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
BANGOR – The Dexter Tigers took advantage of three miscues to score the winning run in the eighth inning, pulling out a 5-4 high school softball victory over Bangor Christian at the BC field Wednesday. Sarah Atwater singled twice, including a two-run hit during a… Read More
CALAIS – Steven Rogers drove in the game-winning run with a single in the bottom of the seventh as the Calais Blue Devils rallied for three runs in the seventh to trip Washington Academy of East Machias 8-7 in a high school baseball game Wednesday. Read More
WASHBURN – Rachel Palmer stole home in the bottom of the seventh inning to supply Washburn with the game-winning run as they outlasted Central Aroostook of Mars Hill 29-28 in high school softball action Wednesday. Palmer singled three times and doubled to knock in three… Read More
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WINTERPORT – The Winterport Union Meeting House will hold a grand re-opening and 175th anniversary celebration at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 25. The event will include a brief ceremony, refreshments, a building tour and free concert with local musicians, including bluegrass band Anna Mae Mitchell… Read More
BREWER – Laughter, a few cheers, a buffet dinner, a little dancing and lots of awards. It’s always a good time when the Youth Leaders Club of the Maine Transition Network holds its end-of-the-year celebration. But it was Daniel Scott who brought the house down… Read More
BANGOR – You’re a war veteran living in Maine and you’ve been thinking about joining the Memorial Day Parade, but you wish you’d signed up for one of those Maine-made maple walking sticks the Cole Land Transportation Museum has been giving out. There’s still time. Read More
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