Bangor was known as a lumber port, not a fishing port. So when a Grand Banks fisherman began unloading cod fish a century ago it attracted a good deal of attention along the Queen City's waterfront.
BANGOR, Maine -- The new Penobscot Judicial Center will open Monday with likely hundreds of people wandering in over the course of the week to take a look at the state-of-the-art building with dozens of technological upgrades and modern conveniences.
Arrests Unless otherwise written, the following will be arraigned on Feb. 2 in Rumford District Court: • Troy Lake, 40, Rumford, operating after suspension, 1:08 p.m. Nov. 15 on Hancock Street. He was released on $300 unsecured bail. • Betsy Lauze, 37, Rumford, oper...
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We feel a surge of regional chauvinism on Thanksgiving mornings when we shiver on the streets of Plymouth to bear witness to the Pilgrim Progress March. On a day dominated by football and gluttony, we’re thankful for the purity of this reenactment of the 1621 Thanksgiving service where the 51 surviving Pilgrims prayed for their dead and gave thanks for ...
In a Harold Pinter play, the things that lie beneath the surface are what actually are in the spotlight. A sentence of dialogue may mean one thing on the page, but another entirely when spoken onstage.
BANGOR, Maine -- Heavy rain that fell on Saturday quickly made up for the dry November most Mainers have experienced, meteorologist Victor Nouhan with the National Weather Service in Caribou said …
