3 weeks ago Gagnon right about podcasts To the Editor; Though I rarely agree with Matthew Gagnon, his column on the value of podcasts in fostering value as more nuanced political discussion made sense to me.
3 weeks ago CA Dean Hospital employees honored for years of service GREENVILLE — Northern Light CA Dean Hospital celebrated 17 employees for their nearly 200 years of collective service at a recent award ceremony.
3 weeks ago How ranked-choice voting will work in Maine’s 2024 elections By Michael Shepherd, Bangor Daily News Staff A version of this story was published ahead of the 2022 election.
3 weeks ago 3rd man accused of hindering Bangor homicide investigation makes court appearance By Marie Weidmayer, Bangor Daily News Staff The third man accused of hindering the prosecution of a Bangor homicide case appeared in court Monday afternoon, Nov.
3 weeks ago Pine Tree Hospice launches programs in ‘Wishes and Living Wills’, ‘Grief Calls’, ‘Grief Support for Children’ DOVER-FOXCROFT — Pine Tree Hospice, Piscataquis County’s only state licensed non-medical volunteer organization serving those with life-limiting conditions, care partners, and those grieving, is excited to announce the successful launch of two innovative programs.
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3 weeks ago Mills Administration celebrates 50th anniversary of Community Development Block Grant Program BELFAST — Economic & Community Development Commissioner Heather Johnson recently joined community leaders in Belfast to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Community Development Block Grant Program.
3 weeks ago Maine students experience what it’s like to be lost on Katahdin By Kathleen Phalen Tomaselli, Houlton Pioneer Times Staff For 98 minutes, about 1,600 school kids, from Millinocket to Fort Fairfield, will be transported into the sometimes terrifying tale of the boy who survived alone in the harshest of Maine landscapes.